TV Guide Ovation Saturday

A prominent family suffers the death of an elderly aunt in what looks like a tragic accident until another family member is killed during a shooting trip.

A look at professionals in make-up ranging from special effects gurus to a beauty blogger as they reveal how to work on the human body as a unique canvas.

Country music singer-songwriter Dolly Parton discusses the origins of 2005 song "Travelin' Thru," a track written for independent film "Transamerica,"

While telling the stories behind "Strong Enough," "If It Makes You Happy" and others, the Grammy-winning folk, roots-rock star shares how they changed her life.

While telling the stories behind "Strong Enough," "If It Makes You Happy" and others, the Grammy-winning folk, roots-rock star shares how they changed her life.

Revealing the story behind her hit song, "My Favorite Mistake," multi-Grammy Award-winning folk, roots-rock artist Sheryl Crow explains how it came about.

Murdoch's case leads him to a diner both Higgins and Roberts have backed.

Murdoch contends with a powerful Protestant leader targeted by a Catholic would-be assassin.

While attending a performance of "Hamlet," Murdoch and Brackenreid are shocked when one of the actors actually dies on stage.

Murdoch investigates a fatal plane crash and discovers a link to James Pendrick.

Murdoch and Crabtree pursue a brilliant scientist who is hellbent on vengeance using mechanical marvels, including an arm-mounted cannon.

When Murdoch learns that a lawyer was killed in a dog attack, he suspects that the real culprit was someone who's after a fortune that a dog bequeathed.

Murdoch's neighbor convinces him to investigate a lost letter containing a death threat.

A DI is sent to the Caribbean to investigate the death of a fellow officer, and while he is determined to solve the case, the location gives him some trouble.

Poole investigates the case of a new wife who was murdered with a spear gun minutes after her wedding in a room that she didn't have a key for.

After a voodoo priestess reads signs pointing to her own murder and provides Poole with a description of her killer, she does, indeed, turn up dead.

A woman confesses to Poole that she has killed her husband, but Poole is unwilling to arrest her until he is sure the crime is hers alone.

A detective in 19th-century Toronto solves crimes using unorthodox methods, such as fingerprinting and blood testing, with help from his close associates.

Gently looks into a case involving the death of Patrick Fuller, a former flour mill owner who sold his operation to Geoffrey Pershore.

Barnaby and Sgt. Scott learn that the gruesome murder of an undertaker coincides with a nearby spiritualist meeting led by a medium.

Barnaby and Joyce attend the local regatta where the body of a member of the rowing club is found in the water after an argument with some of his team mates.