The third episode of Only Murders in the Building Season 4, titled “Two for the Road,” dives deeper into the murder mystery surrounding Sazz’s death. With guest appearances by Zach Galifianakis, Eva Longoria, and Eugene Levy playing the trio’s Hollywood counterparts, the investigation takes unexpected turns, keeping the audience engaged and curious about what’s next.
Here’s a quick recap and review of what went down in the latest episode!
A Little Recap: Investigating New Leads
The episode kicks off with Detective Donna giving Mabel, Oliver, and Charles a crucial clue—a shell casing found in apartment 14F that links to a retired professor named M. Dudenoff. She also mentions that most of the neighbors in the West Tower were playing cards the night of the murder, except for “Mr. Christmas All Year,” making him a key figure in their investigation.
As the trio investigates, they are paired with their celebrity counterparts. Charles and Eugene Levy team up to dig into Vince Fish, a neighbor with pink eye, while Mabel and Eva Longoria follow up on Mr. Christmas, whose real name is Rudy Thurber.
Unraveling Suspects: Mr. Christmas and Vince Fish
Mabel and Eva track down Rudy Thurber, who turns out to be a fitness expert who adopted the “Mr. Christmas” persona after going viral online. Despite initial suspicions, Rudy’s honesty and helpful demeanor clear him of any involvement in the murder.
Meanwhile, Charles and Eugene’s investigation into Vince Fish reveals that his pink eye isn’t covering up a gunshot wound as they originally thought. However, they stumble upon a mysterious photograph in Fish’s apartment, with a face scratched out—raising more questions about the person in the picture.
As Oliver struggles to connect with Zach Galifianakis, who’s more focused on his comedic ambitions, Howard steps in with some advice. This surprisingly helps Oliver rekindle his creative spark, adding some lighthearted moments to the episode.
Ham Radio Mystery Deepens the Plot
In a major twist, the trio discovers a hidden ham radio frequency where a mysterious woman threatens to destroy their evidence if they don’t halt their investigation. This new development not only adds another layer of complexity to the case but also raises the stakes, leaving viewers eager for answers.
The connection between the scratched-out face in Vince Fish’s photo and the cryptic message from the woman adds suspense, as the trio starts to piece together what could be a significant link in the mystery.
Conclusion
The third episode of Only Murders in the Building Season 4 successfully ramps up the suspense, expertly balancing mystery, humor, and engaging character dynamics. The introduction of celebrity counterparts, paired with new clues like the ham radio message and the scratched-out photo, keeps the investigation thrilling and unpredictable.
With each new revelation, the stakes rise, leaving fans eagerly awaiting the next episode. The show continues to masterfully blend its signature wit with gripping storytelling, making the latest installment another standout in this highly entertaining season.