Magnum, P.I. — Season 6

Magnum and Higgins journeyed to London, summoned by urgent business for Robin Masters, and found themselves unexpectedly entangled with events long past.

Thomas assisted Penelope in her ongoing inquiries regarding Geoffrey’s demise, and she learned of Higgins’ hesitation to see his father.

Magnum found himself unexpectedly reunited with an old acquaintance from his days in high school, who now sought his assistance in a peculiar endeavor: the rescue of a highly trained dolphin.

Having rescued Lauren Henderson from the brink of drowning, Magnum finds himself captivated by her, and unexpectedly pulled into a complicated predicament.

Magnum was engaged to provide security for the upcoming International Convention of Jewelry Designers, held at a secluded island hotel.

Magnum learned that the death of TC’s close friend had been unintentional.

After a long absence of thirteen years, Magnum returned to his hometown for the funeral of the grandfather he deeply loved.

On the Island of Hawaii, Magnum learned that cattle rustling was a widespread problem.

Magnum found himself engaged by a liaison from a publishing house to oversee an elaborate treasure hunt.

Magnum ensured the security breach at a U.S. naval base in Pearl Harbor was resolved.

A fixation took hold of Magnum: a fleeting glimpse, perhaps, during a dive in the Hawaiian waters – a boy he was certain he had encountered. The image lingered, an insistent puzzle demanding resolution. He became consumed with the search, d…

Beneath the festive lights and vibrant spectacle of the island's carnival, a disquieting undercurrent of misfortune persists. Strange accidents cast a shadow over the celebrations.

Magnum finds himself the target of those who would see him dead, and the situation escalates when Robin Masters' nephew assumes his identity, unleashing a series of perilous events.

Magnum found himself compelled to unravel the enigma of Higgins’ abrupt departure from Robin’s Nest.

Magnum, TC, Rick, and Higgins are tasked with protecting the statuette of a priceless Hawaiian Family God as it travels to the Hilo Museum.

Upon the return of Rick’s vessel, devoid of any passengers, Magnum, TC, and Higgins embark on a search for him and the ship's company, who are sadly presumed lost.

A shadow of mortality falls upon Magnum when he finds himself ensnared in a deadly scheme orchestrated by a hired killer.

In his search for the lost child, Magnum stumbles upon a clandestine operation: a black market dealing in infants.

Higgins finds himself navigating a confluence of demanding circumstances: a visit from a high-ranking guest, the challenge of a prestigious chess tournament, and the unexpected arrival of his ostentatious half-brother.

The bonds of friendship are strained when Rick unexpectedly wins the lottery, a windfall occurring as TC and Magnum struggle to prevent the demolition of a clubhouse dedicated to supporting disadvantaged and troubled youth.

During a chance meeting with a photographer, Magnum stumbled upon a truth that had long been buried: a man presumed dead was, in fact, alive and engaged in a deceitful scheme.

