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- The newly-regenerated Doctor takes on the Master on the turn of the millennium, 31 December 1999.
- Da Vinci investigates the death of three people in three separate incidents. The first is a homeless woman commonly known as the pigeon lady, her dead body found on a church's steps where she could usually be found feeding the pigeons. Da Vinci is concerned that the church's newly implemented nighttime closed door policy may have exacerbated the death. Beyond determining the cause of death, Maria finds among the pigeon lady's possessions an interesting news article which may provide a clue as to why she was at that specific church. The second is a sixteen year old woman named Alice Fellows. Although she was high on ecstasy which could have contributed to the incident, she was killed in a hit and run. What little information the authorities have is the offending vehicle is a silver Mercedes for which they have a partial license plate. Later, McNab gets a positive identification of the vehicle and its high profile owner, who claims the car was stolen. The third is a charged money launderer named Michael Zang, who purportedly shot himself in the office of his lawyer, Richard Norton. Because Da Vinci believes that Norton isn't telling the entire truth about the death, Da Vinci calls in Homicide to apply a little pressure on Norton. Zang's wife Vera, who is called in to provide testimony, has other things on her mind. With Da Vinci preoccupied with these cases, Lou takes his first case as a coroner. It is of an aboriginal youth named Roy Cardinale, whose dead body is found by the railroad tracks. He was seemingly killed by a train running over him, but there is evidence that he was severely beaten before his death. Beyond physical evidence at the site, Kosmo and Leary, who lead this investigation, learn a bit more about Roy from Constable Carter, who tells a story of a relatively harmless and well liked petty criminal but who was well known to all those in the police department on patrol. On other business, Suki tells Kosmo and Leary of an incident at Brian's storage garage. Their investigation of him has stalled otherwise. On more personal matters, Kosmo tells Leary about someone that is interested in him. That and a request by Carter are some of the first steps for Leary to a more stable existence. And Da Vinci ultimately gets the news about whether he got the Chief of Police job.
- In his new role as Chief of Police, Bill Jacobs requests a meeting with Da Vinci to discuss his concept of a red light district. Da Vinci is surprised by the request. With continuing investigations, Kosmo and Leary speak to Roy Cardinale's friend, John Dunne. After seeing John speak to the detectives, Constable Dino Rosario has his own chat with John. After checking out some information provided by John, Kosmo and Leary believe that something in his story concerning Roy's whereabouts the evening of his death isn't sitting right. McNab informs the Mayor that his car was indeed involved in a hit and run death. The Mayor seems more interested in retrieving his cell phone from the car, reported stolen that night, than he is about the death. As McNab checks out two of the numbers from that cell phone's records from that evening, he uncovers some unusual information concerning the Mayor's car's whereabouts that evening. Brian manages to have Councillor Pierce's car pulled over, but no knife is found in his possession. Perturbed that his frame on Pierce didn't yet work, Brian plots with Marla to watch over Sue, who was supposed to plant the knife in the car. Brian also uses another tact averting himself from Rick's death by speaking to Detective Joe Finn in Internal about the investigation. And while Shannon is off on personal leave, Williams continues the investigation into the purported self-inflicted shooting death of Michael Zang. In a new investigation, Da Vinci and Lou attend to the death of man who looks to have fallen from a rooftop. They determine the probable cause of the fall when they see some wiring on the roof. They however learn that there is more than meets the eye when they speak to the deceased's neighbors. On personal fronts, Kosmo thinks about buying a house. And Shannon learns that his building has a new no pet policy, meaning he will have to move or get rid of Lucky.
- Secret Service Agent Ethan Burke begins his investigation into the disappearance of two federal agents.