Season 2 (Episode 3)

Air Date: 8 October 1969

Teleplay: Robert C. Dennis

Story: Ed Lasko and Robert C. Dennis

Director: Michael O’Herlihy

Synopsis
When a tsumani alert turns out to be a false alarm, Five-O finds out that it was a ruse to kidnap a prominent genetics scientist. Five-O has to find the scientist before he disappears for good.

Recurring Actors/Characters
Khigh Dhiegh (Wo Fat), Peggy Ryan (Jenny)

Guest Stars
Will Geer (Professor Harold Lochner), Sabrina Scharf (Victoria Lochner), William F. Bigelow II (John Padway), Wright Esser (Dr. Michael Crighton), Winston Char (First Chinese), Gary Ah Vah (Second Chinese), Milton Mau (Third Chinese), Bill Fong (Fourth Chinese); Herman Wedemeyer (Alert Announcer)

Notable Guest Stars

Will Geer

Sabrina Scharf

Production Number: 1729-0260

Episode Notes

• Location: Makaha Valley Weather Tracking Station

Season 2 (Episode 2)

Air Date: 1 October 1969

Writer: Anthony Lawrence

Director: Nicholas Colasanto

Synopsis
Five-O goes after a mysterious man who robbed a military armory. They soon find out that the man is someone who is living in the past and plans to fulfill the orders that he was given at the start of World War Two.

Guest Stars
Mark Lenard (Yoshio Nagata), Will Kuluva (Yuko Takuma), Virginia Wing (Heather Nagata), Bruce Wilson (Dr. Lukens), Tom Fujiwara (Jerry Minobe), Philip Batten (Capt. Barnes), Robert Brilliande (Doc), Vincent E. Eder (Officer Naaleu), Patricia Tuscano (Jenny), Beau Van den Ecker (Security Guard)

Notable Guest Stars

Will Kuluva

Mark Lenard

Virginia Wing

Production Number: 1729-0254

Production Notes

• Writers Guild of America, USA Nomination: Episodic Drama (Anthony Lawrence)

Episode Notes

• Episode set on December 6 and 7, 1969

Hawaii Five-O

Season 2 (Episode 1)

Air Date: 24 September 1969

Teleplay: Mel Goldberg

Story: Paul Harber and Mel Goldberg

Director: Nicholas Colasanto

Synopsis
When a widow of a soldier killed in Vietnam is found dead, Five-O realise that it is the latest in a series of deaths of women who have died after collecting money paid to them by the armed services.

Guest Stars
Harry Guardino (Sgt. Simms), Barbara Luna (Yoko Collins), Barbara Nichols (Betsy), James Hong (James Watanu), Clarence Garcia (Lt. Fujita), Loretta Swit (Anna Stockton Shroder), Lee Andersen (Bank V.P.)

Notable Guest Stars

Harry Guardino	Barbara Luna	Barbara Nichols
	Loretta Swit

Production Number: 1729-0259

Production Notes

• Primetime Emmy Award: Outstanding Achievement in Music Composition – For a Series or a Single Program of a Series (In Its First Year Only) (Morton Stevens)

Episode Notes

• Taxi: Grayline
• Business: Betsy’s

Season 1 (Episode 24)

Air Date: 19 March 1969

Teleplay: Gil Ralston and Norman Hudis

Story: Leonard Freeman

Director: Herschel Daugherty

Synopsis
Five-O is called in to investigate why one of the descendants of Hawaiian royalty feels he being summoned by the goddess Pele, who has come to take him to his death.

Recurring Actors/Characters
Richard Denning (Governor)

Guest Stars
Sally Kellerman (Eleanor Kalakua), Robert Colbert (George Kalakua), John Marley (Sam Kalakua), Peter Leeds (Barney Glazer), Jerry Cox (Alistair Kemp), Robert Brilliande (Judge), Robert Costa (Doctor)

Notable Guest Stars

Robert Colbert

Sally Kellerman

Production Number: 1729-0218

Season 1 (Episode 23)

Air Date: 12 March 1969

Writer: Meyer Dolinsky

Director: Seymour Robbie

Synopsis
McGarrett goes undercover in order to find out what a group criminals are after and who hired them. The only problem is that the group have no idea who hired them.

Recurring Actors/Characters
Richard Denning (Governor)

Guest Stars
Antoinette Bower (Margi), Gerald S. O’Loughlin (Carl Swanson), Than Wyenn (Andre), Ken Hiller (Delivery Man), Edward L. Dew (Warnash), Robert Errecarte (Frank Wayne), Joseph “Kep” Kuhau (Watch Officer), Milton Hibdon (Brad Warren – Hotel Security Detective)

Notable Guest Stars

Antoinette Bower

Production Number: 1729-0217

Production Notes

• Production assistance and consideration provided by United Air Lines

Episode Notes

• Locations: Honolulu International Airport; Hilo Airport; Maunola Hotel
• Business: Muana Loa Refrigeration Service

Season 1 (Episode 22)

Air Date: 5 March 1969

Writer: Mark Rodgers

Director: Abner Biberman

Synopsis

Guest Stars
Dennis Cooney (Manning West), Stewart Moss (Ned Horvath), Jadeen Vaughn (Carole Matthews), Lee Paul (Paul Brechtman), Anne Prentiss (Lannie Devereaux), Linda Ansai (Jackie Ito), Sperry MacNaughton (Julian Scott), Tim Tindall (Hansen), Daniel Kamekona (Che Fong), Chuck Couch (George), Walter P. Young (General)

Production Number: 1729-0222

Season 1 (Episode 21)

Air Date: 26 February 1969

Writer: Leonard Freeman

Directors: Michael Caffey and Abner Biberman

Synopsis
McGarrett must find more evidence to convict Dr. C.L. Freemont. When he exhausts all avenues, he realises that he will have to find another way to stop her.

Guest Stars
Joanne Linville (Dr. C.L. Freemont), Nancy Malone (Mary Ann Whalen), David Sheiner (Frank Zipser), Beah Richards (Mrs. Grant – Mama), John Carter (Tom Whalen), Bartlett Robinson (Albert Woodson), Bill Zuckert (Judge H. Adamson), Davis Roberts (Chester Grant), John Miner (Dr. Jerome Pastor), Victoria Hale (File Clerk), Lynn Wood (Mrs. Kinney), Tony di Milo (Cemetary Man), William Schallert (Defense Counsel Herbert)

Notable Guest Stars

Joanne Linville	Nancy Malone	Beah Richards
	William Schallert

Production Number: 1729-0212

Episode Notes

• Location: Los Angeles Municipal Court – Van Nuys County Building
• Albert Woodson is the District Director of the Food and Drug Administration in Los Angeles
• Dr. Jerome Pastor is the County Coroner

Season 1 (Episode 20)

Air Date: 19 February 1969

Writer: Leonard Freeman

Director: Michael Caffey

Synopsis
McGarrett comes to the aid of his sister when he finds out she is taking her sick baby to a woman who claims that she can cure anybody. As he prepares to take the woman to court, McGarrett finds out he is dealing with a formidable opponent whose patients think that she is a saint.

Recurring Actors/Characters
Maggi Parker (May)

Guest Stars
Joanne Linville (Dr. C.L. Freemont), Nancy Malone (Mary Ann Whalen), David Sheiner (Frank Zipser), John Carter (Tom Whalen), Bartlett Robinson (Albert Woodson), Bill Zuckert (Judge H. Adamson), Vince Howard (Bailiff), Queenie Smith (Little Old Lady), William Schallert (Defense Counsel Herbert)

Notable Guest Stars

Joanne Linville

Nancy Malone

William Schallert

Production Number: 1729-0212

Production Notes

• Production assistance and consideration provided by United Air Lines

Episode Notes

• Albert Woodson is the District Director of the Food and Drug Administration in Los Angeles

Season 1 (Episode 19)

Air Date: 12 February 1969

Teleplay: Jerry Ludwig and Mel Goldberg

Story: Jerry Ludwig

Director: Richard Benedict

Synopsis
When a young and up-coming boxer is killed, McGarrett must contend with the boxer’s distraught father who happens to be a friend and a police officer.

Recurring Actors/Characters
Morgan White (Attorney General)

Guest Stars
Mark Richman (Nick Morgan), Jesse White (Nat Keller), Frank de Kova (Lt. Phil Kalama), Jean Hale (Lois Walker), Jerry Summers (Joey Kalama), Hal Baylor (Elroy), Wayne Want (Sugar), Charles Lantkin (Luther), Daniel Santiago (Maxie), William Miller (Ring Announcer), Bobby Lee (Referee)

Notable Guest Stars

Frank de Kova

Mark Richman

Jesse White

Production Number: 1729-0214

Episode Notes

• Joey Kalama is known as The Maui Kid
• Location: Ambassador Hotel of Waikiki

Season 1 (Episode 18)

Air Date: 5 February 1969

Teleplay: Palmer Thompson

Story: Robert Stambler

Director: Paul Stanley

Synopsis
When two women who work for the same company are found murdered, Five-O becomes concerned that this may be the work of a serial killer. After the owner of the company is killed and one of her nephews is wounded, it seems that there is more to the murders than originally thought.

Recurring Actors/Characters
Maggi Parker (May)

Guest Stars
Farley Granger (Arnold Martin), Jeanette Nolan (Aunt Martha Gordlow), Paul Collins (Charlie Gordlow), Bob Basso (Lt. Pelak), Minda Guild (Aimee Cross), Elithe Aguiar (Nurse), John Stalker (Dr. Fuller), Corinne Opsahl (Ruth Warden), Michael Leong (Intern)

Notable Guest Stars

Farley Granger

Jeanette Nolan

Production Number: 1729-0219

Episode Notes

• Location: Huntington Towers
• Business: Hawaiian Amalgamated Industries, Incorporated

Season 1 (Episode 17)

Air Date: 29 January 1969

Teleplay: John D.F. Black

Story: Leonard Freeman and John D.F. Black

Director: Seymour Robbie

Recurring Actors/Characters
Gavin MacLeod (Big Chicken)

Synopsis
When a hostage situation develops at Oahu State Prison, McGarrett decides that the only way to end it is to offer himself in exchange for the hostages. McGarrett gets to where they hostages are being held and finds out that there is more to it then just a simple escape plan.

Guest Stars
Gerald S. O’Loughlin (Charlie Swanson), Bob Doyle (Tommy), R.G. Armstrong (Captain Wade), Eddie Sherman (Sherm), Wes Young (Wes), David Donnelly (Dave), Bert Darr (Bert), Al Harrington (Toshi), Daniel Leegant (Frank), Clarence Garcia (Glen), Nephi Hanneman (Gus), John Henry Russell (Dr. Patchett), Kalani Kinimaka (Jim), Wayne Want (Sharpshooter), John Farias (Ed)

Notable Guest Stars

R.G. Armstrong

Al Harrington

Gerald S. O’Loughlin

Production Number: 1729-0220

Production Notes

• Song: Ain’t No Big Thing