[Guilty Act] Dr. Daniel Harrow investigates the apparent suicide of a young woman whose grieving father suspects she was murdered.
The cast and creators of Harrow discuss the quirks and charisma of Daniel Harrow and what actor Ioan Gruffudd brings to the role.
What makes Harrow such a compelling crime drama? Cast and creators discuss the mystery at the heart of the series. Warning: this extra may contain spoilers.
He knows hes met his match Ioan Gruffudd and Ella Newton discuss the relationship between Harrow and his daughter, Fern.
Meet the eclectic ensemble cast of Harrow. Warning: this extra may contain spoilers.
The cast and creators of Harrow discuss how comedy makes this crime drama so unique.
'Brisbane itself is a character in the piece' Harrow cast and creators explain what made filming in Brisbane so special.
The Harrow Art Department explain the intricacies of creating a working morgue while actors Ioan Gruffudd, Darren Gilshenan and Remi Hii take a crash course in forensic pathology.
Harrow creators Stephen M. Irwin and Leigh McGrath talk about the shows that inspired the show and the writing process.
[From The Soul] While stalling the river bones investigation, Harrow digs into the case of a woman murdered with a crossbow, coming dangerously close to a thrill-kill murderer.
[Here be Dragons] A human arm in a dead crocodile leads Harrow and Dass to Far North Queensland, battling crocs and crooks in their pursuit of the truth.
Actors Ioan Gruffudd and Mirrah Foulkes meet an unusual prop: a three-and-a-half-meter dummy crocodile complete with organs.
[The End of Life, but not of Love] When a skeleton is discovered in a suburban backyard, the home owner becomes the prime murder suspect - until Harrow begins to uncover a tragic secret.
[I'm not what I used to be] In an attempt to pay off Callan's debt, Fern sells drugs at a devil-themed party. Unfortunately a woman starts to hallucinate and throws herself off a balcony, plunging to her death. Meanwhile, Harrow believes he may be able to break the chain of evidence when Pavich orders the river bones be cremated.
[Gold is Power] A woman's dismembered body is found on a railway track. Although suicide is suspected, Harrow is not so sure. Meanwhile, the river bones are returned, much to Harrow's dismay, and his troubles are only increased when Dass begins questioning him about Robert Quinn.
[Gentle Mother] Dass and Nichols are closing in on the truth with the discovery of Quinn's car. Meanwhile, Harrow investigates the death of a mother and son in a head-on collision.
[Sins of the Father] Nichols carries out surveillance on Stephanie after she leaves Quinn a threatening voicemail. Then, after the skull from the river bones body is discovered, a positive identity is finally made. Meanwhile, Harrow investigates the suspicious death of a student from his old high school.
[The Law of Retaliation] Nichols investigates Fern as a suspect in Quinn's murder while Dass tries to figure out how Harrow is involved. Meanwhile, Harrow investigates the death of a resident in a nursing home.
[Guilty Mind] A dead man wakes up on Harrow's autopsy table and promptly takes him hostage. Meanwhile, Dass pieces together clues from Quinn's murder and uncovers evidence that Harrow destroyed evidence, proof he was covering his tracks. Season Finale.
[From the Deepest Chest] Harrow recovers from a near-fatal shooting and returns immediately to work, investigating the tragic puzzle of a young mother's psychotic episode while trying to figure out who shot him.
[To Dare Is to Do] Harrow investigates the death of two base jumpers while Fern deals with the fallout of her arrest on serious drug allegations.
[Evil in Itself] When a mummified body is found bricked up in the basement of a suburban home, Harrow and Grace set about uncovering a grim secret that has been buried for 20 years.
[Hallucinations] Harrow resolves to believe that Chester really is dead, and takes a case in North Queensland, while Simon launches his own investigation into Chester.
[From the Beginning] Coping with a death that strikes close to home by focusing on work, Harrow is stunned to discover a connection between this death and another deceased man on his autopsy table.
[Opportunity to Withdraw] Harrow and Fairley are sent to a double-fatality in Fairley's hometown - a trip that will test their already strained relationship.
[Forgive the Dead] As Harrow and Grace investigate the death of a popular health and wellness vlogger, Harrow agitates for the exhumation of Chester's remains.
[Under Silence] While Grace autopsies the body of an elderly man discovered in an Egyptian sarcophagus, Harrow finds himself in a battle for his own life.
[The Descent is Easy] Harrow is desperate to prove once and for all that Francis Chester is alive and trying to kill him, but with no proof, even his most-trusted friends and colleagues doubt Harrow's state of mind.
[Father of the Family] In a thrilling season climax, Harrow comes face-to-face with his greatest fears as Chester initiates the endgame. (Final)
[The Mother is Always Certain] When a young man who claimed to be Harrow's son turns up dead, Harrow is driven to understand the mystery and finds himself entangled in an underworld of cybercrime, crypto-piracy and murder.
[They Condemn What They do not Understand] Reeling from the discovery that his son is alive, Harrow finds a welcome distraction in one of the most bizarre cases he's ever encountered—the murder of a vampire.
[For Those Who Come Late, Only the Bones] Harrow proves a suburban suicide is in fact murder, uncovering one family's secrets as he is forced to hide his own.
[By Roots] Harrow is reminded why he hates camping on a hiking trip with Fairley and Nichols, but things turn strange when the trio find themselves conducting an impromptu murder investigation and a life-or-death battle.
[Let Them Drink, Since They Won't Eat] As Harrow's attempts to reconnect with his son are frustrated, Fern and James grow closer. The baffling deaths of two teens sharpen Harrow's concern for his own children.
[Don't Give a Sword to a Boy] While pressure mounts on Harrow to stop defending his son James, two baffling deaths demand all his wit and courage to solve—before another life is lost.
[The Dose Makes the Poison] The mysterious death of a hotel maid draws Harrow into a dark world of espionage and assassination. Nichols edges closer to catching Harrow's wayward son.
[The Die Has Been Cast] After two men die in a duel, Harrow uncovers a web of Machiavellian intrigue within a suburban historical society. Tanya's return forces Harrow to reassess the last 20 years of his life.
[An Innocent Man Is Punished] Harrow investigates a baffling crime involving siblings. James brings danger closer to his half-sister Fern than ever before—and pays a high price.
[From the Beginning] Harrow rides the storm when a deathly ill boy at QIFM needs his help at the very moment Mila Zoric summons him to negotiate his kidnapped son's release. But there's one lightning bolt shock he did not see coming.
Did you know forty percent of all species are thought to be parasitic? Dr Lyle Fairley has more (answers, not parasites) in this episode of The Science of Harrow.
Ever had that awkward moment when you realised you didn't know how to mummify a body? Dr Lyle Fairley unwraps some myths and misconceptions around mummification.
Why you shouldn’t urinate on jellyfish stings, and other life hacks from Dr Lyle Fairley in this episode of The Science of Harrow.
Did you know the speed of the ions in your fingerprint can reveal what you ate for dinner? Or you could just tell someone. Dr Lyle Fairley explains the science of fingerprints.
