The pool table is kind of hidden by the sofa most of the time. It is in front of the big glass windows that I think might be sliding doors ? They have showed it several times the times I can point out that stand out to me are 1 when Katsumoto is waiting for him before giving him the police badge of...

From the Characters section on the main page: Det. Gordon Katsumoto Clyde Kusatsu This Island Isn't Big Enough (6.16) & A.A.P.I. (7.5) Eccentric Honolulu detective who worships at the altar of John "The Duke" Wayne. Known to spontaneously talk like John Wayne at inappropriate times. He's also an ol...

Please understand that in the original airings in the Eighties we got one episode per week. If you are watching DVDs or BluRays one right after another then I can imagine getting somewhat bored at the sheer repetition. I fully agree that Seasons 1 and 2 were the best but the series held my interest ...

Not sure I know what you mean by Important ? We see the gust house and the study quite a bit . We have also seen the main gate . I really like the set for the guest house and think the pool table gives it a nice bachelor pad vide . A little confused as to why you don’t see them as important any mor...

We have seen Higgins hosting a event , picking up a boat for Robin , doing work on the computer this could be paying bills or other “ paperwork “ . Keep watching it is just season 1 maybe in season two we will get a episode that just shows Higgins inspecting the gardeners work and making sure the w...

I am currently in Season 4, and find most (though not all) of the episodes boring. Is it just me, and do things improve? If not, how did the series last 8 seasons? Furthermore, we don't see that Magnum is actually a detective. He has no office, no business number, no secretary, and in many episodes...

I see Kumu as the authority of Hawaiian culture and island history. They couldn't possibly have Higgins do this now that she isn't Hawaiian. It is almost like they broke the old Higgins character into 2 different people. Though neither does any actual real work for Mr. Masters :) I must have missed...

I know when its your time, its your time, but does this bother anyone here even a little bit? I am approaching 68 and see so many obituaries of people I have known including many that are years younger than me. Yes, it is depressing but accepting mortality is a must for all of us. My doctor tells m...

T.Q. wrote:Oh My God!

People are taking this WAY too seriously.

AGREED!!!!

I wasn't all that impressed. The actors did talk too fast and they were a little too dramatically contentious so the writing lacks in my opinion. At one point I noticed that the defendant had been continually referred to as a Commander but only had two stripes on his sleeve indicating a Lieutenant. ...

Chris109 wrote:Odd that he decides to write it after the release of the new show.

Probably has a lot more to do with his age and possibly the twilight of his acting career than the timing of the reboot.

Laohu wrote:I am guessing he will just tell stories and not trash people . He seems to be a stand up guy and takes the high road .

Agreed

KingKC Now that the new Magnum PI is finding its footings, yea or nay, what other shows, especially new ones, are you watching? None! Nothing for me but reruns of older T.V. shows (50s, 60s and 70s). And the old standby game shows, Family Feud, Wheel, and Jeopardy. And some football when it's in se...

Here's an interesting article about The Rockford Files even though it's riddled with spelling errors. It's called "Finding Solace in The Rockford Files." I've been in a huge Rockford Files mood lately. I got as far as this person claiming to be a philosophy professor and how America sucks and stopp...

Is anyone watching The Fix which is a 10 part series on Monday nights? It is being produced by Marcia Clark of OJ Simpson fame and it very much a take off of the OJ Simpson situation. Robin Tunney of the Mentalist is the lead prosecutor. I generally like these mini-series, especially one called The ...