Continuing with season 3: I was prepared to _not_ like this episode. I recall not enjoying it the last viewing. But, I really liked it this time ( gave it an 8 ). Some silliness, but fun nonetheless. Lots of screen time for the Jimmy, which I still think is a cool SUV (although I don't think they we...

Another top 10 episode for me (and a rating of 9.5), from a season full of top 10 episodes. Not much more to add to what others have said, Mako is terrific and makes me believe he's a modern-day Samurai. I've had Saki a few times, and didn't find it particularly potent, not more potent than grape wi...

A top 10 episode for me (rated a 9). Not perfect, but fun, and the entire ensemble is present (essential for a great episode IMO). Also has the distinction of being the first MPI episode I saw as a 13 year old. My policeman dad was visiting one of his buddies on the force, and this episode was on in...

I'm working my way through season 3. I've seen this one a few times, and I think enjoyment of this episode is highly correlated with enjoyment of professional wrestling. I skipped it this time around - perhaps the only episode where I do so.

Working my way through season 3: I enjoyed this one (rated 8). Two MASH veterans. A great scene between Marcia Strassman and John Hillerman. Not an action-packed story, but it kept me interested throughout. Since Col Flagg was the true antagonist - I'm assuming he was an FBI agent posing an a CID ag...

Voted 10 (perfect). One of the great episodes and I wouldn't change anything. It really has everything: the interaction between Magnum and Higgins, Rick and TC (Rick in particular has a few humorous lines), an interesting story where we learn more about Higgins' past (a darker episode in his past), ...

When the trailer began - with our protagonist in a spacesuit - I thought I was watching an ad placed before the trailer. Then I realized: "Oh, no, this is Magnum." That set the tone. I do hope that, as others have said, this scene (and the scene at the end) is an exaggeration by Magnum, or a post ho...

I'd go with season 3 as well, with seasons 2 and 4 so close behind.

I really love this fun and (relatively) light-hearted episode. Great performance by John Hillerman. And wow, Lexi Ziller.

This may be controversial, but I'm a season 1-4 guy. While there are several good - maybe great - episodes post season-4, the tone of the show changed sufficiently that I don't enjoy those seasons. Same here - but I'll also watch a couple early season 5 episodes. As you say, there are a few good ep...

This may be controversial, but I'm a season 1-4 guy. While there are several good - maybe great - episodes post season-4, the tone of the show changed sufficiently that I don't enjoy those seasons. Given that, my ranking would be: S3 S4 S2 S1 As in, you don’t even like any episodes post season 4? N...

This may be controversial, but I'm a season 1-4 guy. While there are several good - maybe great - episodes post season-4, the tone of the show changed sufficiently that I don't enjoy those seasons.

Given that, my ranking would be:

S3
S4
S2
S1

In no particular order. And, sorry, I couldn't keep it down to 10: No Need to Know (s. 1) The Woman on the Beach (s. 2) The Jororo Kill (s. 2) The Elmo Ziller Story (s. 2) Black on White (s. 3) The Arrow That is Not Aimed (s. 3) The Big Blow (s. 3) Of Sound Mind (s. 3) Home From the Sea (s. 4) Lett...

In no particular order. And, sorry, I couldn't keep it down to 10: No Need to Know (s. 1) The Woman on the Beach (s. 2) The Jororo Kill (s. 2) The Elmo Ziller Story (s. 2) Black on White (s. 3) The Arrow That is Not Aimed (s. 3) The Big Blow (s. 3) Of Sound Mind (s. 3) Home From the Sea (s. 4) Lett...

In no particular order. And, sorry, I couldn't keep it down to 10: No Need to Know (s. 1) The Woman on the Beach (s. 2) The Jororo Kill (s. 2) The Elmo Ziller Story (s. 2) Black on White (s. 3) The Arrow That is Not Aimed (s. 3) The Big Blow (s. 3) Of Sound Mind (s. 3) Home From the Sea (s. 4) Lette...