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Hawaii Five-O è una serie poliziesca americana prodotta dalla CBS Productions e Leonard Freeman. Ambientato alle Hawaii, lo show andò originariamente in onda per 12 stagioni dal 1968 al 1980, e continua nelle repliche. Jack Lord ha interpretato il detective tenente Steve McGarrett, il capo di una task force speciale della polizia di stato che era basata su un'unità reale che esisteva sotto la legge marziale negli anni 1940. Il tema musicale composto da Morton Stevens divenne particolarmente popolare. Molti episodi finivano con McGarrett che istruiva il suo subordinato a "Incriminali, Danno!", a volte specificando un'accusa come "omicidio di primo grado".
Creato da: Leonard Freeman |
Genere: Action & Adventure | Dramma |

Numero di stagioni: 12
Numero di episodi: 284
Data prima messa in onda: 1968-09-20
Data ultima messa in onda: 1980-04-05

Approfondimenti

Jack Lord was not in a key shootout scene because it was filmed on a Saturday, and, according to the [...]	D
Peggy Ryan, who played McGarrett's second secretary, Jenny Sherman, also appeared as the Governor's [...]	D
The show was originally to be about a house detective for a chain of hotels in Hawaii. The network t [...]	D
Richard Boone was Leonard Freeman's first choice to play McGarrett. Boone already lived in Hawaii, b [...]	D
The hula dancer in the opening montage is Helen Torco, in an uncredited role. Known professionally a [...]	D
The phone number for Hawaii Five-O is 808-732-5577 as shown on Kono's Card in Hawaii Five-O: Nightma [...]	D
This show is the first to portray the use of a CB radio. Hawaii Five-O: Tiger by the Tail (1968) to [...]	D
Gregory Peck was offered the lead role of McGarrett. He turned it down.	D
The opening montage consists of: a breaking wave (from the film Surfari (1967)), a hula dancer (Hele [...]	D
Chin Ho smoked a pipe.	D
Some music scores came from Selvaggio west (1965).	D
Jack Lord was the only cast member to stay with the series during its 12-year run. Zulu, the first o [...]	D
Magnum P.I. (1980) began production soon after this series wrapped its last episode. Early episodes [...]	D
The name Wo Fat came from a restaurant in downtown Honolulu.	D
Dr. Bishop (Jean Tarrant) was often consulted by McGarrett on cases where he was dealing with someon [...]	D
Richard Denning, who portrayed the Governor throughout the run of the original series, also appeared [...]	D
McGarrett's office was blown up twice during the series. The first time was by Mr. Savage in Hawaii [...]	D
Kam Fong had originally auditioned for the part of Wo Fat.	D
Whenever someone from Five-0 showed up at Tony Alika's house, his usual greeting was "Welcome to my [...]	D
In the first season, the closing credits showed a police motorcycle racing through Waikiki. From the [...]	D
Danny was the only member of the Five-O ever shown smoking cigarettes. Chin smoked a pipe in several [...]	D
The theme for Hawaii Five has links to The year 2000 Australian documentary-comedy The Dish. Backgro [...]	D
McGarrett sometimes called Chin Ho "Fatso".	D
Before joining Five-O, Danny attended the University of Hawaii, and then transferred to the Universi [...]	D
Besides Intelligence Chief Jonathan Kaye, other recurring characters include Police Officer Sandy We [...]	D
"MAD" Magazine once did a spoof of the show called "How-Are-Ya-Five-O".	D
Jack Lord attended the 1987 Marine Corps Ball held at the Hilton Hawaiian Village. The FMFPac Comman [...]	D
Following the death of Leonard Freeman in 1974, Jack Lord stepped into Freeman's shoes and ran most [...]	D
Duke Lukela first appeared as a Honolulu Police Department Sergeant, before becoming a Hawaii Five-O [...]	D
While McGarrett was usually called McGarrett or Mr. McGarrett, his official police rank equivalent w [...]	D
Jack Lord is the only actor to appear in all 281 episodes.	D
Even though Khigh Dhiegh made 15 appearances as archvillain Wo Fat, Dhiegh and Jack Lord only appear [...]	D
Duke's given name is Edward.	D
McGarrett was a Navy Intelligence officer, with the rank of Lieutenant Commander, before he became h [...]	D
In many American inner-city neighborhoods, "Five-O" is one of the many slang terms for the police. " [...]	D
McGarrett was a Korean War veteran.	D
In many early episodes, whenever someone pulled up outside the Iolani Palace, there was a red 1967 C [...]	D
McGarrett finally caught Wo Fat in the series finale. However, at the end of the episode, Wo Fat dig [...]	D
Several actors played different roles in various episodes before becoming recurring cast members.	D
Richard Denning, who had recently retired to Hawaii, came out of retirement to play The Governor.	D
Another actor considered for the role of McGarrett was Robert Brown.	D
In Hawaii Five-O: Cocoon (1968) and Hawaii Five-O: Cocoon (1968), Danny is played by Tim O'Kelly, no [...]	D
The name Chin Ho came from Chinn Ho, the owner of the Ilikai Hotel, which is where the penthouse sho [...]	D
McGarrett actually caught Wo Fat in one encounter. He was forced to give up Wo Fat, because the Chin [...]	D
Kam Fong, who played Det. Chin Ho Kelley, was a real-life Honolulu police officer from 1946-62, when [...]	D
The "Five-O" in the series' title pertains to Hawaii as the 50th state to enter the union (8/21/1959 [...]	D
Adult film star Traci Lords (born Nora Louise Kuzma) was a childhood fan of the show and took her na [...]	D
Government Intelligence Chief Jonathan Kaye was played by six different actors: James Gregory, Josep [...]	D
McGarrett has a sister who lives in California.	D
According to Stuart Whitman, Leonard Freeman had first offered him the role of McGarrett. They were [...]	D
In the UK, this show was only ever shown on the ITV network (from 1969-1982) during it's original ru [...]	D
For the ninth season, the Five-O offices moved out of the Iolani Palace and into an office building [...]	D
Steve, Danny, Chin, and Duke all endured suspensions from Five-O during the series. Danny and Steve [...]	D
This was the longest-running crime show in television history until Law & Order - I due volti della [...]	D
Five-O's office telephone number, 732-5577, as stated by McGarrett in Hawaii Five-O: Blind Tiger (19 [...]	D
McGarrett's office was in the Iolani Palace, the actual palace used by the last Kings and Queens of [...]	D
The syndicate that Tony Alika headed was called "Kumu".	D
The two part episode "Once Upon a Time" actually has actress Joanne Linville portraying a Doctor who [...]	D
The opening title sequence was created by director Reza Badiyi. In the 10/18/2010 issue of "TV Guide [...]	D
Al Harrington and Herman Wedemeyer appeared in different roles on the show before assuming the roles [...]	D
McGarrett often called his first secretary, May, "Love".	D
During his 1973 "Aloha From Hawaii" live concert, Elvis Presley cited Jack Lord as one of his favori [...]	D
While the offices were portrayed as being at the Iolani Palace, the office interiors were sets on a [...]	D
It was disclosed in Hawaii Five-O: Good Night, Baby - Time to Die! (1972) that McGarrett had been hi [...]	D
McGarrett often referred to Kono as "Big Kanaka".	D
Other than Wo Fat, other notable adversaries for McGarrett that appeared in more than one episode in [...]	D
Jack Lord lived in Beverly Hills when he was asked at the last minute to read for the part of McGarr [...]	D

Connessioni

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Domande

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Errori

In some early episodes, McGarrett leaves headquarters in a 1967 Mercury 2-door (coupe), and reaches [...]	D
In the now-famous scene from the opening credits, Jack Lord is shown from a helicopter shot on a bal [...]	D
In the closing title "outrigger" footage, the curved edge of the camera lens housing is visible in t [...]	D
After the original 1968 Mercury was replaced with a 1974 Marquis Brougham 4-door hardtop, some stock [...]	D
In the opening title sequence, a hand loads a .38 snub nosed revolver, then spins the cartridge. The [...]	D

Frase

Det. Steve McGarrett: [after each episode preview] [...]	D
Det. Steve McGarrett: Aloha. Aloha, suckers.	D
[repeated line] Det. Steve McGarrett: Book him, D [...]	D

Elenchi

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Stagioni

N		Titolo	Soggetto	Data della prima messa in onda	Numero di episodi
0		Speciali			3	D
1		Stagione 1		1968	25	D
2		Stagione 2		1969	25	D
3		Stagione 3		1970	24	D
4		Stagione 4		1971	24	D
5		Stagione 5		1972	24	D
6		Stagione 6		1973	24	D
7		Stagione 7		1974	24	D
8		Stagione 8		1975	24	D
9		Stagione 9		1976	24	D
10		Stagione 10		1977	24	D
11		Stagione 11		1978	22	D
12		Stagione 12		1979	20	D

Cast

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