Murdoch doodles
seen from Philippines
seen from Netherlands
seen from United Kingdom
seen from United Kingdom
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Norway

seen from Brazil
seen from United States

seen from Germany
seen from Netherlands
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from China
seen from United Kingdom
seen from United States
seen from France
seen from Italy
seen from United States
Murdoch doodles

Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
I am several seasons behind on Murdoch Mysteries but I would love it if someone would be interested in roleplaying Wattstree with me?
If the plot below sounds interesting, dm me on discord! My username is kazikuns and I’d love to write as George :)
Maaaybe something where George has been trying to get Llewellyn’s attention for years. Like yeah, they’re friends, but he wants to be more than friends, especially after finding out Watts is into men and that he might have a chance with him. He’s sent anonymous love letters, purposely gotten partnered with him on cases, joined him for his lunch breaks, etc.
Llewellyn is, unfortunately, a little dense and doesn’t notice, so George forces himself to give up.
Only when George begins courting Effie does Llewellyn put the pieces together. Now, he’s the one trying to throw hints George’s way, hoping he’ll catch on.
George notices, but pretends he doesn’t. He wants to move on, it’s the right thing to do. Maybe we could have George and Llewellyn on a stakeout together, where they’re forced to talk about their feelings because the tension in the room is so awkward. And then that talking leads to more 👀 but when morning comes, Llewellyn is too awkward or anxious to do more than pretend it didn’t happen.
Llewellyn feels guilty, thinking they had made a mistake or thst he had encouraged George to be unfaithful, but George finally confronts him about his real feelings, how he only ever loved Watts and thst he and Effie had broken up days ago. Aaaaand we can have it go from there? With the two of them actually getting together despite all the tension between them lol
Alternatively, we can brainstorm other things if this isn’t your vibe! I just want to write these two together!
Brackenreid has literally so many kids my god, there are his actual three biological kids, and then there's Higgins, Crabtree, Watts and Mrs. Hart, at LEAST
sometimes those hills just jump at your out of nowhere
HI GUYS I HAVENT OPENED TUMBLR IN MONTHS BUT I NEED TO TALK ABT THIS
So I am a fan of Murdoch Mysteries yeah. Like huge fan I have met maybe two other people who knows what this show is. So my parents got me the first ten seasons on DVD as a back-to-school / good luck being an RA present
So as I’m rewatching the first ever episode (Power, S1 E1) there’s a scene where Constable George Crabtree (he is very pookie) had this crush on a lady and was like. Hey uh.. do u wanna hang out or whatever lol. So they do and he gets mildly hurt after falling or smth later on. So he’s in this woman’s house while she cleans his scrapes, stumbling over his words trying to say how he likes her and is sweet on her, and she leans in and kisses his forehead right near a scrape and just.
“Did that hurt?”
“It hurt real nice :”)”
SOMEONE SEDATE ME THIS IS SO CUTE UGH

Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
Evidence Louise Cherry is capable of being loyal to her friends:
Obviously, we know that Miss Cherry has backstabbed most of the people in Station House 4. She's turned on them to get an inside scoop, acknowledged that she's printing what will sell without considering the lives on the other side, and has wholeheartedly endorsed ideas such as Station 4 helping to frame a man for murder to cover up Murdoch's alleged mistake, and full-on printed and supported the theory of Murdoch being a murderer. She talks shit behind everyone's backs, and she generally seems incapable of loyalty.
With two exceptions.
The first is to her ex, George Crabtree. He tells her that he basically wrote the entirety of Julia and Murdoch's investigation handbook since they're both hopeless authors, and she responds by essentially blackmailing them into giving him better credit. I cannot recall if she actually has to resort to blackmail or if they decide on their own, however, it is clear that's her intention after their talk. She does this because even though there is bitterness and tension between her and Crabtree, he's still willing to take her seriously, both as a journalist and a person.
The second, and to me, most important, is to Llewellyn Watts. Watts joined Station 4 after much of the drama which led to the others being unwilling to work with or listen to Miss Cherry, and therefore, despite being curt when he knew better than to give her a quote, he treated her with respect and listened to her theories and concerns, every time she came into the station. She reciprocates this respect and loyalty often, but perhaps most notably is during the escape room episode of season 14. Watts is mourning the loss of his relationship with Jack after his shop was vandalised and he decided to take up the offer of a sham marriage rather than continue his affair with Watts, and Cherry catches onto how heartsick Watts is almost immediately. She clearly notices the way Watts avoids the butcher shop which was just vandalised with homophobic slurs, steals longing, bitter glances at Jack Walker, and when he eventually does tell Cherry the name of the 'lady' who left him, there is an audible pause between 'Jack' and 'Lynn,' as he tries to pass Jack off as a woman named Jaqueline.
All of this would make an exquisite story for her. An exposé on a gay detective in the Toronto Constabulary? Her articles would sell out, she would likely be promoted. All she would have to do is ruin someone's life, and she seems to do this all the time.
But she doesn't. She pieces together all the clues in Watts's story, realises he's talking about the loss of a relationship with another man, and not only resolves not to print it, but never calls him on it once.
Louise Cherry does a lot of bad things to a lot of people we're led to believe are good. But she doesn't sell out the people who are truly in her corner.
Edit: Obviously I know that not outing a gay man in a city-wide newspaper is the bare minimum of respect, but this is the early 1910s when homosexuality is still considered 'gross indecency' and people could be fired just for knowing a coworker was gay and not reporting it. Opinions around homosexuality were vastly different in Canada than they are today, and her not writing the story is not only an act of loyalty in not using his secret to further her career, but also, a show that she accepts and respects this aspect of him, which was not commonly accepted at the time.
OOOOHHHHH!!!!!
George Crabtree in a dress with a pig