Motive - Episode Guide

Vancouver homicide detective Angie Flynn investigates the murder of a popular high-school teacher in the opener of this crime-drama series.

When a teenage girl is killed in a hit-and-run accident, Flynn and Vega search for a connection between the victim and an eminent prosecutor in the midst of a mayoral campaign.

An average Joe finds himself caught up in a fool's game that leads to murder.

A high-priced lawyer is discovered murdered in his home. While Flynn and Vega work the case, Manny is arrested for vandalism.

When a health food guru is found dead in his hot tub, Flynn and Vega pursue a trail of clues that lead them to a young woman with a secret motive to kill.

A mortgage broker found strangled in his office parking lot leads Flynn to a man who'll stop at nothing to conceal his motive for murder.

After the execution-style slaying of a news shop proprietor with high-level military training, Flynn and Vega struggle to find the connection to a pediatrician.

Flynn and Vega's investigation uncovers a Hitchcockian tale of tragedy and desperation, in which the deadly act of murder may ultimately have the power to heal.

When a beautiful, young art aficionado is shot and killed, Detectives Flynn and Vega's investigation proves that blood is indeed thicker than water.

Detectives Flynn and Vega's investigation takes them from realm of the spirit to the seedy world of organized crime, and reveals that even the best intentions can lead to murder.

In a case where every suspect seems to have a motive, Flynn and Vega discover that every family has its secrets, and that brotherly love can exact a heavy toll.

Flynn and Vega investigate the murder of an executive assistant and discover an unexpected link between the killer and the victim… a link that threatens to expose an even more deadly secret.

Angie's past comes back to haunt her while investigating the murder of a teenage boy.

Flynn and Vega investigate a suspicious suicide, but Angie gets distracted by the arrival of Mark Cross.

What looks like a self-defense case turns out to be something much more calculated; Cross tries to establish himself in his new position.

Angie and Oscar try to solve a mystery when a socialite drowns and are led to an unlikely killer.

One of the team's own is murdered, causing Sgt. Cross to cross the line between professional and personal.

Angie takes an aggressive approach to solve the murder of a high school student; Lucas and Sung's relationship gets personal.

The team tries to find a missing and injured bartender and Flynn feels guilty about leaving Vega out of the action.

Angie is forced to leave her father's wedding to investigate a skydiving jump gone wrong and tries to regain Vega's trust by sharing information about Sgt. Cross.

Angie and Oscar search for an attacker and call in a professional favour; Lucas has trouble at home.

Angie and Flynn investigate a kitchen explosion; Angie shares the truth about her past and that of Sgt. Cross.

While investigating the death of a man trampled by his horse, Flynn and Vega suspect homicide; Vega explains his concerns; Angie is confronted by prosecutor Samantha Turner.

Flynn and Vega search for a motive in the death of a real estate agent; Angie may be forced to testify in the trial.

A murder mystery author is poisoned; Lucas' personal life takes a hit; Angie gets a nice surprise.

A major case from the past resurfaces; Angie thinks that she and Cross should come clean.

After six months of self-imposed exile, Detective Angie Flynn returns to Homicide to investigate a sensitive high-profile case.

Angie struggles to accept Lucas's new position as primary investigator in the murder of a high-end call girl.

Angie investigates the death of a civic urban planner and a part- time scuba diving instructor.

A homicide investigation develops into a kidnapping case after the murder victim's 16 year-old daughter is abducted. Later, Angie's interest in the Neville Montgomery file continues in secret.

All clues in the murder of an armed robber lead the team to a sweet florist.

The team must balance law and justice in the murder of a street artist.

While investigating an airline pilot who may be using his career to his murderous advantage, Angie copes with an increasingly distant Vega.

The death of a free-spirited tarot-card reader is investigated; and Vega's doctor dispenses some unnerving news.

A sleazy photographer is the prime suspect in the murder of his assistant; each of the detectives are interviewed about Angie's methods.

A plastic surgeon is the focus of Angie's investigation, the prime suspect is owner/operator of a recently renamed strip club.

The detectives must find the common denominator in three separate homicides in order to catch a killer in the midst of a crime spree.

Angie and Vega realize their prime suspect in the murder of an insurance adjuster, the victim's wife, may be a victim of foul play herself.

In the season finale, Flynn, Vega and Lucas are determined to prove that Neville Montgomery is behind the murder of Maria Snow.

Angie and newly minted Staff Sergeant Vega must adjust on the fly to their changed working dynamic, while dealing with the added pressure of bringing a cop killer to justice.

Angie temporarily steps in as Staff Sergeant as she investigates the murder of a football player's wife.

Angie and the team's investigation of a death in a spa takes a turn when the body is discovered to be infected with a mysterious disease.

Angie and Paula find their personal boundaries tested when they investigate the murder of an ex-con who may have returned to a life of crime. Meanwhile, Vega is forced to address boundary issues of his own with both Dr. Rogers and Lucas.

A gruesome murder with the same signature as one of Paula's previous homicide cases could mean an innocent woman was convicted of a crime she didn't commit.

The team's investigation into the murder of a suburban mom takes a drastic turn when the victim's ill child is abducted.

Flynn and Vega butt heads over their approach to solving a case involving a high-school student's death. Meanwhile, things get personal between Lucas and Sung.

Angie partners with an international agent to investigate the murder of a British politician's son.

The team goes on a hunt through the past to find the killer of a video game designer.

A woman is found nail-gunned to death; Angie embraces her relationship with Jack; Vega's frustrations force him to look for other options.

The team investigates the death of a costumed woman who appears to have been killed with a medieval weapon.

When Detective Angie Flynn and the team investigate an explosion at Judge Natalie Rodman's home, Angie is grateful her mentor survived. But when the judge dies a short while later, Angie races to catch a sophisticated killer.

Three years after Judge Natalie Rodman's killer got away, Detective Angie Flynn returns to Vancouver from her assignment in Paris, to finally bring the killer to justice.