Thanks for posting. I don't remember this episode at all, so it was a pleasant surprise this morning! He is so amazing. He just is.

I really liked Terminal Island. There is a conversation about this movie somewhere on Larry's FB page for his radio show. It's a lot of fun, and notable mostly for being directed by a woman (aside from the Mosley/Selleck connection). The premise is insane and the film is totally 70s. Very watchable ...

give the writers credit for HOW they came up with the character history revision. If the argument was b ased solely on previous episode evidence, then it is clear Higgins is NOT Robin Masters. That said, the argument presented by Magnum is that there is a man paid to run around the world being Robi...

Very cute!

I loved the song, and of course all of the Magnum-ness in the video!

I don't think he's Robin Masters either, but it really comes from not introducing the idea until later in the series, and I was too settled into how it was originally intended.

Many disagree with me, but I just can't get that part of Magnum filled brain to go there!

That was adorable.

I would have invited him to my house for dinner too!

I listened/watched the live stream last night. It was so cool!

I can't wait for Roger to come back! It always tickles me pink to see Larry and Roger together. I also hope they get Jonathan Hillerman! How cool would that be?!?

I just watched this episode on Sleuth. I just found out that Claudia is Larry Manetti's real wife. I think they met when they both were on Battlestar Galatica in the late seventies. Their son was born in 1980. Great little tidbit, loved this episode. Loved the end when Rick asks Magnum if he was tr...

Supercool!

Thanks for sharing!

http://www.time.com/time/specials/2007/completelist/0,29569,1651341,00.html Anyway, they should have replaced General Hospital with Magnum P.I. ! What's so ironic about that is that General Hospital is now the Sopranos. I'm actually watching it now. Everyone is in the mob and blowing up stuff??? Cr...

Little Garwood wrote: If All for One was the ultimate realization of the guys' bond, then Home from the Sea was a dress rehearsal for it.

Wow, I love what you wrote here. I never thought of it in those terms, but I think you might be right!

What's Sharon's problem, if I were standing beside Tom I would have had a smile on my face. :D Today's Tom's birthday, he's 67 years young and just as handsome as ever! :wink: I just saw it was his birthday today! YAY! I agree, he is still so handsome... and doing quite well with Blue Bloods and Je...

That said, I'm a Boz girl. Ever since I 1st saw Riptide, I thought Thom Bray was adorable. http://members.fortunecity.com/saturdaysgirl/boz1.jpg What ever happened to the nerdy nerd we all knew in the 80s? All the geeks these days are cool! Thom Bray moved to Oregon (I think) and is now a teacher. ...

Wow, thanks for that link Styles. I agree that Magnum has influenced so many of us. I did not go into the military, but the show definitely speaks to me on so many levels, and even now moreso since I've become the same age as the characters. 40 resonated with me the year before I hit the big four-oh...

I'm a huge fan of Riptide. While I enjoyed it in the 80s, it wasn't until I picked up the DVDs about 2 or 3 years ago that I really fell in love with it. It's definitely a riff on Magnum (but double the machismo!) and it lacks a bit in that department, in the respect that it doesn't have the same de...