Season 3 is on a roll. Three perfect episodes in a row!! Not much to be said about this one that hasn't already been said. This is probably the best of the Higgins-centric episodes. To see Higgins truly distraught and without his usual flippant remarks was very refreshing. To see Magnum really tryin...

Definitely one of the absolute best episodes!! Season 3 sure is on a roll. I was surprised by how much I loved this one as I typically don't like these fantasy type stories. For example I thought season 2's "The Woman on the Beach" was pretty average. Judith Chapman was a looker and I liked some of ...

Indeed a top-notch episode. So far season 3 seems to have the best episodes!! This episode and the next two ("Flashback" and "Foiled Again") are some of the best episodes of the whole series. Not to mention the powerful season-opener "Did You See the Sun Rise?" which is the absolute #1 MPI episode. ...

e kala mai. I'm sorry. it WAS Val kilmer. not russel. Braddah Kimo must have TOMBSTONE on his mind. Hence confusing Kurt Russell with Val Kilmer. :? Anyway this episode was excellent - easy 9.0 from me. After the terrific "Did You See the Sun Rise?" we got two mediocre-to-fairly-good episodes "Ki'i...

J.J. Walters wrote:Waialae Beach Park

Thanks for that info, J.J. Looks like it's on the other side of Diamond Head. Next to the Kahala Hotel. No wonder I don't remember seeing it from Waikiki.

Beautiful looking spot!

Loved this episode!! I gave it a 9.0 - excellent episode!! The cross-dressing assassin was a cool and freaky idea and Tyne Daly was great as Kate Sullivan. This so far is my 2nd favorite episode of the second season - behind "Memories are Forever". Of course I still have 8 more episodes to see. I do...

I have a question about the fight on the roof at the end. Did one of the bad guys get thrown off the roof by Thomas? Sure seems like it. Rick is fighting Arthur (Alan Fudge) while Thomas fights the other guy. I think Thomas punches him or something and then there's a scream like the guy flew off the...

Yes, that Honolulu Municipal Building is on King Street, just a block over from the Iolani Palace (Five-0 office). And yes I concur that Patch MacKenzie was a beautiful woman! Looking at the Facebook picture of her it's definitely her. Older but the face is still the same. Patch also guest-starred i...

Ok, this is just a flat-out perfect episode!! What is it with these 2-hour episodes? The pilot episode is my favorite from season 1, "Memories are Forever" is my favorite from season 2 (though I haven't seen the whole season yet), and this one is my favorite from this season (though I haven't seen t...

I liked this one very much. For an episode that did not have any villains/bad guys it proved to be quite good. Actually it's all down to the two sterling guests - Darren McGavin and Vera Miles! Both superb veterans of their craft. But McGavin in particular I thought gave an Emmy-worthy performance a...

Again it seems I'm going against the grain. What can I say? I like the more serious episodes. So while everyone is singing praises for "Tropical Madness" (an okay episode in my book) I'm singing praises for "Wave Goodbye". Ok, not exactly singing but it's a very good episode in my mind. The introduc...

J.J. Walters wrote:Oops! Not sure how that happened!?

I've corrected it. Thanks!

No problem

I think I found a mistake. I noticed that here on MAGNUM MANIA Winrich Kolbe is listed as the director of this episode. But on IMDB Ray Austin is listed as the director. Also as I watched the episode on Hulu it also showed Ray Austin as the director.

The one thing that really interested me though is wondering about Robin's other estates. Are there other estate caretakers and guests at them (ala Higgins and Magnum?) I'd like to think so. I'd assume Robin arranges for interesting characters to live on his estates so he can get story ideas. :lol: ...

Not totally sure why he attacked them...I think it's probably more because he was working for that professor and wanted her theory proved right...when he knew there was a good possibility it was wrong. I think if he was such a deeply dedicated Hawaiian then the Ina Balin professor character should ...