Ep 29. Ep 29 - The Sixth Position
- TV-PG
- January 1, 1981
- 49 min
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Magnum, P.I. season 2 episode 29, titled "The Sixth Position," follows the Hawaiian private investigator Thomas Magnum and his team as they investigate the death of a famous ballet dancer. The episode kicks off with Magnum and his friend Rick observing a ballet performance by a renowned dancer, Roman Naguchi. The following day, Magnum and Higgins meet with Naguchi to discuss the possibility of the dancer performing in a benefit concert they are organizing.
However, things take a drastic turn when Naguchi is found dead under suspicious circumstances. As the investigation progresses, Magnum discovers that there is a whole lot going on behind the scenes in the ballet world. The dancer was forced to compete for the lead role with a younger, more ambitious ballerina who might be willing to do just about anything to get the part.
Meanwhile, Rick gets involved with one of the ballerinas and finds out that she is being blackmailed by her former lover. Higgins also gets tangled up in the case as she becomes the subject of a terrifying prank orchestrated by someone closely connected to the investigation. As the team races against time to solve the case, they uncover a web of lies, deceit, and infidelity that ultimately leads them to the killer.
This episode is a thrilling and exciting murder mystery that keeps the audience at the edge of their seats. Fans of the show will appreciate the chemistry between Magnum and Higgins, and the humor provided by supporting characters like Rick. The episode is also notable for its music, which is predominantly classical and contemporary ballet, adding a sense of elegance to the story. In conclusion, "The Sixth Position" is an excellent episode that showcases the show's ability to tackle different genres while maintaining its unique Hawaiian flair.