Magnum, PI

Thomas elects to run a university module that covers the finer points of private investigation, offering students practical insight into the profession. Throughout the course he assists them in probing a genuine mystery that revolves around a student's boyfriend, turning theory into hands‑on experience.

Murder 101 is an episode‑style programme that follows a single storyline centred on a university setting. The series presents itself as a teaching‑focused narrative, with the title suggesting a blend of academic instruction and crime‑related content. The plot begins when Thomas, a seasoned private investigator, opts to run a university module that covers the finer points of the trade. Rather than limiting the class to theory, he encourages his students to apply what they learn in a practical context, turning the semester into a hands‑on learning experience. The course itself concentrates on the essential skills and techniques required of a private investigator, from observation to evidence gathering. Thomas structures the lessons to give his pupils a clear understanding of how professional investigations are conducted, ensuring they grasp both the ethical and procedural aspects of the work. As part of the curriculum, Thomas guides the class into a real‑life mystery that revolves around a student's boyfriend. The students become actively involved in uncovering the facts of the case, using the investigative methods taught in class to piece together what happened. This blend of education and actual sleuthing forms the core of the episode’s storyline.