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Magnum, P.I./Forty Years from Sand Island
| Forty Years from Sand Island | |
| Season 3, Episode 18 | |
| Airdate | February 24, 1983 |
| Written by | Rogers Turrentine and Robert W. Gilmer & Reuben Leder |
| Directed by | Mike Vejar |
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Forty Years from Sand Island is the eighteenth episode of the third season of Magnum, P.I., and the fifty-eighth episode overall.
Starring: Tom Selleck (Thomas Magnum)
Also Starring: John Hillerman (Jonathan Higgins), Roger E. Mosley (T.C. Calvin)
and Larry Manetti (Rick Wright)
Guest Stars: James Shigeta (Dr. Richard Enoka), Keye Luke (Saji Goto), Marilyn Tokuda (Nancy Nakamura)
Co-Starring: John L. Roselius (Pro), Danny Kamekona (Russell Nakamura)
with David Palmer (Hank Sorenso), Michael Duffett (Victor Goertz), Francesca Dodge (Nurse), Brian Clark (Corporal), Christopher Coad (Sergeant), Francis Yoshida (Kirin Nakamura), Shaun Shimoda (Enoka), Darryl Tsutsui (Goto)
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Plot Overview
Two Japanese-Americans who were interned on Sand Island in January 1942 witness two soldiers beating a fellow Japanese internee to death. This incident causes repercussions today.
