More reboots!? CBS orders Magnum P.I., Cagney and Lacey pilots

I’m sure they will cast some non-masc pretty boy as magnum.

This madness has got to stop!

Most of the TV re-boots are worse than the original. Twin Peaks. Gilmore Girls. X-Files too probably (haven't watched yet).

John Leguizamo IS Magnum PR

Stop this shit now!! Where does the madness end?

What's next Designing Girls (reboot of Designing Women) ?

Welcome Back Kotter starring John Travolta in the teacher role?

Good Times? Damn, Damn, Damn. Michael is all grown up and living with his husband and railing against how Trump treats black, gay people

How about Designing Old Women. Annie Potts still looks good. Of course, Dixie is gone but maybe they can lure Julia Duffy back

A Magnum PI would not be the worst case in the world if they found someone with a laid back charisma and it captured the light-hearted escapist atmosphere of the early season , but they would probably try to make it dark and edgy.

[quote]Good Times? Damn, Damn, Damn. Michael is all grown up and living with his husband and railing against how Trump treats black, gay people

And JJ would be on the opposite side, just like the Roseanne reboot.

I'm free!

R8 - I think Angela is planning on doing one more Murder She Wrote movie.

Good. There's still a chance her last movie will be something worth watching.

Matt Bomer as Thomas Magnum?

I wonder how many white characters are being recast as black.

[quote]I think Angela is planning on doing one more Murder She Wrote movie.

She got the Octavia Spencer reboot cancelled, so she better make it a good one.

Eddie Redmayne *is* Lucy Ricardo in "I Still Love Lucy!"

Who is the world could play Higgins? I think he would be the hardest character to cast.

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Cagney and Lacey — they’re girl cops! Starring Laverne Cox and Lindsay Lohan.

Here's an advanced copy of CBS's all NEW fall lineup for next fall. Don't tell anyone I shared the info with you. Its our little secret!

Gimme A Break! starring Octavia Spencer

The Fresh Prince of Bel Air starring Jayden Smith

Blossom starring Millie Bobby Brown

R19 Octavia Spencer would be awesome in Gimme a Break! actually lol.

[quote]Cagney and Lacey — they’re girl cops! Starring Laverne Cox and Lindsay Lohan.

I was reading the article about the remake on Dateline and came across this comment:

"I hope they will at least consider making either Cagney or Lacey a trans woman in the reboot."

It's about time. Mondays have just been so cold and empty without Cagney and Lacey.

[quote]Blossom starring Millie Bobby Brown

Please...it'd be Blossom starring Quvenzhané Wallis.

There is a lack of creativity on mainstream television today. That’s what this is about. Also, networks don’t want to take any risk.

Anne Colter can make a cameo as JJ's Honky wife.

[quote] There is a lack of creativity on mainstream television today.

But by god they've got diversity coming out the ears. Isn't that enough.

I thought the headline was a joke. Kotter w. one of the sweathogs being the teacher is not the worst idea that's been made into a show.

[quote]There is a lack of creativity on mainstream television today. That’s what this is about. Also, networks don’t want to take any risk.

Which is a shame because there are talented, creative people out there. I really think it is that networks don't want to take any risk and they don't want to develop any new talent.

Elisabeth Moss *is* Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman

Nick Offerman and Megan Mullally in Green Acres

Rachel Brosnahan as The Flying Nun

and of course the obvious, Mindy Cohn in Facts of Life, she has now graduated into the Charlotte Rae role

Family Ties - former 90s grunge parents find themselves at odds with their deplorable Republican son, social media addicted daughter and their non binary youngest child.

Charmed, The Reboot is coming soon! It is no longer set in the 70s, and none of the original witches has been consulted. Holly Marie is pissed. I hope Shannen has a cut in perpetuity.

Two reasons to bring back Cagney and Lacey:

-Mary Beth can finally be an out lesbian.

-The awesome Bill Conti theme.

R30 I’d actually watch the fuck outta that version of Family Ties.

When they were talking about a Murder, She Wrote reboot with Octavia Spencer a few years ago, the only thing I really didn't like about it was that Jessica wasn't going to be a retired English teacher.

I would love to see Delta Burke back on television. Annie Potts, Jean Smart...come on back!

I want to see That Old Woman, a reboot of That Girl.

It would be nice to see Cagney & Lacey cast with healthy sized, slender women, to push away the thought of what became the bloated, portly shape of the original actors.

I'm just so happy they are bringing back these gay and lesbian shows

I’d love to see Idris Elba as Magnum P.I.

No fucking way I push anything with that nonbinary shit. The only way a [italic]Family Ties[/italic] reboot would ever work without Michael J. Fox is to make the equivalent of the character he played a gay Republican whose parents can deal with the former but not the latter.

Sh la la lol

The TV networks are playing it too safely here. It shows a lack of nerve and creativity.

[quote]A Magnum PI would not be the worst case in the world if they found someone with a laid back charisma and it captured the light-hearted escapist atmosphere of the early season , but they would probably try to make it dark and edgy.

Magnum PI often was dark and edgy, R6.

R15 how about Thomas Lennon for Higgins?

Debbie Allen, Phylicia Rashad, Loretta Devine, and Cicely Tyson ARE "The Golden Girls"!

I would watch the hell out of a Golden Girls with Loretta Devine.

I guess I'm part of the problem, r4, because I'd watch the shit out of all those shows!

He sure looks the part of Higgins in that photo, R44, but he's a bit fit for the little Major Domo. I agree Higgins will be a tough role to cast. John Hillerman is a hard act to follow. It always tickled me that he was a Texan.

[Quote] A Magnum PI would not be the worst case in the world if they found someone with a laid back charisma

Vague memory of a proposed gay Hart to Hart remake....two Mr. Harts or something. I guess it went nowhere.

Can't wait for the reboot of The Golden Girls!

Is R45 supposed to be a bad thing? I actually want to see that...

[quote]I would watch the hell out of a Golden Girls with Loretta Devine.

I'm another one who would watch it just for Loretta Devine. Would she play Rose? But lose Allen and Rashad. They're not interesting. Get Jackee Harry for the Blanche role. Who for Dorothy? Someone who has that acidic sense of humor.

Lol...I actually did consider Jackee for either Blanche or Rose.

(Edit of Golden Girls reboot post) Switch out Cicely Tyson for Marla Gibbs...

R45 You mean "The Golden-Brown Girls."

I would love to see Tyne Daly and Sharon Gless running after the perps now, with their oxygen tanks trailing behind them.

I only want to see Angela Lansbury reprise her role if they finally reveal that Jessica Fletcher was a serial killer all along.

I think it's a curse that the Will & Grace reboot is successful. I love it but think that was the test case and now reboots is all we'll get. No imagination needed by the producers or writers.

Well eventually they’ll run out of shows to reboot. How many TV series have their been over the past 50-60 years?

How about a Hogan Family reboot.....or Perfect Strangers?

A Year in the life sequel with Sarah Jessica Parker?

[quote] The TV networks are playing it too safely here. It shows a lack of nerve and creativity.

With my basic pay a piddling $70 million a year I am forced to reserve all my nerve and creativity for my expense account reports.

Laura Bell Bundy in Bewitched. Gavin Creel as Darin. Jackie Hoffman as Mrs. Kravitz. Zoe Wannamaker as Endora.

[quote]How about a Hogan Family reboot.

I'd rather die.

A Hogan Family reboot would include Sandy Duncan, not Valerie Harper. A Valerie reboot would include Harper. Either would potentially include a Robert Flack sung theme song.

[quote]I only want to see Angela Lansbury reprise her role if they finally reveal that Jessica Fletcher was a serial killer all along.

My Dad was fairly confident this was the case.

Murder She Wrote was an awfully twee and bland show. Lansbury wasn't even at her best either. She phoned it in for 12 years.

[quote]Murder She Wrote was an awfully twee and bland show.

That's the way they wanted it. It was targeted to the senior citizen viewer. But they did manage one storyline that was risque. Melissa Sue Anderson starred as an actress in a nude adaptation of one of Jessica's books.

If they're going to reboot shows, they should do it for shows that were cancelled prematurely like The Powers That Be, The 5 Mrs. Buchanans, Models Inc. and I would be interested to see how the Brady kids are doing without their parents and old housekeeper.

Dynasty....oh wa it. ..it's been done. Kate and Allie?

Friends? Would they dare?

R43. Agreed. I remember a pretty grim serial killer episode, and of course, the "back to 'Nam" episodes. Maybe in this iteration, Magnum could have PTSD!

[quote]The only way a Family Ties reboot would ever work without Michael J. Fox is to make the equivalent of the character he played a gay Republican whose parents can deal with the former but not the latter.

I actually love this idea.

With regard to the C&L reboot, one of them should be Mary Beth's daughter who followed her mom into the police business. That way Tyne Daly (and maybe even Sharon Gless, too) could make guest appearances.

[quote]A Valerie reboot would include Harper.

If Harper would reboot anything, it should be "Rhoda." We could see her and Brenda in their retirement years, both widows, and they could tell stories about their late, great mother Ida. (Rhoda could also talk about her friendship with the now late Mary Richards.) All of this, of course, while they chase the single elderly bachelors in the neighborhood.

A Laura Bell Bundy anything I would watch. She's all kinds of awesome. Have felt that way since she was sacked for being too curvy to play Kim Zimmer's daughter on Guiding Light. That she can both sing and be funny is icing on the cake.

If Harper would reboot anything, it should be "Rhoda."

[quote] The old friends from "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," Mary and Rhoda, are reunited, only to discover that Mary has a daughter named Rose and Rhoda's daughter is named Meredith.

It was tried. And it was horrible.

Hopefully, Cagney and Lacey will be a couple in the new incarnation.

A reboot of The Flying Nun would be awesome!

R78, it's funny you posted that. The week "Mary & Rhoda" premiered was the week I moved from Texas to New York, and because I had nothing yet (furniture, a TV, even an apartment), I missed it. I did, however, hear that it was pretty bad, so I didn't feel like I was really missing anything.

[quote]Vague memory of a proposed gay Hart to Hart remake....two Mr. Harts or something.

Someone posted here a while back that they should reboot HTH with Robert Wagner and Stefanie Powers but this time they would be assisted in solving mysteries by their gay police detective son. I thought that was actually a good idea.

Harvey Fierstein IS Mr. Belvedere

[quote] Can't wait for the reboot of The Golden Girls!

Will that be before or after the all-gay, all-male version of [italic]Silver Spoons[/italic]?

I'd say Gabrielle Cartertits as Blanche for The Golden Girls reboot.

[quote]I'd say Gabrielle Cartertits as Blanche for The Golden Girls reboot.

Maybe thirty years ago.

[quote]Will that be before or after the all-gay, all-male version of Silver Spoons?

Didn't they do this the first time around?

[quote][R43]. Agreed. I remember a pretty grim serial killer episode, and of course, the "back to 'Nam" episodes. Maybe in this iteration, Magnum could have PTSD!

Magnum (and Rick and TC - and come to think of it, Higgins) all suffered from PTSD, R73. They just didn't call it that then, and men were supposed to just "soldier through" it. There were a few episodes where Magnum just didn't care about anything after a woman {Sharon Stone, of all people) killed herself, and also when his buddy Mack was killed when he jumped into the Ferrari before Magnum did and it exploded. That episode led to Magnum killing Ivan in cold blood, as I posted as R43. Ivan was responsible for Mack's death, as well as a buddy of his when Magnum was a prisoner of war. At the time, the murder of Ivan was quite controversial, as a "good guy" like Magnum would never do such a thing.

That said, there used to be a youtube "kill count" for Magnum PI, and Thomas racked up over 50 kills - of course, all of those (except Ivan's) were self defense or to save someone else's life.

If DL existed during the original run of Cagney and Lacey, there would have been multiple threads every season like there were for "Lost" and the first few seasons of "American Idol."

It was a favorite in my house when I was in my teens, and just thinking about how much my mother loved it makes me smile. If they remake it, I hope they do it justice.

Here's the clip of top 25 shows from supposedly best TV season ever...1966-67 season.

My question is what is James West (from #3) from The Wild Wild West, doing running up the stairway of the Barkley Home (#4) from the Big Valley?

For awhile it seemed like about half of the villains that Jim West fought lived in the Barkley house. It was a popular set.

None of you fucking morons know what a reboot is.

Most everything being described is a revival, which is bringing back original characters to start where the original left off. A reboot is starting from scratch and rewriting the entire history. Think JJ Abrams Star Trek.

Jesus there are so many idiots here.

Cagney and Lacey was already remade. It was called Rizzoli and Isles.

Susan Harris has said that she refuses any offer to remake Golden Girls, because the original was so perfect. So you can forget it. Not going to happen.

And no Designing Women remake/reboot, whatever. Delta is retired and Jean and Annie would NEVER do it without her, Dixie and Meshach. Plus Linda Bloodworth recently said that she felt the original never got the respect it deserved to begin with.

Loretta Devine andbMarla Gibbs and Jack ee, maybe get Sharon Leal? This isva truly golden cast!!! Love these women!

Hated Family ties.

Yes to Rhoda reboot, even if it's only 8 episodes!!!!!!

[quote] Plus Linda Bloodworth recently said that she felt the original never got the respect it deserved to begin with.

Ain't it the truth, with that no talent, rotten actress Candace Bergen continually winning those Emmys during those years.

What a joke.

So delicious to know that Designing Women still shows and is still hilarious while Bergen's show is as dated as her wardrobe.

It does not have to be called the golden girls. Call if roomies or lovely ladies of color and set it in santa Barbara or Cleveland, just get those great women on a series. You don't need the original proud er. There wad a ,of of bad writinvbkn golden girls. Designing much better series.

And watch Susan Harris sue the shit out of them.

You want Marla and Jackee, reboot 227. Simple as that. Regina King and kids move back into the old apartment building, now turned condo. With neighbors, Niecy Nash, Lunell and Robin Givens.

Occasional appearance by original 227 cast members: Marla, Hal Williams, Jackee, Curtis Baldwin, Countess Vaughn, Barry Sobel, Stoney Jackson, Kia Goodwin and Toukie Smith.

Can Miss Warwick loan her psychic friends to channel Helen Martin as well?

Okay if they add Loretta Devine. Regina is a movie star. Would she come back? Marla is a doll. I wrote to her when she wad on Passions and she wrote me back and sent nice fotos. Who was the beautiful black guidance counselor on In the heat of the night? Excellent actress.

Back when Regina was still doing Southland, Marla made a cameo where she played a dotty old lady that Lydia had to question. Marla opens up the door, gets a big smile on her face and asks "Brenda, is that you?" Subtle and hilarious, the best kind of humor.

I'd rather Sally reboot Gidget r80. Playing it all sun-damaged and louche.

Max Greenfield as Magnum PI

R92 for Archie Bunker in the All in the Family reboot

[QUOTE]None of you fucking morons know what a reboot is.

I'm ready for a 30 Rock revival. Story-wise it would be easy. NBC, caught in the grip of revival-fever, orders more episodes of TGS with Tracey Jordan. Get on it, Tina!

Ok - so as not to upset R92! - i would like to see a revival please....

I wannna see ‘Sixty-something’ - which takes up where Thirty-something left off.

Original cast - all now verging on - or just recently - retired. Coping with all that entails. Along with all the old person’s health issues! That formerly hot leading man who was so handsome - now is kinda porky and looks like he’s likely diabetic with heart issues - just think of all the great big pharmaceutical company advertising the networks could rake in! Fabulous!!

Hafta admit, one of the reasons I’m so keen on this is that years ago - back when thirty-something was actually screening - an Australian sketch comedy show had a recurring, very silly short sketch called. ‘Ninety-something’ - which had two deaf old ladies trying to have a conversation that neither party could hear. Lots of screaming at each other and ‘what was that dear?’-type responses. It wasn’t very politically correct - but at the time I thought it was hysterical. And as the years have rolled by - I occasionally think of it and realise that it’s not that far off being able to cast the show’s original actors in something very similar...

(And thanks to the miracles of google and YouTube - found one! - it has nothing to do with the American series in any way - just the name - but my gayling self thought it was great and reminded me of several elderly relatives at the time! It’s kinda lame now - but still makes me laugh all the same)

Sharon Gless and Tyne Daly are both still working actresses, and each has done TV work (Daly also stage, I believe) in recent years.

But surely Cagney and Lacey have retired from the NYPD with comfortable pensions by now. Maybe they teach at the police academy part-time, or have a small business as private investigators or security consultants, and get pulled into big crimes and have to teach the young folk on the beat a thing or two.

I'd watch.

Didn't Chris leave the force and join the DA's office?

I think you're right, r108. But she would still have been a public employee and getting time toward retirement benefits. Those civil service unions are strong.

Actually, assuming she hasn't reached mandatory retirement age, and assuming that they want a revival and not a straight reboot, it would be cool to see Mary Beth as the lieutenant of the unit mentoring a pair of rookie female detectives.

I would watch the hell out of other people watching the hell out of reboots

"Welcome Back Kotter starring John Travolta in the teacher role?"

But will the network approve that reboot title: "Welcome Bareback Plotter"?

I object to "sweat-hog" references.

Will & Grace reboot was enough. It's great; I love it, but no more reboots (unless it's Designing Women). Will & Grace is special and still relevant given the social climate of the day. The W&G reboot came about because the cast did a "Get Out and Vote" PSA last year and it took off. People were genuinely interested in seeing them together again. But a Magnum, PI, reboot? Don't be ridiculous. Cagney & Lacey? Roseanne? No, we don't need them. They add nothing to the TV landscape. Have the television production companies and writers completely run out of ideas? This is a blatant money grab combined with no imagination. Nothing wrong with money, but talk of all these reboots is just laziness.

Like your ideas R107. If they did it your way I'd watch too.

Not sure I quite agree with you, r114. Some great characters can be timeless. Whether we're talking reboot or revival, sequel or infinite series, it works if the original material is good enough and the new writers and producers are good enough. Bond, Poirot, Doctor Who have all survived multiple reboots, and sometimes what we see this year is better than what happened 25 years ago.

There's a good argument that Shatner and Nimoy, plus some of the supporting cast, did some of their best work in the Star Trek movies that came at least a decade after the original series went off the air.

The Roseanne revival may suck, or it might be great, or just be very good, like Will and Grace. In both cases the source material is great and we can hope they live up to what it was at its best.

Does anyone remember the Charlie's Angels reboot from a few years ago? Loved Rachael Taylor but she needed to be a lesbian on the show! If they couldn't fit a lesbian on the new Charlie's Angels, I'm not hopeful for Cagney and Lacey. In fact, I think they tried a lesbian Cagney and Lacey a decade ago and it went nowhere. America wasn't ready then but I think it would go down (badumbum!) well now as long as they did a good job of it.

[quote] In fact, I think they tried a lesbian Cagney and Lacey a decade ago

I don't really recall that. Might you be thinking of Nikki and Nora , the Thin Ladies.

R118, yes, that's the show I linked to in my post. Not sure where 'the Thin Ladies' thing comes in. They look healthy and hot in your linked photo unlike so many emaciated female celebs.

R114: That NBC minstrel show was NEVER relevant and we'd be better off if it had never premiered at all.

r119 sorry, I didn't scroll down far enough to see your link to Nikki and Nora before I posted. As for the Thin Ladies that was just my joke. Don't you recall who were the original Nick and Nora crime fighters?

Sorry, R121, didn't realize the origins and thought you were referencing the comments above about how fat the Cagney and Lacey actors have gotten. I still wish that show had been picked up but maybe not by a now defunct network. Come on Netflix, give us some lesbian cops!

I'm sure some of you know the story, but maybe lots of you don't. Sharon Gless was the third actress to play Christine Cagney on CBS. Loretta Swit did the pilot with Tyne Daly, but when it was picked up mid season Swit was locked into MASH.

Meg Foster played Cagney in the forgotten first short season but, as the legend goes, she was dumped for Sharon Gless because the pairing was too harsh, or strident, or even because Daly and Foster came across as "a couple of dykes."

In any case, Gless and Daly made the show. I believe each won at least one Emmy (Daly won a bunch).

Sorry, meant to post this link. Apparently the "dyke" story for why Foster was canned and Gless was hired is true. I also didn't know that the show was cancelled after the first full season with Gless, but saved by a fan campaign.

Tyne Daly played Derek Shepherd's mother on Grey's Anatomy. I always wonder why she doesn't come to Seattle to see her grand children. I adore her in everything she's been in. Hell, I even watched a Clint Eastward movie just to see her. If she's not going to do a reboot or remake or whatever I sure hope at least she comes to GA a few times.

I guess network executives have figured old people are the ones that watch tv. It makes sense to reboot shows they are very familiar with instead creating new shows. I am just waiting for the reboot of Gilligan's island and Andy Griffith show, why stop at shows popular more than thirty years ago.

[bold]‘Cagney & Lacey’: ‘Grey’s Anatomy’s Sarah Drew & Michelle Hurd Set As The Leads Of CBS Reboot Pilot[/bold]

[quote]Less than a week after news broke that popular Grey’s Anatomy cast member Sarah Drew will be exiting the series at the end of the current 14th season, she has been tapped as co-lead Cagney in CBS’ Cagney & Lacey drama pilot. Blindspot alum Michelle Hurd has been cast as fellow co-lead Lacey in the reboot of the iconic 1980s police procedural.

[quote]Drew will play LAPD Detective Cagney, Lacey’s nimble and easygoing partner and protégée. Hurd’s Lacey is athletic, polished, a former high school track and field champion. Empathetic and straightforward, she’s the more experienced partner.

[quote]Lacey was conceived and written as African American in the reboot, which CBS TV Studios is co-producing with MGM Television.

R127 That was quick.

I loved Michelle Hurd in 'Ash vs Evil Dead' and in 'Daredevil' so I'm sure she'll pull this off. Gravitas is definitely not something she's lacking.

Just learned Michelle Hurd is married to Garrett Dillahunt. Hollywood seems so small at times.

Nobody will ever be better than Tyne Daly and Sharon Gless.

Facts of Life reboot:

Over our Heads is now like an Apple store.

Ms. Garrett-Caitlyn Jenner

Blair-Kristen Bell

Jo-Sara Ramirez

Natalie-Melissa McCarthy

Beverly Ann-Amy Poehler

I need help casting Tootie.

I KNEW one of the new Cagney and Lacey chicks would be a black woman.

Was there anyone who thought they would both be white? Would seem weird to see that on TV in this day and age.

There's hardly an original idea left in TV land. They're just rebooting shit from the 70's and 80's now.

R135 Don't forget the 90s.

Netflixs new lost in space looks great with 2 hotties Ignacio serrochio and the dude from black sails. Love the bi daughter and the spit it of adventure, not campiness.

I could see a successful reboot of The West Wing with either Allison Janney's CJ or Bradley Whitford's Josh as a newly-elected President. There would be a large new cast, but would be cameos and/or supporting roles to other former cast members, including Martin Sheen and Jimmy Smits as former Presidents maybe.

But Rob Lowe can't be in it too much. He was a bad fit.

I want a visionary reboot of good times!m

Actually r19 I think Octavia would be great in a Columbo reboot as Columbo. She could pull off the quirky Peter Faulk portrayal and would be believable as being underestimated crime solving genius.

No r24 there is a lack of creative VISION in programming. They only want sure things, no risk. That is one of the reasons we only get super hero movies as well. Proven product, sure fire dollars.

After thinking about it this might be the only way networks can compete with Amazon and Netflix. Give people shows and characters they loved and hope that will bring them the viewers. They are just staying on brand and letting the upstarts do the experimenting.

Mork and Mindy

If they could find really good writers, and if whoever controls the rights would make sure it would be done right, another go at The Twilight Zone could be worth it.

I know it's always a risk to reboot a classic, but Star Trek and, in a very different way, the Bond movie franchise prove it can be successful.

Rob Lowe seems to exit fairly early a lot of the shows he was on. The West Wing exit was their decision.

They should get Cody Christian to play the new Magnum.

Jay Hernandez is the niew Thomas Magnum. Higgins is female.

damn, just make TC into a tranny FFS! Is Laverne Cox doing anything.

Great Idea: Small Wonder reboot where VIKI is a barely legal realdoll. Hijinks ensues.

To me, the obvious choice seems like the Facts of Life. I know they tried to do it in the Series Finale with Blair taking over as Head Mistress. Now, in the reboot, Blair still owns the school. Jo teaches English at the school, and Tootie teaches drama, but they spend a great deal of time arguing with their boss, Blair. Natalie lives nearby. She's a journalist, and she often stops by to visit her daughter, who's a student at Eastland. At some point in the first season, there will be an episode where a weather emergency traps all four women to share a bedroom for a night.

[quote]If they could find really good writers, and if whoever controls the rights would make sure it would be done right, another go at The Twilight Zone could be worth it.

Jordan Peele is rebooting The Twilight Zone.

Facts of life blows.

Would the girls go visit Mrs G at her retirement home for a very special Christmas episode?

Cagney and Lacey got passed on but they picked up Magnum P.I.

Where the actresses cast in the Cagney and Lacey butch?

Not at all butch. Honestly if Cagney and Lacey is going to be remade they need to butch it up.