Ep 3. Three

Harry Clayton, the detective with the golden bracelet that gives him immense luck, is back in the third episode of Stan Lee's Lucky Man season 1. Titled "Three," the episode sees Harry being hired by a wealthy businessman to investigate the theft of a priceless painting. However, things take a turn for the worse when the businessman is killed, and Harry becomes the prime suspect.

In the opening scene, we see Harry in a hospital room recovering from a gunshot wound he sustained in the previous episode. He is visited by Eve, who informs him of the painting theft and the businessman's request to hire him as a private investigator. Despite his initial reluctance, Harry takes the case, hoping it will clear his name in the eyes of the police.

Harry's investigation leads him to a wealthy art collector, who provides him with information about the painting's whereabouts. However, upon arriving at the location, Harry finds the businessman dead and himself as the main suspect. He is arrested by the police, and it seems like his luck has finally run out.

As Harry navigates his way through the criminal underworld to prove his innocence, he encounters a trio of ruthless gangsters who are after the painting. In a thrilling chase sequence, Harry manages to escape their clutches using his luck and sets about gathering evidence to clear his name.

Meanwhile, Pat, Harry's partner, is dealing with her own problems. She is investigating a case involving a missing girl and a potential serial killer. Her investigation takes her to a local church, where she discovers a connection between the missing girl and the criminal gangs involved in Harry's case. She also uncovers a shocking revelation about her own past.

As the episode spills towards its climax, Harry races against time to find the painting, clear his name and bring the true culprits to justice. He must use all of his luck and wits to outsmart his enemies and discover the truth behind the painting's theft.

"Three" is a gripping episode of Stan Lee's Lucky Man, packed with action, suspense and some surprising twists and turns. It showcases the strengths of the show's writing and acting, as well as its unique premise of luck as a superpower. With its intriguing plot and well-developed characters, "Three" is a must-watch for fans of the series and those who enjoy a good crime drama.