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when voight tells them to play nice and she literally is smirking at jay with her eyes. why is this so hot to me????

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In this here gif hunt you’ll find 67 gifs of of Jay in the movie ’bad moms’.  All these gifs were made by me, so please don’t claim as your own. Do NOT put into other gif hunts.  If credit is given, you may use them as sidebars, crackships, etc.  NSFW content ahead.

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Why Magnum P.I. Needs Season 6 and Beyond: The Case for a Permanent Revival

Let’s set the record straight: Magnum P.I. (2018) didn’t just “end” in 2024; it was cut off in its prime. After being canceled by CBS and then saved by NBC, the fans — the #Ohana — proved this show is a survivor. But a survivor doesn’t just need one more season to wrap things up. This show has the heart, the cast, and the stories to run for years to come.

The Story is Just Getting Started

The Season 5 finale left us with a glimpse of what could be, and quite frankly, we feel cheated. The showrunner, Eric Guggenheim, has already teased what Season 6 would have looked like, and it’s exactly what the fans need:

The Power of Sam Bedrosian: The finale left the villainous Sam Bedrosian as a looming threat. Guggenheim’s plan was for Bedrosian to run for Governor, making him a more powerful adversary for Magnum and Higgins than ever before.

A “Miggins” Future: We finally heard Juliet say she would say “yes” to a proposal. We don’t just want to hear it; we want to see the engagement, the planning, and the dynamic of them balancing a marriage with their dangerous P.I. work .

Growing Families: With Rick and Suzy engaged and T.C. expanding his business, the “chosen family” of this show was entering a whole new era of storytelling.

A Proven Audience for Any Network

To the executives at CBS, NBC, or any streamer like Netflix or Amazon Freevee: This isn’t a “gamble.” This is a show with 12 million viewers and a global fanbase that already trends every single week. We’ve shown we will move from network to network. We will follow our Ohana anywhere.

We aren’t asking for an ending. We are asking for a home where Magnum P.I. can continue for Season 6, 7, 8, and beyond. This show represents the aloha spirit, military veteran stories, and the kind of high-octane fun that TV is missing right now.

Sign the petition 👉🏻 https://www.change.org/p/save-magnum-pi-for-season-6

#SaveMagnumPI #BringBackMagnumPI #MagnumPIS6andBeyond #Ohana

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Why Magnum P.I. Needs Season 6 and Beyond: The Case for a Permanent Revival

Let’s set the record straight: Magnum P.I. (2018) didn’t just “end” in 2024; it was cut off in its prime. After being canceled by CBS and then saved by NBC, the fans — the #Ohana — proved this show is a survivor. But a survivor doesn’t just need one more season to wrap things up. This show has the heart, the cast, and the stories to run for years to come.

The Story is Just Getting Started

The Season 5 finale left us with a glimpse of what could be, and quite frankly, we feel cheated. The showrunner, Eric Guggenheim, has already teased what Season 6 would have looked like, and it’s exactly what the fans need:

The Power of Sam Bedrosian: The finale left the villainous Sam Bedrosian as a looming threat. Guggenheim’s plan was for Bedrosian to run for Governor, making him a more powerful adversary for Magnum and Higgins than ever before.

A “Miggins” Future: We finally heard Juliet say she would say “yes” to a proposal. We don’t just want to hear it; we want to see the engagement, the planning, and the dynamic of them balancing a marriage with their dangerous P.I. work .

Growing Families: With Rick and Suzy engaged and T.C. expanding his business, the “chosen family” of this show was entering a whole new era of storytelling.

A Proven Audience for Any Network

To the executives at CBS, NBC, or any streamer like Netflix or Amazon Freevee: This isn’t a “gamble.” This is a show with 12 million viewers and a global fanbase that already trends every single week. We’ve shown we will move from network to network. We will follow our Ohana anywhere.

We aren’t asking for an ending. We are asking for a home where Magnum P.I. can continue for Season 6, 7, 8, and beyond. This show represents the aloha spirit, military veteran stories, and the kind of high-octane fun that TV is missing right now.

Sign the petition 👉🏻 https://www.change.org/p/save-magnum-pi-for-season-6

#SaveMagnumPI #BringBackMagnumPI #MagnumPIS6andBeyond #Ohana

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@cbs @nbc you gotta bring Magnum P.I. back!! Make us happy not sad and angry!! Magnum P.I. deserves so much instead of a cancellation!! that's aggravating. 😭🥀💔🙏🏻

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Why Magnum P.I. Needs Season 6 and Beyond: The Case for a Permanent Revival

Let’s set the record straight: Magnum P.I. (2018) didn’t just “end” in 2024; it was cut off in its prime. After being canceled by CBS and then saved by NBC, the fans — the #Ohana — proved this show is a survivor. But a survivor doesn’t just need one more season to wrap things up. This show has the heart, the cast, and the stories to run for years to come.

The Story is Just Getting Started

The Season 5 finale left us with a glimpse of what could be, and quite frankly, we feel cheated. The showrunner, Eric Guggenheim, has already teased what Season 6 would have looked like, and it’s exactly what the fans need:

The Power of Sam Bedrosian: The finale left the villainous Sam Bedrosian as a looming threat. Guggenheim’s plan was for Bedrosian to run for Governor, making him a more powerful adversary for Magnum and Higgins than ever before.

A “Miggins” Future: We finally heard Juliet say she would say “yes” to a proposal. We don’t just want to hear it; we want to see the engagement, the planning, and the dynamic of them balancing a marriage with their dangerous P.I. work .

Growing Families: With Rick and Suzy engaged and T.C. expanding his business, the “chosen family” of this show was entering a whole new era of storytelling.

A Proven Audience for Any Network

To the executives at CBS, NBC, or any streamer like Netflix or Amazon Freevee: This isn’t a “gamble.” This is a show with 12 million viewers and a global fanbase that already trends every single week. We’ve shown we will move from network to network. We will follow our Ohana anywhere.

We aren’t asking for an ending. We are asking for a home where Magnum P.I. can continue for Season 6, 7, 8, and beyond. This show represents the aloha spirit, military veteran stories, and the kind of high-octane fun that TV is missing right now.

Sign the petition 👉🏻 https://www.change.org/p/save-magnum-pi-for-season-6

#SaveMagnumPI #BringBackMagnumPI #MagnumPIS6andBeyond #Ohana

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Why Magnum P.I. Needs Season 6 and Beyond: The Case for a Permanent Revival

Let’s set the record straight: Magnum P.I. (2018) didn’t just “end” in 2024; it was cut off in its prime. After being canceled by CBS and then saved by NBC, the fans — the #Ohana — proved this show is a survivor. But a survivor doesn’t just need one more season to wrap things up. This show has the heart, the cast, and the stories to run for years to come.

The Story is Just Getting Started

The Season 5 finale left us with a glimpse of what could be, and quite frankly, we feel cheated. The showrunner, Eric Guggenheim, has already teased what Season 6 would have looked like, and it’s exactly what the fans need:

The Power of Sam Bedrosian: The finale left the villainous Sam Bedrosian as a looming threat. Guggenheim’s plan was for Bedrosian to run for Governor, making him a more powerful adversary for Magnum and Higgins than ever before.

A “Miggins” Future: We finally heard Juliet say she would say “yes” to a proposal. We don’t just want to hear it; we want to see the engagement, the planning, and the dynamic of them balancing a marriage with their dangerous P.I. work .

Growing Families: With Rick and Suzy engaged and T.C. expanding his business, the “chosen family” of this show was entering a whole new era of storytelling.

A Proven Audience for Any Network

To the executives at CBS, NBC, or any streamer like Netflix or Amazon Freevee: This isn’t a “gamble.” This is a show with 12 million viewers and a global fanbase that already trends every single week. We’ve shown we will move from network to network. We will follow our Ohana anywhere.

We aren’t asking for an ending. We are asking for a home where Magnum P.I. can continue for Season 6, 7, 8, and beyond. This show represents the aloha spirit, military veteran stories, and the kind of high-octane fun that TV is missing right now.

Sign the petition 👉🏻 https://www.change.org/p/save-magnum-pi-for-season-6

#SaveMagnumPI #BringBackMagnumPI #MagnumPIS6andBeyond #Ohana

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Why Magnum P.I. Needs Season 6 and Beyond: The Case for a Permanent Revival

Let’s set the record straight: Magnum P.I. (2018) didn’t just “end” in 2024; it was cut off in its prime. After being canceled by CBS and then saved by NBC, the fans — the #Ohana — proved this show is a survivor. But a survivor doesn’t just need one more season to wrap things up. This show has the heart, the cast, and the stories to run for years to come.

The Story is Just Getting Started

The Season 5 finale left us with a glimpse of what could be, and quite frankly, we feel cheated. The showrunner, Eric Guggenheim, has already teased what Season 6 would have looked like, and it’s exactly what the fans need:

The Power of Sam Bedrosian: The finale left the villainous Sam Bedrosian as a looming threat. Guggenheim’s plan was for Bedrosian to run for Governor, making him a more powerful adversary for Magnum and Higgins than ever before.

A “Miggins” Future: We finally heard Juliet say she would say “yes” to a proposal. We don’t just want to hear it; we want to see the engagement, the planning, and the dynamic of them balancing a marriage with their dangerous P.I. work .

Growing Families: With Rick and Suzy engaged and T.C. expanding his business, the “chosen family” of this show was entering a whole new era of storytelling.

A Proven Audience for Any Network

To the executives at CBS, NBC, or any streamer like Netflix or Amazon Freevee: This isn’t a “gamble.” This is a show with 12 million viewers and a global fanbase that already trends every single week. We’ve shown we will move from network to network. We will follow our Ohana anywhere.

We aren’t asking for an ending. We are asking for a home where Magnum P.I. can continue for Season 6, 7, 8, and beyond. This show represents the aloha spirit, military veteran stories, and the kind of high-octane fun that TV is missing right now.

Sign the petition 👉🏻 https://www.change.org/p/save-magnum-pi-for-season-6

#SaveMagnumPI #BringBackMagnumPI #MagnumPIS6andBeyond #Ohana

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Why Magnum P.I. Needs Season 6 and Beyond: The Case for a Permanent Revival

Let’s set the record straight: Magnum P.I. (2018) didn’t just “end” in 2024; it was cut off in its prime. After being canceled by CBS and then saved by NBC, the fans — the #Ohana — proved this show is a survivor. But a survivor doesn’t just need one more season to wrap things up. This show has the heart, the cast, and the stories to run for years to come.

The Story is Just Getting Started

The Season 5 finale left us with a glimpse of what could be, and quite frankly, we feel cheated. The showrunner, Eric Guggenheim, has already teased what Season 6 would have looked like, and it’s exactly what the fans need:

The Power of Sam Bedrosian: The finale left the villainous Sam Bedrosian as a looming threat. Guggenheim’s plan was for Bedrosian to run for Governor, making him a more powerful adversary for Magnum and Higgins than ever before.

A “Miggins” Future: We finally heard Juliet say she would say “yes” to a proposal. We don’t just want to hear it; we want to see the engagement, the planning, and the dynamic of them balancing a marriage with their dangerous P.I. work .

Growing Families: With Rick and Suzy engaged and T.C. expanding his business, the “chosen family” of this show was entering a whole new era of storytelling.

A Proven Audience for Any Network

To the executives at CBS, NBC, or any streamer like Netflix or Amazon Freevee: This isn’t a “gamble.” This is a show with 12 million viewers and a global fanbase that already trends every single week. We’ve shown we will move from network to network. We will follow our Ohana anywhere.

We aren’t asking for an ending. We are asking for a home where Magnum P.I. can continue for Season 6, 7, 8, and beyond. This show represents the aloha spirit, military veteran stories, and the kind of high-octane fun that TV is missing right now.

Sign the petition 👉🏻 https://www.change.org/p/save-magnum-pi-for-season-6

#SaveMagnumPI #BringBackMagnumPI #MagnumPIS6andBeyond #Ohana

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