Chalk up another flub for James! ;) It's been a looooooong time since I've seen Little Girl Who/Limbo/Unfinished Business . Not quite sure why I questioned Higgins' comment about Michelle's "oriental heritage". It just surprised me. For some reason, I always had her pegged as all French. But of cou...

This may not be very nice to say, but this episode would have been much better with a more attractive woman playing the prostitute. I know not all prostitutes are great looking, but I think they would need to be a little more attractive than this lady to make a living at it. Maybe she's got some hid...

I am not a big fan of Season 7, with a few exceptions such as Death and Taxes, Forty, LA, this was one of the weaker seasons in my opinion. Of course, I really like most of Season 5 so I know I'm in a minority around here. I find Season 7 possibly the weakest of the series, again, just MHO.

I don't care for this one, its not realistic or believable at all.

This was a really good episode, had a little bit of everything, humor, excitement, suspense. Loved the part where Magnum was reading through the ridiculous community college course titles. Always found many college classes to be ridiculous myself so this was pretty funny. The bar scene had the great...

I notice that there are only 3 pages of comments on this one, I find that kind of odd as it was a pretty eventful episode wether you like or hate it. I happen to really like it. Yes the psycich visions are a bit ridiculous but overll I like the scary, creepy demenor. Especially at that old abandone...

If the grandmother doctored the recording, why would she leave in the portion of the tape that exonerated her son in law? That's an interesting point, but one could also ask why she didn't just erase that portion of tape even if it wasn't doctored. I'm just telling you what my initial interpretatio...

I think that indicates that the tape was rolling past the point where the audience was viewing the scene. If it was doctored, it would eliminate the moral dilemma that the episode centers around. Which seems unlikely. It may eliminate the moral dilemma to an extent but also make it even more muddle...

Ok, I checked one more time. At the start of the show we do not hear him saying "I did it before, I'll do it again." The scene cuts to him leaving the house before that portion of the tape. Its unclear whether he actually said it or not. Its possible he did, and its possible the tape was later docto...

I think that indicates that the tape was rolling past the point where the audience was viewing the scene. If it was doctored, it would eliminate the moral dilemma that the episode centers around. Which seems unlikely. I will watch it again when I get the chance, but I believe we see the guy leaving...

Ok, I added a row to the Hawaiian Peaches page: Margie Impert (Ms. Jones), Lourdes Estores, Stephanie Dunnam, Jennifer Runyon and Lei Maa Richmond. Unfortunately, Rebecca Clemons (the librarian) never really had a good closeup shot in her scene. And Magnum is almost always in the frame. Great, than...

Doc Ibold wrote:I think Officer Kelly was framed and it was the kid who did it.

Lol. That's an interesting theory.

Never cared for this one. Found Mad Buck annoying. That's about it.

I re-checked and Ms. Jones is not on the Hawaiian Peaches page! How can this be? I wouldn't rate her the hottest babe on the series, but she certainly deserves to be one of the peaches.

Saw this episode again last night on Cozi. I like it. The storyline has a few improbabilities in it and could have been more realistic, but as someone mentioned, this was 80s TV, so nothing unusual about improbable storylines. There are less believable episodes in the series. This is an enjoyable ep...