Great segment.

Not a video, but here is an article based on the profile:

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/03/ ... 6854.shtml

Carmen wrote:Un-huh... that`s it. In other words it`s when every woman thinks "OHHHH He is looking right at me "

Oh, I like that!

I think Higgins has a great sense of humor and John Hillerman delivers the lines with a completely serious demeanor, something I could never do

Magnum: I prefer to be called a private investigator.
Higgins: You just prefer to be called.

(from The Pilot maybe??)

I thoroughly enjoyed the Sunday Morning profile. I hope they will put it on their website. It showed his ranch. He talked about producing and they showed him working on the Jesse Stone film in an editing(?) room.

At the end of "Little Games" Thomas orders: an 18 ounce New York charred rare with baked potato skins and some extra parsley (so he did eat something green )

I enjoyed the horseback riding scene. I know that TS is a horseman in real life but I don't know when he learned to ride. It looked to me like TS really knew how to ride back then too - he had his heels down in the stirrups which helps balance, not something a beginner might know to do

I checked out a copy at my local library. If your library doesn't have it they may be able to get it for you on an inter-library loan.

I watched this episode on RTN today. I'm a little confused about one thing: in the first scene, TC makes a delivery, which he is told to keep secret because of industrial espionage. Was this for Farber Industries? Is that why he was reluctant to return when Magnum asks him to land on the Farber buil...

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