Hawaii Five-O ratings (TV show, 1968-1980)

Name: Hawaii Five-O
Genre: Drama, Crime, Mystery
Released: 1968
Rating: 7.2

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Rank	4,324 / 30,259
Trend	41
Genres	Drama, Crime, Mystery
Seasons	12
Episodes	280
Total votes	37,141
Average votes	133
Average rating	7.2 / 10

Five-0 was a special state police unit answering only to the Governor of Hawaii. It worked with Honolulu police to fight the underworld in the island state. Sooner or later virtually all the bad guys heard Steve McGarrett grunt "Book 'em, Danno!" though chief bad guy Wo Fat was caught after MacArthur left the series.

Directors: Abner Biberman, Alf Kjellin, Allen Reisner, Alvin Ganzer, Anton Leader, Barry Crane, Barry Shear, Beau Vanden Ecker, Bernard McEveety, Bob Sweeney, Bradford May, Bruce Bilson, Charles S. Dubin, Corey Allen, Danny Arnold, David Friedkin, Dennis Donnelly, Dick Moder, Don Weis, Douglas Green, Edward M. Abroms, Ernest Pintoff, Gene Nelson, Gordon Hessler, Harry F. Hogan, Harry Falk, Harry Harris, Harvey S. Laidman, Herbert Hirschman, Herschel Daugherty, Irving J. Moore, Jack Lord, Jack Shea, Jack Whitman, Jerry Jameson, Jerry London, Jerry Thorpe, John Llewellyn Moxey, John Newland, John Peyser, Joseph Manduke, Lawrence Dobkin, Leo Penn, Marc Daniels, Marvin J. Chomsky, Michael Caffey, Michael O'Herlihy, Murray Golden, Nicholas Colasanto, Noel Black, Paul Krasny, Paul Stanley, Paul Wendkos, Philip Leacock, Ralph Levy, Ray Austin, Reza Badiyi, Richard Benedict, Robert Butler, Robert Gist, Robert L. Morrison, Robert Scheerer, Ron Satlof, Ron Winston, Seymour Robbie, Steven Hilliard Stern, Sutton Roley Writers: Abram S. Ginnes, Adrian Spies, Al Martinez, Albert Aley, Alvin Sapinsley, Andy House, Anthony Lawrence, Arlene Stadd, Arthur Bernard Lewis, Benjamin Masselink, Bennett Foster, Bill Stratton, Bob Mitchell, Carey Wilber, Charles Larson, Curtis Kenyon, David Deutsch, David P. Harmon, Dean Tait, Diana Kopald Marcus, Don Balluck, Douglas Green, E. Arthur Kean, Ed Adamson, Edward J. Lakso, Edwin Blum, Elick Moll, Eric Bercovici, Esther Mitchell, Frank Telford, George F. Slavin, Gerry Day, Gilbert Ralston, Harold Swanton, Herman Groves, Irv Pearlberg, Jack Epps Jr., Jack Turley, Jackson Gillis, James D. Buchanan, James Menzies, James Schmerer, Jerome Coopersmith, Jerome Ross, Jimmy Lydon, John D.F. Black, John Furia, John Kneubuhl, John Melson, Joseph Than, Ken Kolb, Ken Pettus, Larry Brody, Larry Forrester, Laurence Heath, Leonard B. Kaufman, Leonard Freeman, Leonard Stadd, Lionel E. Siegel, Mark Rodgers, Martin Roth, Mel Goldberg, Meyer Dolinsky, Michael Janover, Norman Hudis, Norman Lessing, Orville H. Hampton, Palmer Thompson, Paul Harber, Paul Playdon, Paul Williams, Preston Wood, Richard De Roy, Robert C. Dennis, Robert Hamner, Robert I. Holt, Robert Janes, Robert Lewin, Robert Pirosh, Robert Schlitt, Robert Stambler, Rod Baker, Ronald Austin, Samuel Roeca, Seeleg Lester, Shirl Hendryx, Stephen Kandel, Sy Salkowitz, Will Lorin, William Bast

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