Magnum Mania!

Does Erin Gray return as J.Digger Doyle apart from the one time in Season 1?, according to wikipedia she does!

that wold be a no, she does not return

If you are looking for an Erin Gray fix, the second best series in history has just been released on DVD:
Buck Rogers in the 25th Century - The Complete Epic Series

Haha, good old Buck Rogers! I remember it well from my kid days. I certainly remember Erin Gray, I can tell you that! And, of course, created by Magnum co-creator Glen A. Larson. Somehow, I suspect that this one may not hold up so well today, but I'd love to give it a shot and check it out again.

All 32 episodes, original theatrical movie, $25 bucks ..... Hmmm

James J. Walters wrote:Somehow, I suspect that this one may not hold up so well today

It is science fiction -- worse, science fiction spoof -- so it is bound not to hold up well!

But it should be a lot of fun, especially for anyone who remembers watching the episodes. I don't even remember if it was ever in syndication, was it?

eegorr wrote:If you are looking for an Erin Gray fix, the second best series in history has just been released on DVD:
Buck Rogers in the 25th Century - The Complete Epic Series

It is an even better deal now... just add the DVD to your shopping cart and enter the promo code SUPERSALE -- the regular $19.82 price will be discounted 20% to $15.86 (sale ends 6/16/07).

Easily one of the MOST beautiful women ever to appear on MPI, or anywhere else for that matter.

[quote="James J. Walters"]Haha, good old Buck Rogers! I remember it well from my kid days. I certainly remember Erin Gray, I can tell you that! And, of course, created by Magnum co-creator Glen A. Larson. Somehow, I suspect that this one may not hold up so well today, but I'd love to give it a shot and check it out again.

All 32 episodes, original theatrical movie, $25 bucks ..... Hmmm ;)[/quote]



It's worth it just to see Erin Gray in those spandex outfits. Man, she looked great in those spandex uniforms. I have Buck Rogers on DVD and often pause it during her scenes in spandex. Oh man, the spandex on Wilma. Did I mention she looks great in spandex?

Operation Chessboard wrote:

James J. Walters wrote:Haha, good old Buck Rogers! I remember it well from my kid days. I certainly remember Erin Gray, I can tell you that! And, of course, created by Magnum co-creator Glen A. Larson. Somehow, I suspect that this one may not hold up so well today, but I'd love to give it a shot and check it out again.

All 32 episodes, original theatrical movie, $25 bucks ..... Hmmm

It's worth it just to see Erin Gray in those spandex outfits. Man, she looked great in those spandex uniforms. I have Buck Rogers on DVD and often pause it during her scenes in spandex. Oh man, the spandex on Wilma. Did I mention she looks great in spandex?

I think someone needs to cool off a little bit . . .

Fabulous, Conch!!! LOL

Men ts ts ts ts ts ....

Operation Chessboard wrote:

It's worth it just to see Erin Gray in those spandex outfits. Man, she looked great in those spandex uniforms. I have Buck Rogers on DVD and often pause it during her scenes in spandex. Oh man, the spandex on Wilma. Did I mention she looks great in spandex?

Just thought you'd like to know that you owe Joseph Shivers some thanks. This is from Wikipedia:

"Spandex or elastane is a synthetic fiber known for its exceptional elasticity. It is stronger and more durable than rubber, its major non-synthetic competitor. It was invented in 1959 by DuPont chemist Joseph Shivers. When first introduced it revolutionized many areas of the clothing industry.

"Spandex" is a generic name and not derived from the chemical name of the fiber, which most manufactured fibers are, but an anagram of the word expands."

Thanks to DuPont and Dr. Shivers.

I know there's a great line in there with Shivers and spandex, but I can't get it right.

I'll just say thank you as well.

Maybe we can start a contest to come up with a clever line!