Magnum teams up with famous crime mystery writer Jessica Fletcher to investigate when someone tries to run Higgins and Robin's editor friend off the road.
When a young girl witnesses a murder and is being chased by a gunman, Magnum saves her life by jumping into the ocean and awakes on a mysterious island.
Lamont's wedding day goes south after the bride dumps him at the altar, but the situation worsens when his relatives attempt to take back their wedding gifts.
After Fred and Lamont have unknowingly purchased stolen copper, they discover that their own plumbing has been stolen also, leading to a confrontation.
Michael impersonates J.J. while communicating on a CB radio with a young woman who refers to herself "Fun Girl," but he discovers she hasn't been honest.
Rabbi K.A. Schneider, a believer in Jesus and end-times messenger of the Lord, delivers the Word of God with clarity and the true passion of the Holy Spirit.
During a fishing vacation with Danny, a doubtful Quincy reluctantly agrees to re-examine the evidence that put a young woman's alcoholic father in jail.
Ironside and his team are on the location of a robbery at a racetrack, and the Chief is determined to solve the case, even if they only have a few clues.
Sam is a New York City cop on his honeymoon, and his bride's sociopathic ex-husband causes trouble while Sam learns that the Project's funding may be cut off.
Sam is a professional stuntman who attempts to save his little brother's life while persuading their overbearing father to allow him to pursue a music career.
A disgruntled client is suspected in the murder of an attorney and his assistant, but when the client too is murdered, his neighbor could be the prime suspect.
When T.C.'s children come for a visit, his daughter is kidnapped at the airport and held for ransom, so Magnum, Rick and Higgins jump into action to help.
Carol asks Magnum to investigate her mentor, a respected judge, when it appears he may be in some sort of trouble; Rick plans a birthday party for Ice Pick.
Fred accidentally knocks over Lamont's glass figurine collection and tries to cover it up by claiming that the destruction was the product of a robber.
Fred must battle a collection agency when he throws his bills in the trash and claims that they never arrived because he no longer feels like paying them.
Willona, Penny and the Evans family reach their breaking point with the miserable conditions in the building, prompting them to try and get Bookman fired.