Clare McConnell and Jonny Harris in an episode of Murdoch Mysteries.
'Your mom's gonna see it, or your grandma's gonna see it. People watch it! People watch that show! It's an institution.'If you can name a Canadian actor, there is a good chance that they have appeared at least once on. What regular Canadians might not know, however, is that a role in our nation's longest-running hour-long drama has become a rite of passage in the thespian community.
, who filmed his second episode this year. "I finally got on the show, and it was delightful. Your mom's gonna see it, or your grandma's gonna see it. People watch it! People watch that show! It's an institution."Indeed, Toronto actor and comedian Dave Barclay claims that his performance on Murdoch " me a lot of cred with fans of the show who I happen to know, like my next door neighbour, a grandma who I talk to over our backyard fence.
"I haven't renewed my passport in years," she says. "I just show border patrol my demo reel and they say, 'Welcome home, Ms. McConnell,'" and then, "'again, you're under arrest.'""HELL YEAH, I wanted to be cast on that show. Murdoch was a rite of passage and I believe it still is. It's very cool to be a part of something that continues to be so successful, that launches or is the origin tale of so many Canadian careers.
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