An upright Mountie cracks cases alongside a savvy Chicago detective in a wry cult series that playfully deconstructs American and Canadian stereotypes, while providing enough cast chemistry and plot surprises to make this one of the more fondly remembered '90s crime dramas.
In the series opener, Fraser rides to the rescue of a 12-year-old purse snatcher who gets involved in an armed robbery.
A 6-year-old finds Fraser in her corner when he discovers that her dad is involved in an insurance scam.
Fraser's father's friend, Sgt. Buck Frobisher flees to Chicago when he learns the cop killer he put away has escaped and is tracking him down.
An investigation into tainted meat leads Fraser to a shady meatpacker who may be dealing with wild-horse rustlers.
Fraser and Ray go undercover as used-car salesmen to help retrieve a pizza-delivery boy's stolen auto mobile.
When a Chinatown restaurateur refuses to pay extortion money to a crime boss, the hood kidnaps his son.
Fraser is assigned to baby-sit a diplomat's daughter, a 16-year-old who inadvertently becomes involved with a killer.
Fraser's charge Christina comes into possession of a matchbook containing valuable information, which is being sought by a mob killer.
A couple agree to sell their infant son to an adoption lawyer. But when the mother has a change of heart, the father kidnaps the boy.
A gang in Santa suits knocks off a bank and, during the getaway, one of the felonious Kris Kringles is recognized by a young man who refuses to ID the thief.
While pursuing a man, Ray is hit by a car and knocked out. A mysterious woman revives him---and kisses him---but leaves before he can thank her.
To investigate the mysterious goings-on at a psychiatric hospital, Fraser gets the crazy idea of having himself committed.
An elderly vigilante goes after the mugger who's been terrorizing the neighborhood.
Ray and Fraser transport an "accused felon and pathological liar" to Canada---unaware that hit men are on their tail.
Diefenbaker escapes from the apartment to go running with a female husky, who gets captured by a crooked animal-control officer.
Fraser's next goal? To stick by a childhood friend---now a hockey star---whom gamblers are threatening to ice after he refuses to throw a game.
A shoemaker who lost his shop when he couldn't afford to pay protection to a mobster, makes the mistake of robbing a church in the hood's 'hood.
Fraser finds himself in a comedy of errors involving the delivery of a classified letter, a flighty bride-to-be and her jealous mobster-fiancé.
A man informs the FBI that Fraser is involved in a kidnapping---forcing Ray and Fraser to track down the true culprit.
The only woman Fraser ever loved---a felon he put in prison for her part in a bank robbery---gets paroled and turns up in Chicago.
Victoria's life is endangered by her former cohorts, while Ray suspects that her motives for reuniting with Fraser are less than honest.
A therapist helps Fraser recover from major surgery---and also aids in the investigation of a blackmailing scheme that involves a doctor and her lover.
Ray accompanies Fraser on a trip back to Canada. But interrupting their journey are an escaped convict, a plane crash and the ghosts of their fathers.
Fraser and Ray find themselves locked in a bank vault while bank robbers hold employees---and Francesca---hostage.
When a witness bails out on a trial, Ray loses evidence---and his cool---and is jailed for contempt of court.
The FBI approaches Fraser to find a witness in a weapons-smuggling case.
The life of a teen thief is endangered when she steals an appointment book, unaware that its contents could damage a senator's career.
A young Canadian of Tsimshian ancestry steals a mask that once belonged to his people.
Ray's dance with the sister of his childhood nemesis, now a mobster, sparks a brawl that gets the detective suspended.
Fraser goes to City Hall after learning it's not such a wonderful life. His problem? The new landlord is trying to evict him.
A botched exercise and security mishaps leave Fraser wondering if he's lost his edge.
Ray and Fraser's old "friend" Ian MacDonald, a con artist and liar, approaches the duo with an unbelievable claim: his "fiancée" was kidnapped by aliens.
Fraser hatches a plot to clear his name when a chicken breeder accuses him of causing an accident that destroyed valuable eggs.
It's a drag for Fraser when his quest for a rare bottle of scotch leads to a stint as a female teacher at a girls school.
Fraser courts danger when he tries to prove that a basketball player is innocent in the shooting of another teen.
When a train carrying Fraser, Thatcher and a group of Mounties is hijacked, Fraser Sr. enlists Buck Frobisher in a scheme to thwart the hijackers.
Fraser and Ray come to the aid of another damsel in distress, an exotic dancer whose boyfriend has revealed his illegal activities to her in his sleep.
A paroled arsonist begins a reign of terror against the detective who put him in prison.
The friends find themselves bound together---literally---by the brother of a criminal they put in prison.
A blow to the head renders Fraser, an eyewitness to a kidnapping, an amnesiac; so it falls to Ray to jog his friend's memory with anecdotes about their exploits (seen in clips from past episodes).
Fraser returns from his vacation back in Canada to find Ray there but not there, and a copycat arsonist of a man he and Ray put away once.
When Internal Affairs thinks there are dirty cops in the department and want to grill Ray, Welsh worries about Ray's cover being blown and not being able to find him. Meanwhile Fraser, sent on the hunt for Ray, joins Ray in wait for a criminal who made Ray the man he became.
Ray and Fraser blow the cover of a relocated witness set to testify in court, upsetting his brother who works for the government and looks out for him. But things may not be what they seem.
Someone attempts to kill Stanley's ex-wife Stella and her date, with Fraser and Stanley saving their lives. She's dating Frank Orsini, an alderman involved in a controversial housing project, with Fraser trying to solve the case while serving as Orsini's bodyguard.
Fraser is asked to take statements from Kowalski, Welsh and Thatcher after they witness a murder in a shopping mall. But do their statements identify the same murderer?
Can Fraser help a bounty hunter find a bail jumper before it's too late? Meanwhile, the Chicago PD is stricken with a sudden outbreak of 'blue flu'
Kowalski sets out on a personal mission to locate a boxer wanted for murder. But can Fraser and Ray prove the fighter's innocence before it's too late?
Fraser helps his friend after he unwittingly unearths an international espionage ring. Can Fraser discover the truth behind the illegal activity and protect his friend?
Fraser places Kowalski under arrest at the Canadian consulate when he is framed for murder. But will Fraser's investigation prove Ray's innocence and reveal the real murderer?
Fraser and Ray are tasked with solving two murder cases: one in Chicago and the other in Toronto! One of Kowalski's informants is stabbed to death while a few days earlier a flight attendant in Canada is murdered. Fraser finds the primary suspects have airtight alibis and no obvious ties. Yet Fraser plays a hunch that there is a connection.
Fraser and Kowalski stumble upon a dead body concealed in the wall of the police questioning room. But will Francesca's testimony help Fraser and Ray solve the mystery?
Ready to split up and go their separate ways on re-assignments after a bad squabble, Ray and Fraser are drawn into one more case after a man lands on the front of Ray's car dead with a knife in his back and a map carved into his chest, leading the two into a mystery involving gold, pirates, and a ghost ship
Ray, Fraser, Welsh, Thatcher and a Canadian ship full of RCMP's take on criminals at sea.
Unable to drive because of a foot injury, Welsh enlists Fraser's help to go back to his home town and aid his brother, a small town sheriff, in stopping a series of seemingly unrelated crimes that may cost him his job.
An old friend from Fraser's childhood is in town trying to stop the dam destruction back home in Canada which will flood his town, when he and Fraser get caught up in a robbery. Mean while Ray's parents are coming to see him.
With the whole station against him, Ray sets about to prove the innocence of a woman facing lethal injection that Ray helped put away for killing her husband back when Ray was still wet behind the ears.
Ray and Fraser deal with Voo Doo, Ray's stolen car, and a kidnapped little girl.
After a protected witness escapes and is murdered, the department tries to hunt down the body and nail the mobster organization that did it. While this is going on, Francesca announces to Fraser she is engaged to get married.
Fraser falls for a seductive but deceptive female card shark, upping his tally for dark-haired women who take advantage of him.
Fraser helps protect a famous country western singer from twisted and obsessed lover. Meanwhile Turnbull has feelings for Francesca.
After a notorious mob boss assaults a restaurant waiter and is unapologetic, Fraser impavidly stands up against him and a legal system that seems powerless to do anything about it. Also, it's Christmas time and everybody in the station is drawing names to be a Secret Santa.
Benton and Diefenbaker's street vendor friend Mr. Tucci is killed and while at Mrs. Tucci's, Stanley becomes attracted to her aide Luann. The investigation of the murder is complicated by a missing son, hidden wealth, and mob involvement.
While out Benton and Stanley observe a young couple when the girl Eloise is abducted. It's discovered she's a faith healer but fund raising seems primary. A bodyguard is stabbed, her friend Davey accused and Fraser starts focusing on her family's background.
A young constable from the Northwest Territories travels to Chicago on the trail of two murder suspects, asking for Benton Fraser's help. The mounties come to discover they have a lot more in common than they initially thought.
A homicide investigation leads Fraser and Kowalski to a major arms smuggling operation masterminded by Fraser Sr.'s old adversary Holloway Muldoon. As Fraser and Kowalski pursue the case, they come up against the Feds, accidentally blowing the cover of the real Ray Vecchio. As Part I ended, Fraser and Kowalski had pursued arms dealer Holloway Muldoon to an airfield, arriving just in time to cling to the fuselage of the departing plane.
Fraser and Kowalski pursue an arms dealer to the Yukon, where they trek across dangerous ice fields to intercept a mysterious arms shipment. Joining forces with Thatcher, Turnbull and Buck Frobisher's legendary northern detachment, Fraser and Kowalski take on the buyers-Cyrus Bolt and his revolutionary militia.
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