The Harts go "undercover" to investigate why their Hartoys company is having their secrets stolen, which they have an over-the-top investigator checking into, that is until he becomes a victim. The key culprit is revealed relatively early in this actor-sparse episode, and then he makes multiple feeble attempts to squelch the Harts' investigation before his demise, which escapes in-episode detection. The Harts' "covers" are cute, but only fool the employees at Hartoys, which at first I thought was because the Harts had never visited the store, but later it seemed that the employees were just plain clueless. The same could be said for the Harts, who took awhile to figure out who was the key insider was despite the electronic-oriented attempts towards them, one of which was foiled with a garage door opener, which seemed to be a leap of faith. The other insider's reason for involvement wasn't ever clear.
Review of 'Tis the Season to Be Murdered
