Magnum P.I.

Titolo originale: Magnum, P.I.

Serie TV
1980–1988
T
48min

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Police Procedural Whodunnit Action Adventure Crime Drama Mystery

Le avventure di un investigatore privato con base alle Hawaii.Le avventure di un investigatore privato con base alle Hawaii.Le avventure di un investigatore privato con base alle Hawaii.

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

7,5/10

30.017

LA TUA VALUTAZIONE

POPOLARITÀ

707

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Vincitore di 2 Primetime Emmy
- 11 vittorie e 32 candidature totali

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Thomas Sullivan Magnum IV (Tom Selleck) was a Vietnam War veteran. At the time, Vietnam and its aftermath were still controversial. Magnum, Theodore "T.C." Calvin (Roger E. Mosley), and Orville "Rick" Wright (Larry Manetti) have been cited as some of the first positive portrayals of Vietnam veterans on a network television series.

Blooper
In many episodes, cars and uniform patches saying "state police" are shown. Hawaii is the only US State without a state police agency, but instead its law enforcement is performed by county governments.

Citazioni
Mac: Time has little to do with infinity and jelly donuts.

Curiosità sui crediti
Often the still photos in the closing credits are from outtakes...for example, characters can be seen laughing, or they are from a different angle than what was seen in the episode.

Versioni alternative
All episodes from the 1980-1981 season were altered for syndication. The original opening sequence and opening and closing themes were replaced by the more familar 1981-1988 opening sequence and opening and closing themes by Mike Post and Pete Carpenter.

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Featured in The 34th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1982)

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I loved watching this show in the '80's as a teenager and still love watching it today. Every time a cable station picks it up for syndication, I'm a devoted viewer. Sometimes I'm even surprised by not recognizing a particular episode. Like today on A&E, they aired the 'The Legend of the Lost Art' episode which I don't think I've ever seen. The show never did lose it's edge with great humor, story lines, beautiful scenery, and not to mention wonderful actors. I don't think they'll ever be a detective show that will compare. I hope it lives on in syndication forever.