【phim sec nguoi lon】NBC Rescues 'Magnum, P.I.' from Cancellation

NBC has signed a two-year, 20-episode deal rescuing “Magnum, P.I.” after it was canceled by CBS, according to IndieWire and other sources.

Production on the show, which premiered on CBS in 2018, is expected to resume in the fall with new episodes airing next year.

After the Season 4 finale aired in May, the fans — as well as the cast and crew — were surprised by CBS’ announcement. Despite respectable ratings, the network apparently did not want to pay the licensing fee to Universal Television, which owns the intellectual property. Licensing fees would not be an issue for NBC Universal.

Set in Hawaii, the show features two AAPI regulars, Amy Hill as Kumu Tuileta and Tim Kang as Gordon Katsumoto. Kumu is the curator for the cultural center of the Masters Estate, where Magnum lives, and Katsumoto is a Honolulu Police Department detective.

Hill’s other recent credits include the short film “Ready Forward,” the feature film “Mack and Rita,” and the animated series “Kung Fu Panda: The Dragon Knight.”

The new “Magnum” is a reboot of the series that aired from 1980 to 1988 with Tom Selleck as a Vietnam veteran who used his military skills as a private investigator. In the new version, Jay Hernandez plays a former Navy SEAL who served in Afghanistan. The new cast also includes Perdita Weeks as Juliet Higgins, Zachary Knighton as Rick Wright, and Stephen Hill as T.C. Calvin.

The new show shares some secondary characters with the “Hawaii Five-0” reboot that ran from 2010 to 2020 and once did a crossover episode. It also exists in the same fictional universe as the “MacGyver” reboot as well as the “NCIS” shows.

The deal would bring the “Magnum” reboot’s run to a total of 96 episodes, with an option for more.

“It was a bit circuitous but we did it!” Hernandez tweeted. “Your love and support helped get us over the finish line. Thank you and thanks to NBC for stepping up! Time to dust off the aloha shirt!”

Kang tweeted, “We couldn’t do ‘Magnum, P.I.’ without you all. Literally. Thank you.”

On Instagram, Weeks posted a photo of herself with the caption “Off to see the Ohana. #Season5.”

Amy Hill’s Facebook page was filled with congratulatory messages from friends and fans, one of whom said, “I knew it was too good to go anywhere.”

Showrunner Eric Guggenheim is also expected to return, along with executive producers Justin Lin, John Davis, and John Fox.

Articles for you

• hotspot
• synthesize
• relaxation
• explore
• focus
• knowledge
• recreation
• fashion

• Centenary Hosts Annual Arigato Bazaar
• U.S. Olympian Gus Kenworthy questions Ivanka Trump's closing ceremony appearance
• Adorable exchange between Ryan Reynolds and Tessa Virtue reignites Moir shippers
• Student who survived school shooting mixes humor with activism tweets
• Layer 1 Oracle Network, Flare Launches
• Fishtail brows are a thing now, and we're not sure why
• Watch Leslie Jones and Adam Rippon's funny figure skating commentary
• Renegade squirrel almost dies in Olympics snowboarding competition
• Cold Tofu’s Last Show of the Season
• U.S. Olympian Gus Kenworthy questions Ivanka Trump's closing ceremony appearance

• Kristen Stewart is Princess Diana in first look image from 'Spencer'
• Amazon's Ring reportedly working with more cops than ever in 2020
• Netflix's 'Spycraft' takes an uncomplicated look at complex issues
• Huawei to launch new foldable phone in February
• 40% off during Home Depot’s bath event of the year
• Relive the dramatic Apollo 14 launch and moon landing, 50 years later
• People are pissed at Robinhood and jumping ship after it blocked Gamestop, AMC buys
• Apple Car will initially be driverless, report says
• Bumble bans fatphobic messages and body shaming
• Google to pay $3.8 million to underpaid female engineers and overlooked job candidates

• XT.COM Lists TRI in Its Main Zone
• Americans Googled 'gun control' more than 'gun shop' in the past week
• Kylie Jenner is launching a makeup collection inspired by her daughter, Stormi
• Hmm, here is some very disturbing nail art based on Kylie Jenner's baby's hand
• Azarus Lists on Uniswap and Onramps Multimillion Streaming Audience
• Carlton the cat is running for office, and he's the purr
• Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir: The endless 'will they, won't they'
• Michael B. Jordan responds to tweet about him living with parents
• ‘Enduring Conviction’ Tells Korematsu’s Story
• Dude crashes Olympic skating rink wearing only a tutu and monkey sock

• Blockchain Life 2023 in Dubai: Crypto Whales Meeting Point
• Team USA curling squad feuds with Kirstie Alley of all people
• Ugh, of course 'cryptomancing' is the newest dating trend
• Research shows Apple Watch KardiaBand detects heart arrhythmia
• Bitget’s Native Token BGB to be Listed on Bitfinex
• Apple launching AC Wellness, healthcare company to take on Amazon
• Ninja cat leaps high into the air to catch snowball in sweet slow motion
• Michael B. Jordan responds to tweet about him living with parents
• Bitget Launches USD 20 Million Marketing Campaign With Messi
• Student who survived school shooting mixes humor with activism tweets