The Lottery Winner Murders

When a bullet narrowly misses Guy as he is returning home from a photo session for lottery winners, he is plunged into an investigation that involves other lottery winners and a murdered man's obsession with UFOs. He soon fears that he may be the murderer's next target.

Full Recap
Andrew Walker, an eccentric lottery winner who believes in UFOs and alien abduction, leaps to his death from his 30th floor apartment. Guy had spoken to Walker before he died and suspects that something was bothering him. A search of the apartment turns up mercury on a halogen bulb on Walker's reading lamp, and Guy deduces that someone poisoned Walker. The mercury fumes drove him to suicide. Guy talks to Walker's widow and her combative sister, and they steer him towards the Luhminosa Society, a UFO enthusiast group who inherits most of Walker's lottery winnings. When Sidney Fletcher, another winner, is murdered and Guy receives a threat, Sully puts him under police protection. Russian cigarettes at a crime scene lead them to Andre Bealkin, a Russian hitman, but he himself has been murdered. Guy discovers a clue in Bealkin's bathroom that points to the killer, but Sully wants to catch the culprit in the act, in an attempt on Guy's life...

Trivia
The relationship between Guy and Chapman has evolved since the Pilot. Once adversarial, now the two seem to be working well together and are on friendly terms.

Quotes
Sully: I'll talk to Amber.

Guy: No. I have to see Amber, and I will talk to Amber. You don't need a ninth wife.

Guy Hanks: How much money did Walker leave you?

Cyrus Whitley: Oh, a few million. (beat) It's a drop in the bucket!

Guy Hanks: It's a big bucket.

(Examining strange lettering in a cigarette butt)

Guy Hanks: What is that? Sully: Could be Russian. Dante: Or Bulgarian, or Serbo-Croatian. (beat) What? I watch Jeopardy.