TV shows on KQED

KQED has built a recognizable lineup around clever detective stories, period whodunits, and methodical mystery series. The selection features famous sleuths and puzzle-box plots in shows such as Sherlock, Agatha Christie's Poirot, Grantchester, and The Marlow Murder Club. Alongside these crime-focused narratives, the network balances its programming with natural history storytelling in Nature.

This catalog page organizes the available KQED titles by tone and style, making it simple to differentiate between classic adaptations like Why Didn't They Ask Evans? and contemporary procedurals like Patience or The Brokenwood Mysteries. Titles are presented with straightforward details about their narrative themes to simplify the decision process. Browsing the list offers a clear, structured view of the network's available television options.