Loved the 14th century house they were building for the lads. Higgins tells Rick how much Zues and Apollo will appreciate they're hard work and then one of the lads is seen hiking his leg and marking the side of it! Hilarious and classic!

I agree while not full of action, this episode is full of laughs and great interaction between our favorite characters. I think TM says goodbye at the end because he feels a finality to there chance at a relationship. Up until this point of the series I've not seen Magnum so head over heels for some...

I believe Col. Greene says something about intel finding out about a Russian operation named "Reunion", taking place during the Japanese visit and that the name Magnum had come up.

A top 20 episode I think. I was going to give it an 8.5 but the father son reunion at the airport, plus the ending with TM negotiating with "Punky" and the "not today line", put it over the top so I gave it a 9. Loved it! Maybe I shoulda given it a 9.5

New Jersey Blazers? Was that a UFL team?

That backdrop is as fake as Katherine's little "I don't feel well routine. "
I like how Magnum sees through the act, even when they go to dinner and she is clearly making an offer of ending the evening in bed but Magnum isn't interested, obviously turned off by it.

33 years old, watched it with my dad, his favorite show and became my favorite show. My wife likes Magnum too and my kids like to watch it as well. Hope I pass the Magnum addiction on to them just like ny dad did for me.

I love this episode, one of my favorite episodes. Very funny and I love the sweetness and shyness of Adelaide. Surprising so many are negative about it.

Seaver41, I agree that they should have had the ghost respond in someway, like a thanks or something. Great episode though, just watched it. By the by, the girl that played the clerk at the library or hall of records, whatever it was, she was really hot. I wonder why she thought TM didn't care about...

Awesome site and forum! Huge Magnum fan and will be nice to talk with others who love it just as much. Growing up as a kid in the 80's I watched with my dad all the time as it was his favorite. Haven't run across anyone who appreciates it as much as my dad and I, until now. Thanks