Ovation TV Guide

Murdoch believes a murderer, who is gruesomely taking naked women's bodies and creating them into statues, knew the sufferers before killing them.

A seemingly idyllic village's dark side is revealed when an elderly woman is found murdered after she apparently witnessed an event in the nearby woods.

Featured are Toyota's design team's latest concept vehicle, the Peterson Museum's latest exhibit attracting celebrities, and an artist painting on lowriders.

Host David Keeps boards a boat and travels to the middle of San Francisco Bay, where he takes viewers on a tour of the lighthouse on Alcatraz Island.

Host David Keeps introduces viewers to a food forager hired by prominent chefs to find them the freshest ingredients from area farms.

For his next destination, host and travel writer David Keeps travels to Joshua Tree to speak with some of the artists who have flocked there to set up a studio.

While visiting Pennsylvania, travel writer David Keeps encounters a couple who are renovating a farmhouse that was constructed during the 19th century.

Frank and Lu connect with the police to look into any suspects in the neighborhood after Peter Quintus is warned by two men that he will be killed in 24 hours.

Luella and Frank are approached by a magician after a woman dies during his stage show when she gets chosen to assist him with one of his magic tricks.

Frank and Lu continue their investigation as the police discover more information to incriminate an ex-prisoner as the main suspect for the murder of the mayor.

A pair of detectives form an unlikely partnership as they investigate extramarital affairs, murderous magicians and abductions in Stratford-upon-Avon, England.

Frank and Luella investigate a former gift shop employee who is seeking compensation for a workplace injury, and Frank discovers a store owner dead in the shop.

A troubled young man contacts Frank and Luella after he has violent premonitions of murder at the retreat that his mother and stepfather lead.

The DeQuettevilles are dying one by one, each after seeing a headless horseman, and an old feud with another family could be to blame.

When a barrister is killed, a murderer he convicted is a prime suspect, and even his strong alibi isn't enough to dissuade Barnaby's suspicions at first.