Ep 3. Knight Lasts Forever

Magnum P.I. season 2 episode 3, titled "Knight Lasts Forever," sees Thomas Magnum and his team trying to unravel the mystery behind a rare car that is linked to a recent murder in paradise.

The episode begins with a classic car show on Oahu, where a wealthy collector has brought his prized possession: a 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO, one of only 39 made. Magnum and his friends, Rick and TC, are all admirers of the vehicle. Magnum even takes a photo of it, imagining what it would be like to own such a treasure.

However, the car's owner, George, doesn't get to enjoy his prize for very long. The next day, Magnum is on the beach when he witnesses a masked man shoot George and take off in the Ferrari. Magnum gives chase but is unable to catch the thief.

The Ferrari is soon found abandoned in the woods, with George's body still inside. Magnum and his team start digging into the case, trying to find out why someone would want to steal such a valuable car and, more importantly, who would want George dead.

Their investigation leads them to a group of car enthusiasts who call themselves the "Knights of the Road." The Knights are a secret society of classic car owners who meet once a month to drive their vehicles and swap stories. George was a member, and it's soon discovered that there was a lot of infighting and jealousy among the group.

Magnum and his team interview several Knights, trying to piece together what happened on the night of the murder. They discover that one member, named Warren, had a particular grudge against George. Warren felt that George had cheated him out of a deal involving a rare part for his car.

As the investigation progresses, Magnum begins to suspect that there is more to the case than just a dispute over a car part. He and his team uncover evidence that suggests the Knights may be involved in something more sinister than just a love of classic cars.

The episode features plenty of action as Magnum and his team try to track down the killer and prevent more violence. There are also some emotional moments, as Magnum reflects on his own love of classic cars and how they connect him to his late father.

Overall, "Knight Lasts Forever" is an enjoyable episode of Magnum P.I. that will keep fans of the show engaged. The plot is twisty enough to keep viewers guessing, and there are enough car-related hijinks to satisfy those who love the series' focus on vintage vehicles.