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J.J. Walters
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 Posted: Mon Mar 05, 2007 2:58 pm Post subject: Don't Say Goodbye (1.15) |
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This is the official MM thread for Don't Say Goodbye (1.15). All discussions and reviews for this episode should go here. If you wish to rate the episode, please do so with the poll. The avg. score will be the official 'community rating', which will be used on the episode page (updated monthly).
This thread is also linked in the episode page of the Episode Guide.
Original Air Date: 3/26/1981
Agatha Kimball, a blind, elderly friend of Magnum's, hires him to pay a blackmailer claiming to have important information about her granddaughter, Amy, and then orders him to investigate no further. When Agatha is nearly killed in a series of suspicious accidents, Thomas decides he must ignore her wishes and figure out just what trouble his elderly friend and her granddaughter are in.
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Amy Crane plays a lovely classical piano piece at the beginning of this episode. Does anyone happen to know the name of the piece and/or the composer?
Here is an audio clip of the piece: http://magnum-mania.com/Audio/Piano_DSG.html
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It looks to me like "Ugliest Dog" isn't the only episode with outtakes behind the closing credits, after all. The first two scenes behind the closing credits of "Don't Say Goodbye" appear to be outtakes:
1. Magnum grabs at a piece of paper, but then drops it.
2. T. C. flicks water (or whatever's in his glass) in Rick's face.
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Steve
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| James J. Walters wrote: | So, I was checking out some IMDB credits recently and I came across this guy, Jim Reynolds (Frank LaRue). The guy is apparently a porn "star" who goes by the stage name "R.J. Reynolds"! It's not every day that you see porn "stars" in your favorite TV show!
He also had a small role in "Past Tense".
Maybe I should start a new page for the site, "Shocking Trivia"! |
Here is another one for the list.
Mob, Murder and Magnum, P.I.: It's the biggest mob murder trial in U.S. history. In Chicago last week, three members of the Chicago mob and former Chicago policeman went on trial for 18 murders, including the notorious beating death of fellow mobsters Anthony "The Ant" Spilotro and his brother Michael, found buried in a cornfield.
The film "Casino" includes a movie version of the murder. Dedicated viewers of "Magnum, P.I." saw Michael Spilotro in a 1981 episode titled "Thicker Than Blood." Ironically, he played a federal agent.
Spilotro was a friend of Magnum co-star, Larry Manetti. "I didn't know Michael as a gangster," Manetti told the Chicago Tribune. "I knew him as a guy I grew up with in the neighborhood. Michael wanted to be on TV, that's all."
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James,from the Wikipedia link..
Michael was the manager of Hoagie's Pub on the West Side of Chicago and stayed out of mob activities. However, around 1980, he started hanging around with members of the Outfit, including his brother Tony.
Don't Say Goodbye air date was 3-26-81,so it was probably shot in 81.Me thinks he was involved by this time.
I did find one mistake with the Wiki link....
Through his relationship with Larry Manetti he had connections in the Plaza Hotel & Casino when it was under the ownership of the Barrick Gaming Corporation.
Michael got whacked in 1986.Barrick bought the "Plaza" in 2004 and sold it 2005.So that doesn't jive.
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