"CHICAGO 1958......................................Just...with modern cars..................................Ach never mind! Look, there's a coffin!"

Another weird thing was that TC's son actually called TC by his name (TC). I think this happened when they were at TC's business and TC was loading supplies onto the chopper. I don't know if this was a flub, or if it was the writers way of showing the alienation-of-affection between TC and his son....

Braddah Kimo wrote:If the ali'i consider it best to try heal him and hold him until he is whole, so be it.

He wasn't actually being held until he was whole. If you review the episode you'll see the motives were quite different.

I watched Kapu from my DVD collection, quite a few scenes deleted on the Sleuth version aired last week. I found it odd that there was a scene where Rick brought the Ferrari back to the estate and turned it over to HIggins. Later when he took his cousin to the museum where Higgins was conducting a ...

Jodykmg365 wrote:The amazing thing to me about John Hillerman is that he is from Texas. He doesn't have the faintest Texas accent in that show. I was thoroughly convinced that he was really English.

He does slip the odd soft T or rolling R every now and then but yes, he is suberb.

I can't believe so many people thought Spangler was the killer. When we partially see the killer talking on the phone it's very clear that his facial features, age, etc are very different. Also, although I was at first disappointed at not seeing Tanaka, I think the Joe Santos character works much be...

If you look at the name tag on the Kojak lookalike, it reads "Telly Savalas".

Is Bannister dubbed by Devon Ericson from 'Tropical Madness'?

Why would the KGB get an American pose as Masters' former schoolmaster? And why didn't Magnum or Higgins suspect? It struck me as from the beginning...

rubber chicken wrote:I didn't care for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles either. Skateboarding turtles who learn the art of ninjutsu from a rat? Come on, what are the odds. To me, that show and everything surrounding it was a bit phony.

You're trying to say it wasn't a documentary?

*sorry, double post*

Why do cars in TV shows explode at the slightest crash? It rarely ever happens in real life yet it's virtualy impossible to see an explosionless crash on TV. It annoys me to no end!

In the beginning of the episode, when the girl gets out of the crate, Magnum says: "OK, son". So he's supposed to be a PI (and a red-blooded heterosexual man) and he can't tell a girl from a boy?

I don't usually care much about flashback episodes but I find the parallel structure of this one quite captivating, even if the story itself is nothing out of the ordinary.

I was laughing my ass off at the Rick dialogue while looking for Higgins........he worries about cannibals and answers the wondering of Magnum on where Higgins could be...Rick says stewing in a pot......it was par for the course for Rick in this episode. He was quite overdramatic. This to me was a ...