Houdini & Doyle

A nun is brutally murdered at one of the notorious Magdalene laundries, and the only witness claims that she saw the killer - a young 'Maggie', who died six months ago.

As prominent suffragette Lydia Belworth greets her supporters, a 12-year-old boy approaches with a bouquet of flowers, then draws a pistol and shoots her. When police arrest him, the boy claims that this was revenge for murder - his own.

When a heckler is mysteriously struck down at a faith healer's show, the team investigates whether the healer is truly channelling the power of God.

The police are baffled when Madam Korzha, a mysterious psychic who claims to be guided by the spirits of the dead, is able to locate a missing eight-year-old girl.

The team travel to Nethermoor to investigate the case of a missing woman, believed to be the victim of an alien abduction.

When two people appear to have been scared to death, the case is linked to Bedlam, a mental hospital so notorious that its name has become a synonym for chaos.

Bram Stoker, the creator of Dracula and a good friend of Doyle's, wakes him at night in a panic claiming that a vampire hunter is trying to kill him.

After a woman claims that a poltergeist killed her husband, the team spend several nights in the house to see if spirits are truly killing from beyond the grave.

All the residents of a small village die simultaneously except for a priest and a child, but no signs of violence are found; Doyle begins writing "The Hound of the Baskervilles."

The team go in search of a mysterious phantom stalking the people of London, said to have demonic eyes and the ability to perform gravity-defying leaps. Is it a case of mass hysteria or an entity feeding off fear?