T3.E19

Two Birds of a Feather

Episódio foi ao ar 17 de mar. de 1983
Not Rated
48 min

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Tom Selleck, John Hillerman, and William Lucking in Magnum (1980)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA single engine light aircraft being flown from California to Hawaii crashes into the tidal pool at the estate. Turns out the pilot is a man from Magnum's war days.A single engine light aircraft being flown from California to Hawaii crashes into the tidal pool at the estate. Turns out the pilot is a man from Magnum's war days.A single engine light aircraft being flown from California to Hawaii crashes into the tidal pool at the estate. Turns out the pilot is a man from Magnum's war days.

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A home spinning episode....

Even though it's widely known this episode was supposed to've been a pilot episode for a new television series that just didn't pan out its kinda good to know it got used for the inspiration towards "Airwolf"! It's charming and home spinning. Bill Luckling has always been an excellent character actor. And Joanna Kerns will always be remembered for the tv series "Growing Pains". I highly recommend this episode for the avid "Magnum, P. I." fan!

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Terrible depiction of Texas

Who in their right mind suggested they film this with all those mountains in the background and try to pull this off as Waco, Texas? I always chuckle at how Hollywood depicts Texas. Very Laughable.

Joanna Kerns doing a Texas accent was not good but still cute.

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This episode served as a pilot for a spin-off series starring William Lucking, but a series was not ordered.

Erros de gravação
A main premise of the plot is the plane running out of fuel while flying from Van Nuys, CA to Honolulu, HI. The Cessna 172 shown has a maximum range of about 760 miles. The air distance from Van Nuys to Honolulu is 2,548 miles. Given the stated headwind the pilot faced upon takeoff, the plane would have run out of fuel about a quarter of the way to Honolulu.