I thought this episode was really good. It was one of the funniest that I have seen so far. Right up there with "Paper War" in terms of smiles. The marriage proposal from "L.A." that so many criticized as being forced is put to good use in this episode with the confusion among everyone as to what Ma...

I think I was not served well by the fact that I knew everything about this episode before I watched it. So the revelation that Laura was Doheny's granddaughter wasn't shocking or surprising or anything. But I imagine that those who watched this episode without knowing anything going in probably fig...

3) A black police inspector in the 1930s? Not even Roger Mosley seemed to believe in his own role... I agree with those that think Roger Mosley didn't put in a very good performance. It might be because he was miscast. You're right, a black police inspector in 1941 San Francisco is highly unlikely....

This episode contains a pre-"Pleasure Principle" instance of Magnum with an issue of National Review . In this episode an issue of National Review can be seen on Magnum's tray table during the scene where Magnum is visited by T.C. and Rick in the hospital. It is the 30th anniversary issue of Nationa...

It was pretty clear from the start that "Mac" was the one who impersonated Magnum.

I was not prepared for the revelation that the latin babe was really a crook.

And her demise mere seconds later really caught me off guard.

Not a bad episode. I would put it in the upper quartile of episodes.