When the baddies park outside the shopping mall MAgnum tears something off their car engine and throws it away so they can start the car. Does anybody know what part he tears off?

Anyone else notice how much Claudia Cron resembles Ingrid Bergman? Surely not a coincidence...

firefly wrote:i also have to agree with the statement made earlier in this thread that it was difficult to believe that julia montgomery was only 21. while she is/was a extremely attractive woman, 21?, closer to 31.

She was 25-26.

Frodoleader wrote:Watched this episode last night. I thought the happy ending was a little too contrived. The wife commented when little Jessie appeared that the police would have made a complete check of the grounds before leaving and thus found Jessie.

I agree with you both.

Possible flubs: - When TM first visits Reed's office and the girl tells him to go he says "If you change your mind I'm on the book". But unless I missed it he never told her his name in the first place. - We learn that Higgins brough Lily to Oahu 40 years ago, but what was he doing on the island? Wa...

Jay-Firestorm wrote:Moments such as Rick talking to the statuette, which were supposed to be funny, I’m afraid I found pretty embarrassing.

I was surprised to learn he's a Cub fan. He always struck me as a White Sox man...

I really liked this one. Kinda silly but had a good feel to it. 9 for me. The guy in the beginning that was (presumably) buying the statue in the store looked an awful lot like "Ping" from "China Doll" season 1, ep. #2. I'm guessing it is the same guy? Isn't that supposed to be Hong Kong though? Fu...

IslandHopper wrote:Not one of my favorite episodes. In fact, this may be on my bottom 10 list. However, I do agree with James that the final scene where it is revealed that Magnum has been talking to Zeus was excellent.

Like Higgins would have said (with clenched teeth): "It's Apollo".

I posted something in another thread and it hasn't ledt me for two weeks... The magic of MPI was centered around the characters. You can't recreate that with a new cast. All these guys are too old to play the parts the same way they did, so they would have to evolved... The GOOD news is that a reun...

after wondering what vehicle Magnum was briefly seen driving in the previous episode, ‘I Never Wanted to Go to France, Anyway…’, it is seen in the background of the Estate here. I presume it is another upgrade to the Jimmy, Robin 3, making it the third version seen on the show. It's a Jeep Cherokee...

Two possible flubs: -At he party, Rick and Higgins are impersonating waiting staff, yet somehow they are not spotted by their colleagues or bosses. -At one point, the prostitute tells Magnum something about returning to the estate and his old job with Higgins, yet, for all we know, he's only told he...

In the MPI universe you can never trust a "suffering father". They're always up to no good. I think I spotted something that could be classed a flub - when Magnum first visits the hangar he's found out as a fake safety inspector. Yet when he goes there for the third time, the owner talks to him as ...

Once again I somewhat don't agree with the majority here, as I thought this one was just awful. Dull, moody, depressive and as I've already said elsewhere on this great board, I hate all the clairvoyant/dreamy/supernatural/whatever stuff. While this isn't the greatest MPI episode ever, I have to di...

In the MPI universe you can never trust a "suffering father". They're always up to no good. I think I spotted something that could be classed a flub - when Magnum first visits the hangar he's found out as a fake safety inspector. Yet when he goes there for the third time, the owner talks to him as i...

Interesting to see Magnum in uniform again...and gave us an idea of what he did for the Navy before retiring. However, I really don't care for episodes where Magnum has to spend his time trying to prove his own innocence for murder or a crime...I like him trying to help others with that instead. In...