Magnum PI is now airing on Hallmark-Movies and Mysteries every weekday at 2pm till 6pm Central time.

Yes that's it exactly! That is something you would think Higgins would listen to. Thanks a lot RC! :D I assume you're asking about the song in 5.1, around 20 minutes in. Not sure who's singing, but it looks like the title is Bless ’Em All . An "underground" WWI Royal Air Force song, and popular WWII...

Does anyone know the name of the song that's playing in the background that Higgins is listening to, when Magnum walks in. I think it was in the middle of the episode. I just saw this episode today on Sleuth for the first time since the original airing, and I have this song in my head and can't get ...

Mack wrote:You're right that is an easy one; 56E-478.

Correct!!! Your turn.

Thanks!
This should be a very easy one.

What is the license plate number of the Ferrari, at the beginning of the series, before it's changed to "Robin1"? We see it in every episode.

Apologies if this has been done before, but I thought it might ne fun if we could all come up with some MPI episode trivia questions. The first to answer correctly gets to post their own question. I'll start. 1) What was the name of the Private Investigator who Magnum worked for, and shared an offi...

I was just watching season 4 when I noticed a flub. In "Dream a Little Dream", at 32min&51sec. into the episode, Magnum is pointing his gun at Robert Apisa (Joe Soames) and Magnum fires a shot at him and immediately afterwards, he cocks the hammer of his gun. But it's not necessary to cock the hamme...

OK then, maybe there's no flub here.

MBJR9, You're saying that Magnum's gun was the 1911 pakerized? :? I've talked to several Vietnam vets and they say that the only 1911's that was available to them were the parkerized version. I mean think about it. If you were in the field with any kind of gun that was blued, it would have rusted sh...

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Magnum's gun should look exactly like this. This is the parkerized finish. http://img410.imageshack.us/img410/4508/m1911a1parkerizedbi5.jpg This is just an example of what a blued finish looks like. http://img505.imageshack.us/img505/1486/m1911a1bluedda4.jpg You can see a close-up look at Magnum's g...

I saw in an earlier post about weapons flubs. Well I've got a major flub about Magnums handgun, the M1911A1, .45ACP. Starting in 1911, the US military adopted the Colt M1911A1 .45ACP as their standard sidearm. All branches of the military used this pistol in WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, and even in De...

(quote) We need to start a petition to the Sleuth Channel to show more than only the first three seasons. They are repeating all those shows over and over. Yes, I like 'em, but after months of the same shows over and over . . . . it's wearing out a tad (bite my tongue!!) after four or five viewings ...

"You can run, but you can't hide from ..... THE BUBBLE!!"

Thats a good one James!

OK, here's the scoop. I got this from a French teacher, who's from France, at a local school. Le=Masculine La=Feminine The words "Le Bulle" doesn't exist in the French language. The words "La Bulle" doesn't exist either, but "Las Bulle" does and it means "Bubble" or "The Bubble", I guess it depends ...