I would love to know the layout of the house. I have always wondered about it, loving it as I do. I know it is 5,000 sq. ft., but I would love to see a blueprint.

A sweet job is right.

Maybe he had a duel citizenship or something.

I don't know why it suddenly dawned on me to wonder this, but was it ever said if Higgins was a citizen?

Seems like Eve or someone just stopped cleaning them off. I guess it would get old having to clean off the steps after each high tide.

I can't see Higgins keeping a defaced painting up on the wall.

Now will someone tell me the story behind the painting of the woman with the beard that hangs in Higgins' study.

Do you find it strange that Robin Masters was stupid enough to continue to buy new Ferraris each time the old own gets blown up or drove off a cliff?

I would want the table that sits on the left of the door in the main house. I have always loved that table.

I love Hawaiian shirts. On ebay the ones for men aren't that expensive, but the one's for women can be outragious.

the estate just doesn't look the same as it did in the 80's, does it?

What I never understood was how the club can be private with an entrance from a public beach. It seemed like anyone could walk into the bar.

Thanks for replying. Funny how it obviously isn't made clear who owns the club. It isn't Rick we know that because he was so scared about losing his job in I Witness.

Sorry if this has already been asked, but I have never been sure. Does Robin own the King Kamehameha Club?

I remember Rick telling R.J. "For Robin's nephew, it's on the house, hell the house is on the house."

I finally got to see this episode, and I agree it wasn't the best. Did I miss something, or could the whole jewelry thing have been omitted? I just didn't see how it was vital to the episode.