I believe that the Magnum P.I. series was at its best from 1982 to 1987. I wish they would bring it back as a new series for a couple years (with the original cast!). Well, hopefully Hollywood will make the movie they've been talking about for the last 10 years! If Selleck isn't in it, I'll save my ...

The worst episodes were every single one that had Luther Gillis in them!
Tropical Madness was bloody awful, but the scene with the Sumo and the midget fighting with Magnum at the gas station was hilarious!

Good Father's Day episode!

I was watching the Will Smith movie "The Pursuit of Happyness" when the third scene in, showed a man parking a red Ferrari GTS in front of the Dean Whittier building in San Francisco. Will Smith said to the man "Hey man, how do you get one of those?" and the businessman replied: "Be a stockbroker" (...

P.S. I can't remember the name of the club. I'll watch the episode tonight, and blog it tomorrow. Peace out.

To all those people who haven't seen the deleted bar scene: I'll explain because I have the original DVD when it came out in 2008. Magnum, T.C., and Higgins took Rick out to a strip club for his bachelor party. He said: "Thanks guys for bringing me here!". "Well it was your idea, Orville!" T.C. repl...

Hillerman is a good lad! Nobody could fill his or Selleck's shoes!

I especially like the last scene where Higgins sneezes and mutters "damn plants!" in a spanish accent. It seems to suggest that he and his brother Don Luis pulled a switcheroo. Maybe Higgins had political business in Costa de Rosa. I wonder how many times they pulled this off without Magnum noticing.

I'm glad Mike Post changed the music for MPI. The original score is way too disco-ish. The newer theme has a rockin guitar solo, which represents Magnum's spirit.

It was hilarious to see Higgins's latin counterpart. I always wondered what it would be like if Magnum had a half-brother from Mexico. He probably would drive a red '64 Impala. Thomas Magnum would let him stay at the guest house. Next thing you know "Tomas" has invited his whole family to stay there...

I'm pretty sure Magnum's real birthdate revolves around the year 1945, as that's the year Tom Selleck was born. Also, I was watching an episode of 'Knight Rider' and couldn't help noticing that KITT car's voice sounded alot like the voice of the actor who plays Doc Ibold on MPI. Hmmm...... very inte...

It would be cool if James J. Walters brought back the blog topic "Who should have guest starred on Magnum?". I really liked that topic.

In 1979, Marta Dubois starred in the barrio movie "Boulevard Nights".

Watched this episode again for the 50th time, and I was confused by the end of the bar fight scene. Why weren't Magnum and the gang sitting in jail instead of the street corner, laughing about the brawl? Maybe they had been given a free pass by Tanaka before his death. They had been in the Honolulu ...

I would have to say CHAZ because Tom did a commercial for that brand in '78, and he's filmed driving a red Corvette at the end of the Tv spot. How Magnumesque!