Kim Miyori plays Mioshi Osawa in The Eighth Part of the Village, and Higgins demonstrates his conciliation and friendship to his former Japanese foes from World War 2, so in many ways this episode of Magnum, P. I. was ahead of its time in that regard. Interestingly, the current generation would not really have the idea about the hatred and animosity that American armed forces felt towards the Japanese (or anyone who looked like them), so this episode is a snapshot in time.
I'm enjoying watching the early seasons of Magnum, along with the early seasons of Law and Order. I also enjoy catching up with Father Brown, Superstore and Barry.
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