(February 24, 2020 at 12:32 pm)BrianSoddingBoru4 Wrote:

(February 24, 2020 at 12:27 pm)Brian37 Wrote: We are talking about Magnum Pi, not Gilligan's Island. I merely observed over the past couple weeks that the actor who played the Skipper on Gilligan's Island was a guest star on Magnum Pi.

Now you are asserting a Magnum Pi/Three's company crossover, which does not merely mean one actor from a prior show showing up in another show, but means the PLOTS overlap.

"Guest star" does not equal "crossover".

I would not be surprised if one of the actors of "Three's Company" guest stared on the original Magnum Pi. But there was never a plot overlap between the two shows, at least not the original, to my knowlege.

Well, now I’m talking about Gilligan’s Island. But I’ll branch it out a little for you:

What was the title of the Beverly Hillbillies episode in which Granny ate an entire crate of dynamite and had to be led out of town by Andy and Barney?

Boru

I don't give a shit about Gilligan's Island, other than noting the actor who played the "The Skipper" went on to cameo on ONE  episode of Magnum Pi.

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Don't Bring up "Three's Company" shit. I love that sitcom as much as I love the Original Magnum Pi. But don't bait me and claim their was a "crossover" . I get cameos of actors in different shows on different networks, but I had never run into a original Mangum Pi/Three's Company plot.

(February 24, 2020 at 2:34 pm)Brian37 Wrote:

(February 24, 2020 at 12:32 pm)BrianSoddingBoru4 Wrote: Well, now I’m talking about Gilligan’s Island. But I’ll branch it out a little for you:

What was the title of the Beverly Hillbillies episode in which Granny ate an entire crate of dynamite and had to be led out of town by Andy and Barney?

Boru

I don't give a shit about Gilligan's Island, other than noting the actor who played the "The Skipper" went on to cameo on ONE  episode of Magnum Pi.

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Don't Bring up "Three's Company" shit. I love that sitcom as much as I love the Original Magnum Pi. But don't bait me and claim their was a "crossover" .  I get cameos of actors in different shows on different networks, but I had never run into a original Mangum Pi/Three's Company plot.

I don't know how you could have missed that episode.  The roommates won a free trip to Hawaii when Chrissy entered a slogan contest for 'Ganja Flakes Breakfast Cereal' ('Ganja Flakes - it makes me...umm...yeah...*giggle*'). While there, Jack had to keep up the pretense of being gay - the Ropers unexpectedly arrived - and pretended to be interested in Thomas Magnum, who invited all of them to the annual Pathetic American Television Dance-A-Thon at Wobblebottom Mansion, where Janet accidently dropped a tray of hors d'oeuvres (lark kidneys in aspic) on Higgins' foot, breaking his toes but Higgins foolishly ignored the injury, gangrene set in, and one of the guests - who mistakenly thought it was a costume party and had come dressed as a doctor - was pressed into service and amputated two of Higgins' toes, so it was fortunate that Magnum, using his eerily accurate powers of detection, determined that the man wasn't actually a doctor, but a defrocked Anglican priest who had been living under the assumed name of 'Romero Finklebaum' and who the police had been searching for ever since the disappearance of the priceless painting 'Dogs Playing Poker.'

And you call yourself a fan.

Boru

(February 25, 2020 at 2:38 pm)BrianSoddingBoru4 Wrote:

(February 24, 2020 at 2:34 pm)Brian37 Wrote: I don't give a shit about Gilligan's Island, other than noting the actor who played the "The Skipper" went on to cameo on ONE  episode of Magnum Pi.

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Don't Bring up "Three's Company" shit. I love that sitcom as much as I love the Original Magnum Pi. But don't bait me and claim their was a "crossover" .  I get cameos of actors in different shows on different networks, but I had never run into a original Mangum Pi/Three's Company plot.

I don't know how you could have missed that episode.  The roommates won a free trip to Hawaii when Chrissy entered a slogan contest for 'Ganja Flakes Breakfast Cereal' ('Ganja Flakes - it makes me...umm...yeah...*giggle*'). While there, Jack had to keep up the pretense of being gay - the Ropers unexpectedly arrived - and pretended to be interested in Thomas Magnum, who invited all of them to the annual Pathetic American Television Dance-A-Thon at Wobblebottom Mansion, where Janet accidently dropped a tray of hors d'oeuvres (lark kidneys in aspic) on Higgins' foot, breaking his toes but Higgins foolishly ignored the injury, gangrene set in, and one of the guests - who mistakenly thought it was a costume party and had come dressed as a doctor - was pressed into service and amputated two of Higgins' toes, so it was fortunate that Magnum, using his eerily accurate powers of detection, determined that the man wasn't actually a doctor, but a defrocked Anglican priest who had been living under the assumed name of 'Romero Finklebaum' and who the police had been searching for ever since the disappearance of the priceless painting 'Dogs Playing Poker.'

And you call yourself a fan.

Boru

Ooooh! That one was my favorite!

I’m not sure, but I think it was directed by Stanley Kubrick.

Boru

(February 25, 2020 at 2:38 pm)BrianSoddingBoru4 Wrote:

(February 24, 2020 at 2:34 pm)Brian37 Wrote: I don't give a shit about Gilligan's Island, other than noting the actor who played the "The Skipper" went on to cameo on ONE  episode of Magnum Pi.

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Don't Bring up "Three's Company" shit. I love that sitcom as much as I love the Original Magnum Pi. But don't bait me and claim their was a "crossover" .  I get cameos of actors in different shows on different networks, but I had never run into a original Mangum Pi/Three's Company plot.

I don't know how you could have missed that episode.  The roommates won a free trip to Hawaii when Chrissy entered a slogan contest for 'Ganja Flakes Breakfast Cereal' ('Ganja Flakes - it makes me...umm...yeah...*giggle*'). While there, Jack had to keep up the pretense of being gay - the Ropers unexpectedly arrived - and pretended to be interested in Thomas Magnum, who invited all of them to the annual Pathetic American Television Dance-A-Thon at Wobblebottom Mansion, where Janet accidently dropped a tray of hors d'oeuvres (lark kidneys in aspic) on Higgins' foot, breaking his toes but Higgins foolishly ignored the injury, gangrene set in, and one of the guests - who mistakenly thought it was a costume party and had come dressed as a doctor - was pressed into service and amputated two of Higgins' toes, so it was fortunate that Magnum, using his eerily accurate powers of detection, determined that the man wasn't actually a doctor, but a defrocked Anglican priest who had been living under the assumed name of 'Romero Finklebaum' and who the police had been searching for ever since the disappearance of the priceless painting 'Dogs Playing Poker.'

And you call yourself a fan.

Boru

Name me the fucking episode.

I only know of John Ritter being a guest star on the original Hawaii Five-0, before "Three's Company" existed.

(February 25, 2020 at 6:10 pm)Brian37 Wrote:

(February 25, 2020 at 2:38 pm)BrianSoddingBoru4 Wrote: I don't know how you could have missed that episode.  The roommates won a free trip to Hawaii when Chrissy entered a slogan contest for 'Ganja Flakes Breakfast Cereal' ('Ganja Flakes - it makes me...umm...yeah...*giggle*'). While there, Jack had to keep up the pretense of being gay - the Ropers unexpectedly arrived - and pretended to be interested in Thomas Magnum, who invited all of them to the annual Pathetic American Television Dance-A-Thon at Wobblebottom Mansion, where Janet accidently dropped a tray of hors d'oeuvres (lark kidneys in aspic) on Higgins' foot, breaking his toes but Higgins foolishly ignored the injury, gangrene set in, and one of the guests - who mistakenly thought it was a costume party and had come dressed as a doctor - was pressed into service and amputated two of Higgins' toes, so it was fortunate that Magnum, using his eerily accurate powers of detection, determined that the man wasn't actually a doctor, but a defrocked Anglican priest who had been living under the assumed name of 'Romero Finklebaum' and who the police had been searching for ever since the disappearance of the priceless painting 'Dogs Playing Poker.'

And you call yourself a fan.

Boru

Name me the fucking episode.

I only know of John Ritter being a guest star on the original Hawaii Five-0, before "Three's Company" existed.

 

Calm yourself, oh irrational one.

This hispanic/latino music artist had a hit song featured in one of Magnum Pi's episodes. Come on baby, you can get it.

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(February 25, 2020 at 6:11 pm)arewethereyet Wrote:

(February 25, 2020 at 6:10 pm)Brian37 Wrote: Name me the fucking episode.

I only know of John Ritter being a guest star on the original Hawaii Five-0, before "Three's Company" existed.

 

Calm yourself, oh irrational one.

I have no problem with you. You found me a rare version of 99 Luftballons.

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Which hispanic/cuban/latino pop star had a song featured in one of the episodes of the Original Magnum Pi?

So are we discussing Magnum PI or Hawaii 50? Or is it The Beverly Clampetts and Andy Hillbilly?

(February 25, 2020 at 6:10 pm)Brian37 Wrote:

(February 25, 2020 at 2:38 pm)BrianSoddingBoru4 Wrote: I don't know how you could have missed that episode.  The roommates won a free trip to Hawaii when Chrissy entered a slogan contest for 'Ganja Flakes Breakfast Cereal' ('Ganja Flakes - it makes me...umm...yeah...*giggle*'). While there, Jack had to keep up the pretense of being gay - the Ropers unexpectedly arrived - and pretended to be interested in Thomas Magnum, who invited all of them to the annual Pathetic American Television Dance-A-Thon at Wobblebottom Mansion, where Janet accidently dropped a tray of hors d'oeuvres (lark kidneys in aspic) on Higgins' foot, breaking his toes but Higgins foolishly ignored the injury, gangrene set in, and one of the guests - who mistakenly thought it was a costume party and had come dressed as a doctor - was pressed into service and amputated two of Higgins' toes, so it was fortunate that Magnum, using his eerily accurate powers of detection, determined that the man wasn't actually a doctor, but a defrocked Anglican priest who had been living under the assumed name of 'Romero Finklebaum' and who the police had been searching for ever since the disappearance of the priceless painting 'Dogs Playing Poker.'

And you call yourself a fan.

Boru

Name me the fucking episode.

I only know of John Ritter being a guest star on the original Hawaii Five-0, before "Three's Company" existed.

God’s balls, you’re gullible. It was a joke.

Boru

(February 25, 2020 at 6:34 pm)BrianSoddingBoru4 Wrote:

(February 25, 2020 at 6:10 pm)Brian37 Wrote: Name me the fucking episode.

I only know of John Ritter being a guest star on the original Hawaii Five-0, before "Three's Company" existed.

God’s balls, you’re gullible. It was a joke.

Boru

Well, it wasn't explained and therefore not seen as such.

You know it's only funny if you take the time to explain it, 'cause that's how humor works.

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(February 25, 2020 at 6:12 pm)Brian37 Wrote: This hispanic/latino music artist had a hit song featured in one of Magnum Pi's episodes. Come on baby, you can get it.

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(February 25, 2020 at 6:11 pm)arewethereyet Wrote:  

Calm yourself, oh irrational one.

I have no problem with you. You found me a rare version of 99 Luftballons.

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Mr. Obsessive - how about we refer to that as saving you from Hurricane Nena?