To Sing a Song of Murder

Season 3, Episode 20, Aired

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Mr. Jack assigned Al to keep an eye on a rock group that just toured the country of Rugeria. After the group left Rugeria, Marilyn Lee, the group's lead singer, and a close friend of Al's, was supposedly killed in a plane crash, her body burned up without a trace. Al was one of the last people to see her alive. Later, she turns up very much alive at Al's apartment, where she tells Al that when she died, she couldn't find a place to live! She tells Al that the Rugerian Secret Service blackmailed her into adding three chords into her last recording. In the meantime, Mr. Jack discovers that there is a plot to assassinate the Rugerian president, who just announced a 25 year co-existence pact with the U.S., upon his arrival in the U.S. Back at his apartment, Al figures out that the three chords added to the song are actually a sonic trigger that when played will shatter, and detonate, a bomb that is made out of a glass sculpture. Al has to get to the hotel were the president is staying and find the bomb before it goes off!moreless

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      • This episode features performances by Marilyn McCoo, Billy Davis (Jr.), Florence La Rue Gordon, Lamonte McLemore, Ron Townson who were all members of the singing group The 5th Dimension, a popular group at the time. Marc Gordon was the group's manager. The group performed two songs: "One Less Bell to Answer", music by Burt Bacharach and lyrics by Hal David and "The Puppet Man", music and lyrics by Neil Sedaka and Howard Greenfield. Marilyn performs part of an additional song that she told viewer N. Heller was written specifically for this episode, "Thievin' Man".

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