I agree with the first part of your comment but not the second. Higgins seemd to be a total loyalist. I am not sure he could find fault with many or maybe any of the British imperialist actions. Remember the recounting of the Mao Mao uprising during '53 in Kenya (Black on White episode)? Higgins ac...

Yes K Hale I also share this theory. I often think that for all of Higgins prude acting and judgmental dialog he deep down had an admiration for Magnums aloofness and Robins eccentricities. Vicariously he got to live those lives through them and never even had to admit it. He could be as brash as h...

Also, in the episode “The Great Hawaiian Adventure Company”, Higgins is talking to the lads, while working on the typewriter, about a letter he is expecting from his publisher. Magnum is NOT in the room. And Higgins says, “Naturally, I would like to be published. Who wouldn’t?”. Now, if Higgins was...

Watching 'J Digger Doyle' tonight. Higgins taping his resignation while in the Audi. Why would he do this if he was Masters? I have an answer for this. I am of the camp that believes Higgins and Robin cannot possibly be the same person. However, the question is not "Is Higgins Robin?" but rather "W...

I wonder why Higgins didn't get involved with the woman in the end since they were clearly in love with each other. I guess having a Mrs Higgins would change the premise of the show too radically. Well, she did frame him for a murder he didn't commit, which probably extinguished any sputtering torc...

I just checked -- you are correct! Many thanks.

I'll be posting a rather more difficult question later...

Hello all... first post here! I am trying to remember an episode where people at the estate were being held hostage by bad guys. It is not "The Big Blow." All I can recall is JQH in the study and the chief baddie making him watch the smashing of the River Kwai bridge and a photo of Queen Elizabeth. ...