Ep 6. Vanishing Act

Nash Bridges is an American television show that aired for six seasons from 1996 to 2001. The show follows the story of Nash Bridges (played by Don Johnson), an inspector with the San Francisco Police Department's Special Investigations Unit. Season 1 episode 6 of the show is titled "Vanishing Act".

The episode opens with Nash and his team investigating a double homicide, and soon the case leads them to a local magic club. While Nash is looking for clues at the club, he meets up with a woman named Kelly (played by Sarah Buxton), who is a former magician's assistant and the prime suspect in the case. Kelly denies any involvement in the murders, which prompts Nash to dig deeper into the case.

Meanwhile, Nash's colleague and best friend, Joe Dominguez (played by Cheech Marin), is facing some personal troubles. His daughter is dating a man who he believes is not good for her. Joe struggles to find the right way to deal with the situation, while Nash offers him some advice.

As the investigation progresses, Nash and his team uncover some shocking details about the murders and the people involved in the case. While Nash tries to solve the case, he also has to deal with his strained relationship with his ex-wife, who is currently dating one of his colleagues. Nash's ex-wife asks him to investigate a theft at her art gallery, which leads him to an unexpected discovery.

Throughout the episode, Nash struggles to balance his personal and professional life as he tries to solve the case and deal with his own problems. The episode ends with Nash finally figuring out the truth about the murders and bringing the culprit to justice.

"Vanishing Act" is a fast-paced and thrilling episode that showcases the strengths of the Nash Bridges show. It combines elements of drama, crime, and action, along with some witty and humorous moments. The episode also highlights the strong character development of Nash and his team, especially Joe's struggles with fatherhood. Overall, it is an entertaining and engaging episode that keeps the viewers hooked until the end.