Jon Budinoff

The police are called to a luxury hotel, where the body of a one-year-old baby lies dead on the ground. The baby fell from the room occupied by Monty Bender (Adam Ferrara), one of the world's most famous comedians. Members of his entourage tell the cops the same story - a fire had started in the room next door, Monty held the baby outside and he slipped. The Detectives Briscoe (Jerry Orbach) and Greene (Jesse L. Martin) start investigating by digging into Monty's past. His baby was adopted and they discover he has a "masseuse" named Harvey (James Villemaire) who for some reason has a key to Monty's room. There's also a rumor that seems to follow Monty that he has the reputation of molesting young boys. In addition, the M.E. Rodgers (Leslie Hendrix) claims the fire was set after the baby fell, since there was no smoke in his lungs. So Monty's reckless behavior with the child most likely caused the accident.

Rush and the team look into the death of an inner-city school teacher, originally thought to be a carjacking gone wrong, when a former student finds her car keys in an old desk.

The investigation into a professor's death takes a dangerous turn when the team finds their lead suspect has ties to a radical animal rights group.

Dissed by a rude fruit vendor, Bret and Jemaine concoct an animated music video in retaliation. But as slights against the boys continue, Bret and Jemaine find themselves in the middle of a race war with anti-Kiwi mutha 'uckas. Meanwhile, Murray falls for a leggy blonde tech-support woman at his office, and asks the Conchords to help him write her a love song.