Ep 13. High Flying Steele

In season 2 episode 13 of Remington Steele, titled "High Flying Steele," the charming and cunning detective duo of Remington Steele and Laura Holt take to the skies as they investigate a murder on a plane.

The episode begins with a wealthy businessman named Carlton Travis boarding a private jet bound for Hawaii. However, before the plane can take off, Travis is found dead in his seat, poisoned with cyanide. The airline company turns to the Steele Detective Agency for help, and Steele and Holt eagerly accept the case.

As they begin their investigation, the dynamic duo quickly realizes that everyone on the plane had a motive for killing Travis. From his mistress to his business partner, each passenger had a reason to want him dead. The suspects include a famous musician, a trophy wife, a CIA agent, and even a young boy traveling without his parents.

Steele and Holt must use their wit and charm to navigate through the labyrinth of lies and deceit on board the aircraft, all while dealing with the added obstacles of turbulence and a limited amount of time before the plane lands in Hawaii. As they dig deeper into the case, they come across a series of clues that point them in the direction of the real killer.

With each passing moment, the case becomes more complicated and dangerous. As they come closer to the truth, they find themselves in a race against time to solve the case, clear the innocent, and find the killer before the plane reaches its final destination.

Throughout the episode, viewers are treated to the trademark wit and humor of Steele and Holt as they work together to solve the case. Along with the tense murder mystery plot, the episode also explores the dynamic between Steele and Holt, as they navigate their complicated professional and personal relationship.

"High Flying Steele" is a thrilling episode that will keep viewers at the edge of their seats until the very end. With its complex plot, compelling characters, and clever humor, it is a must-watch for fans of the crime genre.