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Hawaii Five-O Season 1 Episode 2

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AIRED: 9/20/68

McGarrett learns about the assassination campaign against U.S. agents. U.S. intelligence asks him to act as bait. McGarrett cooperates in the fanciful and dangerous attempt to provide false information to the Chinese agent (Wo Fat) who is pursuing the mysterious person code-named Control.

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While many series change and grow old over time, Hawaii Five O stays true to its values and characters from the beginning to the end. This second part of the pilot continues the fine example of this great show (from day one to its last).moreless

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By bmoshier, Jan 25, 2011

While many series change and grow old over time, Hawaii Five O stays true to its values and characters from the beginning to the end. This second part of the pilot continues the fine example of this great show (from day one to its last).

This summary of this episode suprised me as I didn\'t realize it was the first episode. All the characters (event the bad guys) are in character from the beginning to the end of the series. This goes a long ways to show the value of putting time and thought into a show\'s bible.

Most shocking was seeing Tim O\'Kelly playing the role of Danny Williams. While Tim O\'Kelly looks like a young Robert Kennedy (who was popular at the time), I\'m more comfortable with Danny Williams in the number two role.

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Andrew Duggan	Miller
Jack Lord	Steve McGarrett
James Gregory	Jonathan Kaye
Khigh Dhiegh	Wo Fat
Leslie Nielsen	Brent
Lew Ayres	The Governor

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Philip Ahn	Attorney General	Guest Star
Mitzi Hoag	May	Guest Star
Tim O'Kelly	Danny "Danno" Williams	Guest Star

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- Wo Fat claims that normal skin temperature is 94.2 degrees Fahrenheit. However, normal skin temperature varies depending on the surrounding environment and any recent contact with hot or cold items such as food and drinks.
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QUOTES (3)
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- (Governor sees McGarrett in dirty work clothes)
  Governor: What's the get-up for?
  McGarrett: Well, sir...
  Governor: Don't tell me. Keep those work clothes handy. You may need them on your next job.
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- Rosemary: Well, what shall we drink to, Steven?
  McGarrett: You name it, huh?
  Rosemary: To cops.
  McGarrett: To hippies.
  Rosemary: Peace?
  McGarrett: Peace.
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- Chin: I don't like it. One stray shot on that deck and "Pow" -- 250,000 barrels of diesel. All of Honolulu harbor could go up.
  Kono: You wanna live forever?
  Chin: Uh-huh. I sure do.
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- The Wo Fat Chop Sui Restaurant in downtown Honolulu provided series creator Leonard Freeman the inspiration for the name of McGarrett's archenemy Wo Fat. It is the oldest restaurant on Oahu.
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- Tim O'Kelly was mistakenly credited as Tim O'Kelley in the closing credits.
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- This story originally aired as a 2-hour television movie under the name of "Hawaii Five-O-Cocoon" on September 20, 1968, six days before the first regular episode was broadcast. According to the 2007 DVD set, this was an unusual practice at the time.
  
  "Cocoon" was later re-edited and split into two one-hour episodes. Part 1 aired on June 4, 1969. Part 2 aired on June 11, 1969.
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- The official syndication number for this episode is 6825.
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- The closing credits end with the Hawaiian word "Pau," which is accompanied by its English interpretation -- "The End."
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