The Surfer crew hits the South Pacific for Tahitian reefs and Fijian hospitality. The "Elder Statesman" of Tahiti, Arsen Harehoe is profiled along with fellow islander and Rookie of the Year, Vetea David. The surf freport finds the "bula" ethic alive and well on Fiji's Tavarua surf camp.

The inner workings of the publishing side are revealed as Surfer profiles the photography, writing, and editors of the voice of Surfing. Our east coast bureau checks in on the Surf Report as Cape Hatteras and Florida serve up Atlantic surfing action.

Surfer takes to the air for a helicopter survey of the California surfing life style. A day in the life of California starts off with snow boarding and progresses down the coast for surf check of the golden state's famous breaks including Steamer Lane, Malibu, Hammond's Reef, and Wind 'nd Sea.

The Surfer Poll results are in! The top five men and women of surfing for 1988 are profiled, as performance in the water is translated into honor on the beach.

Because of overwhelming response the surfer crew created the "You asked for it, you got it" issue. The women of surfing are profiled, christian Fletcher serves up aerial fireworks. hot doggin in the 80's.

The first issue of "Surfer Magazine" for this series, profiles the current World Champion, Tommy Curren and legendary surfing great, Lance Carson. The crew traveled to the outer reefs of exotic Tahiti and to the perfect point breaks off Central America.

The new and unique trend setters of the surf style are portrayed in this issue as "Surfer" reviews top world contender, Brad Gerlach. We also check out the popular sport of body boarding. And on our travel segment we head to Malaysia in search of great surf and unique culture.

In this episode we take a look back at those that created the surfing lifestyle. Exploring not only surfers like Rich Chew, Herbie Fletcher and Donald Takayama, but also screen the great films, such as "Endless Summer" and the latest hit on the surf scene, "Legends of Malibu."

The Surfer team heads around the South Pacific in search of the perfect wave, from Hawaii to Tahiti, then down-under to Australia and finally, to the reefs of Bali.

No surf series would be complete without an in depth look at Hawaii, both past and present. "Surfer Magazine" profiles the Hawaiian greats, such as, Derek Ho and the legendary Duke.

The most dynamic arena for surfing is Waimea Bay. On the biggest day of the year the greatest event in surfing takes place, "The Eddie Aikau Invitational". The rider of the biggest wave wins $50,000. Profiles of the big wave riders are also included.