3x13 Of Sound Mind - Magnum, P.I. Episode Guide

Magnum, P.I.

- Episode 03x13

Episode: 03x13
Title: Of Sound Mind
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 7106
First Aired: Jan. 06, 1983

Season 3 » Episode #13 - Of Sound Mind

Summary: Magnum is surprised when he discovers that he was named an heir to the estate of a practical joker, who was recently killed in a plane explosion. But it looks as if the killer is now aiming for the heir.

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Guest Stars:

Magnum	played by Tom Selleck
Higgins	played by John Hillerman
TC	played by Roger E. Mosley
Rick	played by Larry Manetti
Wilson Arthur MacLeish	played by Donnelly Rhodes
Cousin Marina Pepesco	played by Elaine Joyce
Simon MacLeish	played by James Murtaugh
Cousin Anthony 'Tony' Silvano	played by Michael Delano
Benton Quirk	played by Raymond Singer

Season 3 / Episode 13: - Of Sound Mind

Jonathan Quayle Higgins III: [Magnum is "playing" the saxophone] Magnum... Magnum!... Magnum!
Thomas Sullivan Magnum, IV: Hi, Higgins!
Jonathan Quayle Higgins III: How fiendishly deceptive of you, Magnum. I could have sworn I was hearing the emasculation of a large rodent. To my great surprise, I see the sounds are emanating from what I thought was a harmless musical instrument.
Thomas Sullivan Magnum, IV: Cute, Higgins, real cute. [plays sax again]
Jonathan Quayle Higgins III: Why, Magnum? Why do this terrible thing?
Thomas Sullivan Magnum, IV: Higgins, I'll have you know I was very good. I was the second best sax player in my High School band.
Jonathan Quayle Higgins III: Well, how many sax players were there?
Thomas Sullivan Magnum, IV: Anyway, I just saw this in a pawn shop window and thought I'd like to try and get my chops back.
Jonathan Quayle Higgins III: May I suggest that your "chops" are irretrievable.
Thomas Sullivan Magnum, IV: Higgins, did you come here just to abuse me?

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TRIVIA

The revolver Carlton uses at the end is a target variant of the Colt Peacemaker called the Bisley, named for the well-known shooting match in England where it made its debut. It is a fairly rare piece today.