The main reason the show was set in Hawaii was so that CBS could re-use the studio facilities they built for Hawaii Five-O (1968-1980), which had just completed its twelve-year run in 1980. The name "Cutter" would later be used as the last name of the main character in Tales of the Gold Monkey (1982), another Bellisario show. was supposed to be a crop-duster pilot from Texas (to be played by Gerald McRaney). In later drafts, Magnum's character was known as "Cutter" and the character of T.C. The character of Higgins, as we know him, did not exist in this script. flew helicopters to the oil rigs off the coast of California. He lived in the guest house and drove a Ferrari.
Flynn was an ex-Vietnam vet, and private investigator, who provided security for a large estate. Bellisario spec script for the show was called H.H. fabric store owner Philip "Flippy" Hoffman created the tropical screen-print design for the red hawaiian "jungle bird" shirt. The items are displayed in the Popular Entertainment section of the museum, but only one of the three items is on display at any given time. The museum owns three artifacts from the show: Magnum's Detroit Tigers baseball cap, Magnum's red hawaiian "jungle bird" shirt and the Croix de Lorraine team ring. has been enshrined in the National Museum of American History in Washington, D.C. season Nielsen ranking (17) Highest season Nielsen ranking (3) - Season 3 Number of episodes produced by Tom Selleck (8) Number of times Magnum has been shot (13) - 10 times in the show, 3 times in Vietnam Number of bad guys Magnum has killed ( ~50) Number of Robin Masters novels named in the show ( 13) Number of locks picked by Magnum (~50). " The Numbers": 8 seasons 162 syndicated episodes (148 one-hour episodes, 7 two-hour episodes) ~ 122 hours of footage 14 awards (2 Emmys, 2 Golden Globes, 1 Edgar, 6 People's Choice), 30 additional nominations (13 Emmys, 11 Golden Globes) Avg.
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