Kung Fu Crabtree

Episode aired Mar 24, 2014
TV-PG
44m

IMDb RATING

8.3/10

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Allen Keng and Jonny Harris in Murdoch Mysteries (2008)

Crime Drama Mystery

With Murdoch away, Constable Crabtree finds himself investigating the apparent death by poisoning of a visiting Chinese official who was in Toronto seeking men who had participated in the Bo... Read allWith Murdoch away, Constable Crabtree finds himself investigating the apparent death by poisoning of a visiting Chinese official who was in Toronto seeking men who had participated in the Boxer Rebellion. Their immediate suspect is Wu Chang but as Crabtree gets to know the young ... Read allWith Murdoch away, Constable Crabtree finds himself investigating the apparent death by poisoning of a visiting Chinese official who was in Toronto seeking men who had participated in the Boxer Rebellion. Their immediate suspect is Wu Chang but as Crabtree gets to know the young man, he is increasingly convinced of his innocence. It turns out it's not Boxers they're a... Read all

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Trivia
This episode takes place in 1901.

Goofs
When Crabtree is questioning Wu Chang and Da Yu, he makes reference to "Fingerprints" on a knife. "Fingermarks" is the normal reference throughout the series. Crabtree had even used the normal "Fingermarks" reference earlier in the episode.

Quotes
Inspector Thomas Brackenreid: Where's the knives and forks?
Constable George Crabtree: Oh, sir, I believe we're supposed to use these: chopsticks.
Inspector Thomas Brackenreid: Chopsticks? What can you chop with these?