Hawaii Five-O (Classic)

Steve McGarrett is assigned by the governor of Hawaii to break up a confidence racket that is bilking rich visiting widows of their fortunes.

A native's love of his unspoiled homeland, a mysterious woman with a camera, a man with a briefcase, and a millionaire industrialist are pieces of the strange puzzle confronting McGarrett.

A Kidnap hoax and publicity stunt by a young rock 'n' roll singer who decides his career needs a publicity boost backfires when his father offers a huge reward for his return.

McGarrett and his squad must protect a crime boss, facing prosecution, from a society of Japanese assassins.

McGarrett must prove his second-in-command, Danno, is innocent of shooting an unarmed teenage suspect.

McGarrett lands a big case when he discovers a fishing boat owner is smuggling gold bars into Hawaii.

A girl's murder tied to the theft of priceless jewels sends McGarrett undercover as a convict, where he tries to extort information from his cellmate, the dead girl's partner.

Joey Rand, a young singer, turns to crime when he finds his singing career provides insufficient funds to pay his gambling debts.

Steve McGarrett and his special investigative team are called in when a winning ticket in a numbers game turns out to be a loser and a young Army corporal is accused of a crime.

When Steve McGarrett is injured by an unknown assailant and hospitalized, Danny Williams takes over the Five-O department and starts a desperate search for clues.

McGarrett must make sure his key witness, a mobster's associate, lives to testify against the crime kingpin.

A female student at the Pacific Cultural Institute is strangled and all the evidence points to her boyfriend until a little girl's "fish story" leads the investigation in another direction.

McGarrett must devise a battle plan to rescue a shot Danno from a deranged soldier's commandeered hospital room.

Danno poses as a surfer to infiltrate a professor-turned-gurus's circle, who may me dispensing more than just notions of peace and love to his followers.

The Five-O team races against time to track down the source of a bubonic plague outbreak which is threatening the Islands.

McGarrett plays a long shot and offers himself as the key hostage in an attempted prison break.

After an aging baroness disappears, her two nephews become key suspects in a surprise-filled case that pits McGarrett against a serial killer.

McGarrett rushes to find a young prize fighter's killer, before the deceased boxer's father, a Maui policeman, exacts his own brand of justice.

McGarrett flies to Los Angeles to investigate a quack doctor he suspects is victimizing his sister and her cancer stricken infant.

McGarrett wages a one-man battle to collect evidence that will prove to his sister, and the local authorities, that the doctor who treated his nephew is a fraud.

McGarrett's attempt to prove he's an officer-of-the-peace, after a protester is shot during an anti-war demonstration, is met with resistance from the slain man's pacifist associates.

Danno and Chin attempt to arrest an expert safe cracker but Danno is forced to shoot him. McGarrett goes undercover as the safe cracker Harry Brown to discover why he came to Hawaii.

Apparitions of an ancient goddess of the volcano, avant-garde underground movies, and a concerned nephew and his wife all tie together in the apparent efforts of someone trying to do away with an old man in order to gain control of his valuable land.

McGarrett probes the death of a close friend, only to discover that the man did not drown as was commonly believed. Clues lead to a foreign ship in the harbor manned by an unusual crew. (Part 1 of 2)

McGarrett probes the death of a close friend, only to discover that the man did not drown as was commonly believed. Clues lead to a foreign ship in the harbor manned by an unusual crew. (Part 2 of 2)