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33 yrs and counting!

Posted: Wed Dec 11, 2013 10:52 pm
by MagnumILWU
33 years ago tonight, Magnum PI made it's premiere! I watched it then, and I'll watch it today! who'd of thunk it!

Re: 33 yrs and counting!

Posted: Thu Dec 12, 2013 3:32 am
by terryfromkerry
MagnumILWU wrote:33 years ago tonight, Magnum PI made it's premiere! I watched it then, and I'll watch it today! who'd of thunk it!
I watched one tonight too. Not realising it was the premiere anniveresary , until you said. I certainly do not feel 33 years older ...... back then I was 23 ........ and I am still enjoying MPI.

Hey MagnumILWU , next year you should remind us on this site a few days in advance to commemerate the anniversary by watching our individual chosen favourite episode and we could post our choice and reviews on same.

On another topic I got a big screen HD TV recently. Even though my MPI DVD boxsets ( bought circa 2004 ) are not HD they are very much more visually enhanced in appearance now.

Re: 33 yrs and counting!

Posted: Thu Dec 12, 2013 4:34 am
by Danno
Wow. Happy 33rd, Magnum, P.I.

Re: 33 yrs and counting!

Posted: Tue Feb 11, 2014 6:43 pm
by Estate resident
The fact we're all dicussing a show which in its time could have been watched for free on a b&w 10in tv speaks volumes as to just how little we've grown as a culture judging from how pathetic tv is today. I always wonder just low the # of people watching television at 7pm on Thursday night is today compared to 1984.

Re: 33 yrs and counting!

Posted: Tue Feb 11, 2014 6:55 pm
by Sisophous
terryfromkerry wrote:
On another topic I got a big screen HD TV recently. Even though my MPI DVD boxsets ( bought circa 2004 ) are not HD they are very much more visually enhanced in appearance now.
Yes, my experience too with the full series box set I purchased a few months ago. If you have a high definition set and use a HDMI cable going from your DVD player to your set you will get a near high definition picture, pretty close to 720p. The signal is upconverted and looks better than standard definition. I'm very happy with my MPI discs.