Ep 2. Homicide (2)
- November 6, 1980
- 22 min
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8.3 (105)
Barney Miller season 7 episode 2, titled "Homicide (2)," is a continuation of the previous episode where the detectives of the 12th precinct are investigating a homicide case. The episode begins with the detectives interrogating the prime suspect, a man named Tony who has a history of violent behavior. Tony maintains his innocence but the detectives are skeptical and continue to press him for information.
Meanwhile, the precinct is dealing with a number of other cases including a man who was caught stealing meat from a supermarket and a woman who has been harassing her ex-husband. Amidst all of this, the detectives are frantically trying to solve the homicide case before the killer strikes again.
As the investigation unfolds, the detectives receive a lead which takes them to a bar where they believe the suspect might have been seen. After some questioning, they find out that Tony was indeed at the bar on the night of the murder but he left with another man. The detectives find this other man and interrogate him, eventually leading them to the real killer.
In the end, justice is served and the killer is brought to justice. The episode concludes with the detectives reflecting on the case and the toll that it takes on them emotionally. They discuss how they attempt to cope with the stresses of their job and the difficult cases they have to deal with on a daily basis.
Overall, "Homicide (2)" is a gripping episode that showcases the talented cast of Barney Miller and their ability to effectively portray the stress and strain that comes with working in law enforcement. It's a testament to the show's enduring popularity and its ability to captivate audiences with its compelling storylines and well-developed characters.