The Best Episodes of Hawaii Five-O Season 9

Two seemingly unconnected deaths lead McGarrett into a desperate race to prevent the assassination of a visiting Sheikh.

Director: Jerry London

Writer: Charles Larson

When Wo Fat steals toxins in an attempt to take out the leaders of Communist China, McGarrett must track him to Hong Kong.

Director: Michael O'Herlihy

Writer: Jerome Coopersmith

Five bodies are found in the crater of Mauna Loa contaminated by radiation from illegal plutonium, and Five-O must find and confiscate this deadly toxin.

Director: Gordon Hessler

Writer: Stephen Kandel

Police are being lured into traps and shot, and Five-O have difficulty nailing a suspect when their primary lead turns out to be a paraplegic.

Director: Robert Scheerer

Writer: Bill Stratton

A hit and run incident leads Five-O to a gambling syndicate and Officer Welles's brother.

Director: Ernest Pintoff

Writer: Tim Maschler

When $10 million goes missing from a crimelord, the culprit seems to be dangerously close to home...

Director: Bruce Bilson

Writer: N/A

The daughter of Attorney General John Manicote is kidnapped by a deranged rapist and murderer, and Steve must not only contend with the criminal but Manicote's emotional state as well...

Director: Sutton Roley

Writer: Herman Groves

Five-O must work with a Japanese officer to find the source of handsguns that are flooding the black market in Tokyo.

Director: Jerry London

Writer: Tim Maschler

A lady singer is kidnapped and it looks as if she and her captors have died at sea.

Director: Joseph Manduke

Writer: Bill Stratton

In Hong Kong, Steve is caught by Wo Fat and mentally and physically tortured by being 'reconditioned'. He must beat these problems to save the day again.

Director: Michael O'Herlihy

Writer: Jerome Coopersmith

A masterful forger plans a massive robbery of Navy funds, and McGarrett is made to look rather inept...

Director: Philip Leacock

Writer: Orville H. Hampton

McGarrett must solve a daring bank robbery committed during the King Kamehameha Day Parade under the cover of a historic re-enactment.

Director: Ernest Pintoff

Writer: Jerome Coopersmith

The boyfriend of an overdose victim re-enacts famous film murders in a revenge on all the people he sees as responsible.

Director: Jack Lord

Writer: N/A

A escaped convict may well have a strong case of innocence, when Five-O become involved in the paranormal...

Director: Barry Crane

Writer: Bud Freeman

A gangster attempts to buy an interest in a football club so that he can launder money through it.

Director: Allen Reisner

Writer: N/A

A press photographer is pursued relentlessly after she takes a photo of a supposedly dead gangster who has returned to the islands to take control of the local syndicate.

Director: Sutton Roley

Writer: Dean Tait, David Deutsch

The daughter of a LA detective and friend of McGarrett is framed for murder and then joins a cult.

Director: Harvey S. Laidman

Writer: Anne Collins

The murder of island prostitutes seems to be linked to an extortion racketeer who is determined to make a return...

Director: Philip Leacock

Writer: Anne Collins

When yacht racers are found dead on their craft, Five-O launches a desperate search for high-seas buccaneers.

Director: Bruce Bilson

Writer: Herman Groves

A missing rodeo cowboy and the murder of a young couple pose a puzzling mystery for Five-O.

Director: Harry Harris

Writer: Herman Groves

McGarrett is the top suspect in the murder of his girlfriend, and the evidence against him is seemingly overwhelming...

Director: Allen Reisner

Writer: Robert Stambler

A pensioner threatens to blow himself and his hostages up if he doesn't stop the demolition of his home.

Director: Sutton Roley

Writer: N/A

While searching for parts from a sunken Soviet submarine, McGarrett become suspicious about the particular parts that are being recovered.

Director: Gordon Hessler

Writer: Stephen Kandel

A gang of thieves steal army rifles by peculiar means - hang-gliding into the armoury!

Director: Ernest Pintoff

Writer: Bill Stratton