Magnum, P.I. — Season 4

Miles from the shore, Magnum found himself battling a treacherous current after his surf ski overturned, the experience bringing him perilously close to disaster.

A titan of industry finds himself unexpectedly allied with a tenacious private investigator from St. Louis, drawn into the same investigation from vastly different worlds.

Magnum and Rick soon find that danger can manifest in unexpected forms.

When Magnum accompanies Rick’s sister on an evening out, he doesn't anticipate violence.

Tasked with unraveling a perplexing string of thefts, Magnum’s inherent courage is tested when two elderly women, appearing frail yet fiercely self-sufficient, find themselves caught in an unforeseen accident.

A lavish expression of admiration penned by Higgins for an Englishwoman traveling the islands under a false name was erroneously credited to Magnum.

The fate of Robin's Nest hangs in the balance, dependent on the local softball team's ability to defeat the players fielded by the formidable Buzz Benoit. Should they prevail, the cherished establishment might be spared from the clutches of…

Driven by a sense of obligation, TC risks everything within the boxing ring to settle a long-standing debt.

The city's most sought-after disc jockey touched down in Honolulu, and Magnum learned she was being tormented by malicious phone calls and threats.

An unforeseen Christmas Eve finds Magnum, Rick, Higgins, and TC stranded on a secluded island, a military range typically used for gunnery exercises.

Magnum found an unlikely ally in the young Prince of Jororo, a boy now marked by the threat of terrorists.

When a grand costume ball transforms into a perplexing murder scene, Magnum finds himself compelled to rely on his sharpest powers of deduction.

Carol, a friend of Magnum and Higgins now working as a Deputy District Attorney, persuades them to assist in staging an elaborate trap.

Susan Johnson, portrayed by Carol Burnett, was a bank teller driven to desperation. In a scheme to secure Magnum's services, she confined them both within a time-delayed bank vault.

A face from the past – a comrade from the days spent with Magnum and TC in Vietnam – appeared in Hawaii, seeking their assistance.

Magnum found himself once more collaborating with the old-fashioned private detective, Luther Gillis, after a double abduction: Higgins and Gillis’s secretary had vanished.

The young woman who convinced Magnum to search for her brother also managed to secure a part in Higgins’ musical, a production intended for a visiting British politician.

An ex-agent for the British intelligence services, and a long-standing companion of Higgins, arrived in Honolulu with a self-appointed air of Sherlock Holmes.

During a high-speed chase, a sudden and unforeseen incident results in severe injuries to an uninvolved person.

A peculiar sense of familiarity washes over Magnum whenever he encounters the young woman competing in the Surf-Out on Hawaii's North Shore. It’s as if he’s lived this moment before.

Masked gunmen raided the King of Kamehameha Club, leaving behind a scene of confusion. The three primary witnesses – Higgins, T.C., and Rick – each offer a strikingly different account of the events.

