I know, kinda silly and out-of-the-blue.

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marlboro wrote:Does anybody think that this would have been a good episode to wrap up season 7 (and the series) with?
I don't think it's a top ten episode or anything, but it is very solid and has everything that a good episode of Magnum needs: camaraderie, humor, action, mystery, and a hot babe.
It isn't an episode that resolves a lot of longstanding plot threads, and I think I kind of like it more because of that. There had been a big push to make Magnum more "mature" in the later seasons. "Resolutions" has Magnum become more mature by rejoining the navy. "Forty," on the other hand, has Magnum accept getting older gracefully, without making huge life altering changes. At the end of the episode Magnum is a little older, and a little wiser, but you get the feeling that life will go on for he and his friends much like it always has. Living in paradise, doing a job you love, and bringing a little justice to the world with the best friends a man could ask for - that's a pretty good life. And one I'd like to imagine Magnum has been living since the show went off the air.
UN backed international law.Mad Kudu Buck wrote:Would this be a US law or international law? I always ignore US laws because I'm a Canadian and US laws are not valid here.![]()
I think the answer is pretty obvious. Seasons 1-4 are far better than seasons 5-8. Sometimes I just wish they ended the series after season 5. That way, I wouldn't be disappointed about the way it dropped off.
Those are the laws Americans ignore.T.Q. wrote:UN backed international law.
1-4 felt real. 5-8 felt like the 80s.ConchRepublican wrote:1-4.
Not even a hesitation. There were some really good later episodes, but the first 4 seasons were fantastic and felt right.