Harrow

Harrow, after leaving his job, attempts to rebuild a relationship with his estranged daughter but is pulled back into a previous case when a body is discovered in the river, leading him to return to the Coroner's office.

Harrow attempts to delay the river bones investigation by focusing on a separate case involving a woman killed by a crossbow, drawing near to a serial killer who enjoys their crimes.

Harrow and Dass investigate a human arm discovered inside a deceased crocodile, leading them to Far North Queensland where they confront dangerous wildlife and criminal elements in search of answers.

A skeleton found in a suburban backyard leads to the homeowner being accused of murder, but Harrow's investigation reveals a deeper, more tragic story.

Ioan Gruffudd plays a skilled forensic pathologist in this 10-episode Australian crime series. When a young woman dies and others are hospitalized after taking party drugs, Harrow assists Fern, who unknowingly distributed the dangerous substances.

Harrow investigates the deaths of two young travelers, suspecting a powerful international businessman, but faces obstacles from entrenched bureaucratic interests.

Harrow begins investigating the deaths of a mother and son in a car accident, while the unresolved disappearance of Robert Quinn takes a darker turn as it becomes linked to a potential homicide.

Nichol surveils Stephanie after she leaves Quinn a threatening voicemail. A positive identification is made when the skull from a set of river bones is discovered. Meanwhile, Harrow looks into the suspicious death of a former high school student.

A mysterious death at a nursing home prompts Harrow to contemplate his past while the inquiry into Robert Quinn's murder intensifies.

Harrow examines an unusual and perplexing case during an autopsy, while Dass and Simon make significant progress in uncovering the identity of Robert Quinn's killer.

Harrow, recovering from a near-fatal shooting, returns to work and becomes involved in the case of a young mother experiencing a psychotic episode, while also pursuing the identity of his attacker.

Harrow begins an investigation into the mysterious deaths of two base jumpers, while Fern faces the consequences of her recent arrest on serious drug-related charges.

Harrow and Grace investigate the discovery of a mummified body hidden in the basement of a suburban house, leading them to a dark secret that dates back two decades.

Harrow begins to accept Chester's death and travels to North Queensland to take on a new case, while Simon independently pursues his own inquiry into Chester's fate.

Harrow deals with the emotional impact of a personal loss by immersing himself in his work, only to uncover an unexpected link between the recent death and another case he is examining.

Harrow and Fairley are assigned to investigate two deaths in Fairley's hometown, forcing them to confront personal tensions and the challenges of working together.

Harrow and Grace look into the death of a well-known health and wellness vlogger while also considering the exhumation of Chester's body.

Grace performs an autopsy on an elderly man found inside an Egyptian sarcophagus, while Harrow confronts a life-threatening situation.

Harrow becomes increasingly convinced that Francis Chester is alive and targeting him, but without concrete evidence, his allies begin to question whether his beliefs are rooted in reality or paranoia.

Harrow confronts his deepest fears as Chester moves forward with a decisive plan, leading to a dramatic confrontation.

Harrow, reeling from the revelation of a long-lost son, throws himself into a case involving the brutal stabbing of a homeless man. As he investigates the violent crime, he struggles to cope with his personal turmoil.

Harrow, still grappling with the revelation that his son is alive, becomes engrossed in an unusual case involving the murder of a vampire.

Detective Harrow investigates what appears to be a suburban suicide, only to discover it is a murder, leading him into the complexities of a troubled family while grappling with his own hidden past.

Harrow joins Fairley and Nichols on a hiking trip, which quickly becomes a test of patience as he is reminded of his strong dislike for camping.

Harrow struggles to rebuild his relationship with his son, while Fern and James develop a closer bond; meanwhile, the mysterious deaths of two teenagers heighten Harrow's worries about his children's safety.

As Harrow faces increasing pressure to abandon his defense of his son James, he is also confronted by two mysterious deaths that challenge his intelligence and bravery in a race to prevent a third.

A hotel maid's unexplained death leads Harrow into a dangerous realm of spies and killers, while Nichols continues his pursuit of Harrow's estranged son, James.

Following two deaths in a duel, Harrow investigates a complex conspiracy within a local historical society, while Tanya's unexpected return compels him to reevaluate his past two decades.

Harrow examines a perplexing case involving a pair of siblings, while James's actions place his half-sister Fern in greater peril, resulting in serious consequences for him.

Harrow is caught in a difficult situation when a critically ill boy at QIFM requires his attention at the same time Mila Zoric calls him to negotiate the release of his kidnapped son.