"Hawaii Five-O" Paniolo (1970)

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4.6/10   

Director:

Michael O'Herlihy

Writers:

Ed Adamson (writer)
Leonard Freeman (creator)

TV Series:

"Hawaii Five-O" (1968)

Original Air Date:

30 December 1970 (Season 3, Episode 15)

Genre:

Crime | Drama | Mystery

Plot:

A Maui cowboy (the episode title means "cowboy" in Hawaiian) kills a real-estate developer who's trying...

Plot Keywords:

Hawaii | Police | Investigation | Archenemy | Book Em Danno

Cast

Jack Lord	...	Det. Steve McGarrett
James MacArthur	...	Det. Danny Williams
Zulu	...	Det. Kono Kalakaua
Kam Fong	...	Det. Chin Ho Kelly
Frank Silvera	...	Frank Kuakua
Royal Dano	...	Hody Linquist
Marilyn Chris	...	Dorothy Owens
Robert M. Luck	...	Harry Pawai
Bill Bigelow	...	Lester Cronin
George Awai	...	Bud Ownes (as George 'Keoki' Awai)
Beau Vanden Ecker	...	Charlie (as Beau van den Ecker)
Albert Harris	...	Dr. Woodrow
Michael Morgan	...	Ben Kubota
Gary Danley	...	Posse Member

Runtime:

60 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Sound Mix:

Mono

Certification:

Canada:PG (video rating)

Filming Locations:

Hawaii, USA

Company:

Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS)

Trivia:

Frank Silvera was borrowed from NBC's "The High Chaparral," where he played the patriarch of the Montoya ranching family, to appear in this episode, which was filmed before "Chaparral" started work on its abbreviated fourth season. Silvera died in a household accident just after returning from Hawaii, and this episode was postponed until after Christmas (Silvera's character in The High Chaparral, Don Sebastian Montoya, was not mentioned in the series until a two-hour special in February 1971 dealing with his funeral).

Goofs:

Continuity: Mr. Cronin arrives at Frank's ranch in a 1962 Ford 4 door sedan. After he dies, Frank puts Mr. Cronin's body in the car, and pushes it over a cliff. The car is now a 1963 Ford four door sedan.