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Magnum, P.I. on CBS

1980, TV Show

Episode Detail: Don't Eat the Snow in Hawaii - Magnum, P.I.

Debut: Hawaiian locations frame this series featuring Tom Selleck as private investigator Thomas Sullivan Magnum. In the opener, Magnum is determined to clear a Navy buddy whose autopsy revealed 10 bags of cocaine in his stomach. Part 1 of two. Higgins: John Hillerman. Captain Cooly: Fritz Weaver. T.C.: Roger E. Mosley.

Episodes: Don't Eat the Snow in Hawaii - Magnum, P.I. - 175 total Episodes

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Find Me a Rainbow
Going Home
Infinity and Jelly Doughnuts
Adelaide
All for One
The Taking of Dick McWilliams
The Way of the Stalking Horse
All Roads Lead to Floyd
Resolutions
Don't Eat the Snow in Hawaii
Birdman of Budapest
Novel Connection
Past Tense
The Mentor
Never Again, Never Again
Deja Vu
Round and Around
Almost Home
Compulsion
Kapu
Try to Remember
Don't Say Good-bye
The Jororo Kill
The Woman on the Beach
Distant Relative
On the Fly
Innocence...a Broad
Memories Are Forever
The Case of the Red-faced Thespian
Resolutions
The Last Page
The Elmo Ziller Story
Three Minus Two
Mixed Doubles
40 Years from Sand Island
Paper War
The Legacy of Garwood Huddle
Basket Case
Death and Taxes
Tigers Fan
Deja Vu
Foiled Again
Ghost Writer
I Never Wanted to Go to France, Anyway
AAPI
All for One
Summer School
Wave Good-bye
J. Digger Doyle
No More Mr. Nice Guy
One More Summer
By Its Cover
Faith and Begorrah
Tran Quoc Jones
Little Games
Little Girl Who
Ms. Jones
Missing Melody
No More Mr. Nice Guy
The Legend of the Lost Art
Limbo
Kona Winds
L.A.
The Pleasure Principle
Skin Deep
The Arrow That Is Not Aimed
Deja Vu
Photo Play
Pretty Good Dancing Chicken
Lest We Forget
The Ugliest Dog in Hawaii
From Moscow to Maui
Murder 101
Don't Eat the Snow in Hawaii
China Doll
Did You See the Sunrise?
Of Sound Mind
Paradise Blues
The Hotel Dick
Forever in Time
I Do?
Italian Ice
On Face Value
Two Birds of a Feather
Fragments
Blind Justice
Missing in Action
No Need to Know
I Witness
Thicker than Blood
Who Is Don Luis and Why Is He Doing Terrible Things to Me?
All Thieves on Deck
Did You See the Sunrise?
Dream a Little Dream
Blood and Honor
Don't Eat the Snow in Hawaii
Old Acquaintance
Rapture
Solo Flight
Memories Are Forever
The Love That Lies
Jororo Farewell
Let Me Hear the Music
Unfinished Business
L.A.
Don't Eat the Snow in Hawaii
Double Jeopardy
Legacy from a Friend
Smaller than Life
The Look
Straight and Narrow
A Girl Named Sue
Mac's Back
Mad Buck Gibson
Autumn Warrior
Echoes of the Mind
Don't Eat the Snow in Hawaii
Billy Joe Bob
The Great Hawaiian Adventure Co.
Flashback
This Island Isn't Big Enough
Forty
Memories Are Forever
Rembrandt's Girl
Beauty Knows No Pain
Prof. Jonathan Higgins
The Treasure of Kalaniopuu
Texas Lightning
Squeeze Play
Kiss of the Sabre
L.A.
Murder by Night
People vs. Orville Wright
Luther Gillis File No. 521
Mad Dogs and Englishmen
Echoes of the Mind
The Eighth Part of the Village
The Return of Luther Gillis
The Sixth Position
The Aunt Who Came to Dinner
Black on White
Ki'is Don't Lie
Operation Silent Night
Tropical Madness
Holmes Is Where the Heart Is
Transitions
The Big Blow
Home from the Sea
A Sense of Debt
Love for a Sale Boat
Mr. White Death
A Little Bit of Luck, a Little Bit of Grief
Luther Gillis File No. 001
Heal Thyself
Resolutions
Ghost Writer
Black Orchid
Computer Date
Paniolo
Magnum, P.I.
Thank Heaven for Little Girls...and Big Ones, Too
Let the Punishment Fit the Crime
The Man from Marseilles
Did You See the Sunrise?
Out of Sync
Limited Engagement
Letter to a Duchess
Under World
One Picture Is Worth...
Laura
Dead Man's Channel
Magnum, P.I.
Torah! Tora! Tora!

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Premiered: December 11, 1980, on CBS

Rating: TV-PG

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Premise: CBS reworked its successful `Hawaii Five-O' formula into a hit spun around a charismatic PI. The scenic backdrop and action-oriented drama were similar, and the initial time slots were identical. Often, reference was even made to Steve McGarrett of `Five-O.' Magnum, however, was a lot more vulnerable and sensitive than McGarrett, traits more in tune with the times that helped contribute to the Emmy-winning Selleck's enormous appeal.

Magnum, P.I. Cast