That was my favorite the season i missed was the last one with my favorite hearttrob william smith a lot of people what seen jack lord on the set sayd that he was a real snob
In my opinion, Hawaii Five-O was the best cop show in the history of TV; Had the best opening and closing theme music; and in his prime (age 48 in 1968) Jack Lord was the handsomest man I have ever seen.
the story goes that Star Trek's Gene Roddenberry offered the role of Captain Kirk to Mr. Lord-but he wanted part ownership in the franchise along with a salary--Roddenberry "balked" at that and instead offered the role to William Shatner-Mr. Lord obviously had the foresight to realize that Star Trek was going to be a future huge success and wanted a "bigger piece of the pie" than just a salary
Yes it is! When my older sister was a teenager in the late 1960s, she played that theme song on her guitar. I was just a girl at the time, but I loved watching and listening to her playing that.
I watched H5O for 10 of its 12 seasons. I loved it not only for being a police show, but also how it showcased both the good and bad in Hawaii. One vital point you missed about Kam Fong: he was a retired police officer who was called upon many times for advice on police procedures at that time. James McArthur was scheduled to appear in the 2010 reboot of the show, but died before he could be there.
Jack Lord frequented the same grocery store in Kahala where I grew up, sporting sandals, shorts, Hawaiian shirt and straw hat. I recall he was personable and approachable whenever I saw him.
Took care of Zulu (was know as Z among friends) in the early 90' s after bypass surgery. Not knowing who he was, I asked what he did for a living- his response - " I did a little kine acting ", one of the most humble guys I've ever meet.
Jack Lord had an irreplaceable presence on that show. He brought a unique energy which was an essential ingredient for that program's DNA. It still holds up today.
@@kathrynbriley4299 I hate the new "Hawaii Five-O" show. In the new series, they made Danny Williams a homosexual and they replaced Kono's male character with a female character. When they made those 2 changes, I found it too repulsive to watch.
One of the top TV shows of all time. This series is as compelling and enjoyable to watch today as 50 years ago. Just goes to show what great writing, casting, acting and awesome venue can get you ... and they didn't need a lot of high tech wizardry every 30 seconds to compensate for a lack of the aforementioned attributes.
I loved opening pictures and theme music. My favourite was Danno. James MacAurther had been a child actor, acted in many dramas, westerns and even played a priest in film. I am not surprised he left the show, sometimes has part was very small. Five-0 was really the Jack Lord show.
Hawaii Five 0 was always a favorite show for me to watch on Wednesday nights. After I got stationed in Pearl Harbor for shore duty when I was in the Navy in 1976, my late paternal grandmother, late parents,brothers,cousins of mine watched Hawaii Five 0. The entire cast was my favorite & the overall scenery was great.
I watched the first 5 shows of the remake, trying to gibe it a chance, New shows sometimes take a few episodes to get their bearing, but it just never sold for me.
I missed watching this show. It has been a staple of our weekly must-watch tv series then. We never miss an episode of its twelve season run. Jack Lord was definitely my favorite character. I would love the watch all episodes all over again.
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Jack Lord was my favorite. I also liked Denning. You forgot to mention that Jack Lord was the first CIA character in the first James Bond. They were careful not to give him too much exposure because he looked better than Sean Connery. The role of Felix was given to American actors logically. Jack Lord had great stage presence.Being tall and handsome, I am sure the director did not want him to outshine the star, Connery. Jack was also a good actor.
As Jack Lord fans, there is NO need to mention that Jack Lord was “the first Felix character (CIA secret agent)” in the first James Bond movie. Let’s keep that fact our “SECRET.” 😎
Jack Lord was made for the role of Steve McGarrett. He was the life force of the series and inspired me in many different ways. He was my favourite actor but I liked all of the cast. Number 2 after Jack was Herman who played DS Duke Lukela - uniquely suited to the role. Hawaii Five-O will live in my memory forever. Garry. Australian by birth. Hawaiian by choice.
I might've already commented on this, but grew up walking distance from the Five O studios off the slopes of Diamond Head growing up in Honolulu. The First (second location?) warehouse-studio was rented by the series from the Hawaii Army National Guard of all things (State of Hawaii). The Man who Played the Governor went to my Church when I was a kid (Waiokeola Congregational...right across from Kahala Mall). Zulu and Dano both lived next door to us (Coconut Ave) when me and my family/Parents First Moved to Hawaii in the early 70's....right on the Beach (our "Beach House"). Two episodes filmed at our Next Door Neighbors house, and Later, one Episode of Magnum. Tom Selleck Fell Asleep on our Lawn in between his take on this particular episode being shot...Those were the days...Memories...
My favorite character on Hawaii Five O was a toss up between Jack Lord and Zulu. I at one time, was a resident of Hawaii and remember watching them film 🎥 one of their episodes on Bishop Street in the financial district. They used First Hawaiian Bank driveup area for the cast for lunch area (it was after banking hours, on a Saturday), I'll never forget that day. Most of the scenes are real, but some are created for the sets too.
Jack Lord was my favorite actor. His drive for perfection did make some of the other actors uncomfortable, but I believe that is what made the show so good and last as long as it did. You could tell in the last season that Lord was tired. I wonder if he had begun his fight with Alzheimer's but didn't know it yet. When the series came out on dvd, my son gave me the complete set for Christmas as he knew I was a big fan. I have enjoyed re-watching them over the yrs.
I actually love all of the characters on the show ... each in their own way. Hawaii Five-O is still one of my favorite TV shows today. I thought it was a shame when Zulu was fired, especially the way it happened. I've always loved seeing Kono and Chin.
I love the fictional character of Steve McGarrett, which doesn't automatically mean that I like everything that Jack Lord did as a person. Lord wasn't exactly enthusiastic about Al Harrington as Ben Kokua neither, who was chosen as a replacement by Leonard Freeman. After Freeman's death, the character of Ben Kokua disappeared rather quickly from the show as well. Which also was the result of Jack Lord's interference. That's why I always separate in my personal evaluation what an actor does as a person and what in his role.
@@doristhomson3082 There was an attempt on a 2nd reboot back in the mid 90's where Danno was running for Gov, and the reboot didnt sell. He was asked to be part of the recent reboot, but he was too sick to portray his iconic role. On one of those episodes, they honored MacArthur.
Hawaii Five-O brings back a lot of good memories of when I was a child watching thie show with my parents. I miss them so much along with the 60s 70s and 80s!
Wow , I was 8 years old when H 5 0 started and 20 when it finished, All the actors were my favourite characters, with Jack Lord being up front , remember him when he was in Stoney Burke too... I'm 61 now
He was a real police officer. He retired, got bored, and took up acting. He contributed to the more realistic elements of the show. He was also said to have a really great sense of humor.
@@FactsVerse on the episode called 9 10 your dead. Who’s the actor playing the criminal with the long sideburns? He is paid to find the bloke called Willy
Best theme music ever ! Danno was my favourite.Garret had the most presence though.and drove the show."bookem' Danno".Zulu and the others were good and rounded out the team.
Jack Lord made that show go. Some comments say he was demanding and overbearing, but when you demand the best from people you usually get it, and Lord could command respect from his cast members, and they would deliver the type of performance that made the show great. Without Jack Lord, that show likely would not have made it. I never watched the new sequel series, but I doubt it could match the original.
I don't think he command respect, he demanded it. I think this show made his career and net worth. What happen to him after this show ended? People of wealth usually have huge egos, but for a so so actor to act this way, the network probably thought this show would fail without him.
Really loved the show and my older brother and I watched it every week. We used to repeat the famous line "Book 'em Danno, murder one." Don't wish to pick a favorite, they were all part of a great show. I will be 65 this November and so many of the people in my favorite shows are gone now. Also, it seems a disproportionate amount died young too, unfortunately. Sounds like most of the members here made it to elder ages. RIP all of you, and thanks for the many hours of entertainment.
After moving to Hawaii over 30 years ago, I felt that many of the Polynesian characters were based on stereotypes which I believed until I moved here then I looked at the series with a more critical eye. The Polynesians it seemed to me were always in a subordinate role as characters unlike the new Hawaii 5-0 series
Fun Fact..... Jack Lord Always wore long sleeve Shirts. He had tats, & Thought it would not Look good on TV. Richard Denning played A doctor, in a show Called the “” Flying Doctor”” May they all Rest In Peace knowing They brought a lot of Joy to people ! 🌺🌺🌺
Danno: I still use the 'book 'em, Danno" as a fun cliche from time to time. I have a particular affinity for Lahaina as I've been there four times. My middle son now lives just north of Killuaea and at least I have a real reason to go back once this Panicdemic is over!
The opening scenes with the theme song set the tone, it was very smart for them to keep this throughout the series, the photography was magnificent in the opening scenes and throughout the series, Jack Lord set the tone as the main character, he was a perfectionist and his high standard contributed to the success of the series, I love the other actors too they all contributed in their own way, I really don't think I remember anyone that was miscast. I still watch the reruns on a regular basis.
Mine too, but I heard his good looks were all an illusion, Such as wearing elevator shoes, special tailored suits to enhance his physique and even a hairpiece to create that beutiful hair.......
That episode on the video beginning is "Cocoon", the pilot movie. I watch it often! The huge statue in the opening credits is The National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, or the Punch Bowl cemetery. There are some YT videos that show the face of the hula dancer who is on all the opening credits for the entire series.
Jack Lord was definitely my favorite, although I'm a little disappointed that he seemed to be a control freak. I would have to say I really did love Dan-O, James McArthur. My father met once & said that he was very nice. After all his mother was the great Helen Hayes.
Ha! I remember playing dance music in a pop band, The Glass Candle after the Zulu show in the original Duke Kahanamoku in the Original International Market Place. We had lines of 500 peeps sometimes :)
It was my first television favourite in the year 1980, on Channel 33, Dubai. Jack Lord, my Hero. I used to wait for the clock to strike 8pm, to watch the action.🥰🥰🥰
My favorite Hawaii 5-0 actor is Al Harrington who played Ben. He took Zulu spot. I took a picture with him when I was a kid at a luau (still have the picture). He had just started on Hawaii 5-0 and is the only surviving cast member. Had a guest appearance on the new Hawaii 5-0. He was the first celebrity I met.
He had a issues with Jack Lord, but stayed on the show for 11 years. That makes a lot of sense. While if he really had issues with Jack and might not say so, it doesn't make sense to quit when there was only season left.
William Smith was a good actor but he also had problems with Jack Lord as well. Sharon Farrell was in the last season as well and is still alive today. She is on Facebook.
@@careyleroux3784 I believe Jack Lord had issues across the board. That said, Lord believed that local actors and production crew could be punished by Hollywood elites by not being professional enough.
Macgarrick was my favorite actor of Hawaian 5-0. The opening of the program has music that is catching .At my age of almost close to I 80 i can still hum it. thank you for this television show it was a great show in my opinion. TORONTO
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That was my favorite the season i missed was the last one with my favorite hearttrob william smith a lot of people what seen jack lord on the set sayd that he was a real snob
In my opinion, Hawaii Five-O was the best cop show in the history of TV; Had the best opening and closing theme music; and in his prime (age 48 in 1968) Jack Lord was the handsomest man I have ever seen.
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I agree. It was the best of the best; they don’t make ‘em like that anymore.
My favorite was Jack Lord, I couldn’t wait to hear the famous line, “Bookem Danno”
Or at the end, when Lord says "Be there, Aloha"..
the story goes that Star Trek's Gene Roddenberry offered the role of Captain Kirk to Mr. Lord-but he wanted part ownership in the franchise along with a salary--Roddenberry "balked" at that and instead offered the role to William Shatner-Mr. Lord obviously had the foresight to realize that Star Trek was going to be a future huge success and wanted a "bigger piece of the pie" than just a salary
It's sad they're all dead now, none but one of them even passed average life expectancy....
Jack Lord
My favorite was smash'em Bigg T Kama Kaui!
Hawaii 5-O’s music sountrack is iconic and classic!
Yes it is! When my older sister was a teenager in the late 1960s, she played that theme song on her guitar. I was just a girl at the time, but I loved watching and listening to her playing that.
I visited Hawaii in 2001... When I saw some of the locations that theme ran through my mind.🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵
Hawaii Five-O by The Ventures on Liberty records
@@Gazoor2004 Yes, and it’s in spotify
@@manolobachini4128 It probably is ... or I can play my 7" vinyl of it, that I bought when I was 14!! :-)
I watched H5O for 10 of its 12 seasons. I loved it not only for being a police show, but also how it showcased both the good and bad in Hawaii. One vital point you missed about Kam Fong: he was a retired police officer who was called upon many times for advice on police procedures at that time. James McArthur was scheduled to appear in the 2010 reboot of the show, but died before he could be there.
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Jack Lord frequented the same grocery store in Kahala where I grew up, sporting sandals, shorts, Hawaiian shirt and straw hat. I recall he was personable and approachable whenever I saw him.
Jack Lord was my very favorite Hawaii 5-0 actor.
Jack Lord appeared in an episode of Bonanza.
Took care of Zulu (was know as Z among friends) in the early 90' s after bypass surgery. Not knowing who he was, I asked what he did for a living- his response - " I did a little kine acting ", one of the most humble guys I've ever meet.
Jack Lord was all class. Those beautiful suits he wore make the suit wearing people of today look like children.
Jack Lord had an irreplaceable presence on that show. He brought a unique energy which was an essential ingredient for that program's DNA. It still holds up today.
I have to agree. I just can't watch the new Hawaii 5-0. Jack Lord was just the best!
@@kathrynbriley4299 I hate the new "Hawaii Five-O" show. In the new series, they made Danny Williams a homosexual and they replaced Kono's male character with a female character. When they made those 2 changes, I found it too repulsive to watch.
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Yep. I finally stopped watching the reboot version after a couple of seasons. Sometimes you can mess up a good thing by trying to make it better
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One of the top TV shows of all time. This series is as compelling and enjoyable to watch today as 50 years ago. Just goes to show what great writing, casting, acting and awesome venue can get you ... and they didn't need a lot of high tech wizardry every 30 seconds to compensate for a lack of the aforementioned attributes.
Right on!
I loved opening pictures and theme music. My favourite was Danno. James MacAurther had been a child actor, acted in many dramas, westerns and even played a priest in film. I am not surprised he left the show, sometimes has part was very small. Five-0 was really the Jack Lord show.
Hawaii Five 0 was always a favorite show for me to watch on Wednesday nights. After I got stationed in Pearl Harbor for shore duty when I was in the Navy in 1976, my late paternal grandmother, late parents,brothers,cousins of mine watched Hawaii Five 0. The entire cast was my favorite & the overall scenery was great.
RIP, Steve! RIP, Danno. Respect for the rest of the cast of Hawaii Five-0.
He did Stony burke
@@patkeeler6645 Hello. How are you doing?
Me.also..rest.inpeace
I love the original Hawaii five o. I'm not a fan of the remake
I watched the first 5 shows of the remake, trying to gibe it a chance, New shows sometimes take a few episodes to get their bearing, but it just never sold for me.
I agree..I had the biggest crush on Jack Lord.."Steve Mcgarrett "...scrumptous.😉
I hated the remake.
Me to
@@lynettepalecek3141 I didn’t like t remake, no one could ever take Jack Lord place as Steve M.🥰
Jack Lord was my favorite. All of the actors made the show!!
Zulu was my favorite! I met him in Hawaii when I was in the 5th grade.He had a great personality !
Zulu was great and seemed to represent his culture well..
I missed watching this show. It has been a staple of our weekly must-watch tv series then. We never miss an episode of its twelve season run. Jack Lord was definitely my favorite character. I would love the watch all episodes all over again.
I catch Hawaii 5-0 on Heroes and Icons Channel on TV at 12pm
@@colleenhenry-bs6ij thanks very much for the heads up. I’ll start watching
May the entire cast rest in peace
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Jack Lord was my favorite. I also liked Denning. You forgot to mention that Jack Lord was the first CIA character in the first James Bond. They were careful not to give him too much exposure because he looked better than Sean Connery. The role of Felix was given to American actors logically. Jack Lord had great stage presence.Being tall and handsome, I am sure the director did not want him to outshine the star, Connery. Jack was also a good actor.
Jack Lord the best
As Jack Lord fans, there is NO need to mention that Jack Lord was “the first Felix character (CIA secret agent)” in the first James Bond movie. Let’s keep that fact our “SECRET.” 😎
@@scottc5619 I know, is a minor mistake. Thanks, I will correct it.
@@josephjames701 thanks for being alert!
@@expromanticart6491 You welcome. Remember: We Jack Lord fans must unite and work together to end this crazy pandemic. Take care. 😉
Jack Lord was made for the role of Steve McGarrett. He was the life force of the series and inspired me in many different ways. He was my favourite actor but I liked all of the cast. Number 2 after Jack was Herman who played DS Duke Lukela - uniquely suited to the role. Hawaii Five-O will live in my memory forever.
Garry.
Australian by birth. Hawaiian by choice.
I might've already commented on this, but grew up walking distance from the Five O studios off the slopes of Diamond Head growing up in Honolulu. The First (second location?) warehouse-studio was rented by the series from the Hawaii Army National Guard of all things (State of Hawaii). The Man who Played the Governor went to my Church when I was a kid (Waiokeola Congregational...right across from Kahala Mall). Zulu and Dano both lived next door to us (Coconut Ave) when me and my family/Parents First Moved to Hawaii in the early 70's....right on the Beach (our "Beach House"). Two episodes filmed at our Next Door Neighbors house, and Later, one Episode of Magnum. Tom Selleck Fell Asleep on our Lawn in between his take on this particular episode being shot...Those were the days...Memories...
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Jack Lord was always my favorite. I loved Jack Lord as a rodeo rider in "Stoney Burke".
I loved Stoney Burke also!!!! I wish hey had given that show a better break than the networks did.
My favorite character on Hawaii Five O was a toss up between Jack Lord and Zulu. I at one time, was a resident of Hawaii and remember watching them film 🎥 one of their episodes on Bishop Street in the financial district. They used First Hawaiian Bank driveup area for the cast for lunch area (it was after banking hours, on a Saturday), I'll never forget that day. Most of the scenes are real, but some are created for the sets too.
This was an iconic show that can never be replaced!!
And they should have never tried.
Agreed. The "new" one stinks in my opinion.
I enjoyed the show. You-could see Jack Lord’’s character was very serious. He was my favorite
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Such a great show..I watched this with my mom when I was little..
The characters were so easy to love
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No one is more easy to love than I !
Hawaii 5-0 has the GREATEST THEME SONG & OPENING TITLES OF ALL TIME!
Glad to hear that you like Hawaii Five-O. Which of the cast members is your favorite one?
Jack Lord was my favorite actor. His drive for perfection did make some of the other actors uncomfortable, but I believe that is what made the show so good and last as long as it did. You could tell in the last season that Lord was tired. I wonder if he had begun his fight with Alzheimer's but didn't know it yet. When the series came out on dvd, my son gave me the complete set for Christmas as he knew I was a big fan. I have enjoyed re-watching them over the yrs.
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I actually love all of the characters on the show ... each in their own way. Hawaii Five-O is still one of my favorite TV shows today. I thought it was a shame when Zulu was fired, especially the way it happened. I've always loved seeing Kono and Chin.
If u know the story behind Zulu's firing, how can u like Lord as a person.
I love the fictional character of Steve McGarrett, which doesn't automatically mean that I like everything that Jack Lord did as a person. Lord wasn't exactly enthusiastic about Al Harrington as Ben Kokua neither, who was chosen as a replacement by Leonard Freeman. After Freeman's death, the character of Ben Kokua disappeared rather quickly from the show as well. Which also was the result of Jack Lord's interference. That's why I always separate in my personal evaluation what an actor does as a person and what in his role.
Jack Lord’s terrific quiff matched the huge wave featured in the opening titles!
Hawaii- Five -0
Was my favorite show as a kid💜
Jack was amazing actor on the show.
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Danno passed away the same day that the Hawaii-Five O reboot premiered.
I don't blame him for passing away because the reboot was awful.
I heard he was to play the governor. I don't think he would have made a good governor, and so maybe it was best that he didn't get to do so.
@@doristhomson3082 There was an attempt on a 2nd reboot back in the mid 90's where Danno was running for Gov, and the reboot didnt sell. He was asked to be part of the recent reboot, but he was too sick to portray his iconic role. On one of those episodes, they honored MacArthur.
Hawaii Five-O brings back a lot of good memories of when I was a child watching thie show with my parents. I miss them so much along with the 60s 70s and 80s!
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Wow , I was 8 years old when H 5 0 started and 20 when it finished, All the actors were my favourite characters, with Jack Lord being up front , remember him when he was in Stoney Burke too... I'm 61 now
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The actor who played chin ho was a real Honolulu police officer
I did not know that!
He was a real police officer. He retired, got bored, and took up acting. He contributed to the more realistic elements of the show. He was also said to have a really great sense of humor.
He was my favourite on the show although they were all good and the show has remained one of my all-time favourites.
I have a hard time watching the episode where his character is killed.
My favorite was Jack Lord and James MacArthur. "Book him Danno". LOL!
Jack Lord was definitely my most favorite character on Hawaii Five-O. As a matter of fact, I considered him to be my teenage “heart-throb”.
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Same here....and I was 13 when the show was popular!!
@@FactsVerse on the episode called 9 10 your dead. Who’s the actor playing the criminal with the long sideburns? He is paid to find the bloke called Willy
@@danrobinson572 Edward M. Shonk, he also played the gun shop owner in A Gun for McGarrett
Best theme music ever ! Danno was my favourite.Garret had the most presence though.and drove the show."bookem' Danno".Zulu and the others were good and rounded out the team.
I liked the way McG and Danno often had chats that didn't necessarily move the plot along, just 2 blokes chatting. Tarantino did similar later on
It was cool how Jack Lord was a CGI cameo
Jack lord was a class act cool, classy, and impeccable so different from the 2nd rate actors of today!..you will never be forgotten!
Jack Lord made that show go. Some comments say he was demanding and
overbearing, but when you demand the best from people you usually get it,
and Lord could command respect from his cast members, and they would
deliver the type of performance that made the show great.
Without Jack Lord, that show likely would not have made it. I never watched
the new sequel series, but I doubt it could match the original.
I don't think he command respect, he demanded it. I think this show made his career and net worth. What happen to him after this show ended? People of wealth usually have huge egos, but for a so so actor to act this way, the network probably thought this show would fail without him.
Big Chicken was my favorite...played by the late great Gavin McLeod...he was nemesis to McGarrett
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damn i forgot all about big chicken
All of them ! They're all great actors and actresses ! 🎞️🎥🏆 TV series ,
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Really loved the show and my older brother and I watched it every week. We used to repeat the famous line "Book 'em Danno, murder one." Don't wish to pick a favorite, they were all part of a great show. I will be 65 this November and so many of the people in my favorite shows are gone now. Also, it seems a disproportionate amount died young too, unfortunately. Sounds like most of the members here made it to elder ages. RIP all of you, and thanks for the many hours of entertainment.
I have been a fan of the original "Hawaii Five-0" back when it first run in the late 1960s to the early 1980s and Jack Lord played Steve McGarrett.
After moving to Hawaii over 30 years ago, I felt that many of the Polynesian characters were based on stereotypes which I believed until I moved here then I looked at the series with a more critical eye. The Polynesians it seemed to me were always in a subordinate role as characters unlike the new Hawaii 5-0 series
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The Hawaiians on the new show were in subordinate roles as well.
All of them loved watching the show growing up, never understood why Steve's hair never moved even in the wind, but loved them all ,
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Here in Edmonton in the late 80's there was a band that played the university circuit who called themselves Steve McGarret's Hair. Perfect.
Love this show as a child.
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I was 12 when show started love Jack Lord had my bedroom wall with loads of pictures of him my idol sad to see them all dead now
Big Jack Lord Fan. Steve Mcgarret will always be my favorite
What's your favorite memory of him, Linda?
Jack Lord was my favorite actor in Hawaii Five O.
Fun Fact..... Jack Lord
Always wore long sleeve
Shirts. He had tats, &
Thought it would not
Look good on TV.
Richard Denning played
A doctor, in a show
Called the “” Flying Doctor”” May they all
Rest In Peace knowing
They brought a lot of
Joy to people ! 🌺🌺🌺
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@@FactsVerse
Try & watch as many as I can... ✌️
Danno: I still use the 'book 'em, Danno" as a fun cliche from time to time. I have a particular affinity for Lahaina as I've been there four times. My middle son now lives just north of Killuaea and at least I have a real reason to go back once this Panicdemic is over!
Great show. I loved it. And my favorite actor by far was Jack Lord.
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Everyone goes to Hawaii will remember Jack Lord.
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The opening scenes with the theme song set the tone, it was very smart for them to keep this throughout the series, the photography was magnificent in the opening scenes and throughout the series, Jack Lord set the tone as the main character, he was a perfectionist and his high standard contributed to the success of the series, I love the other actors too they all contributed in their own way, I really don't think I remember anyone that was miscast. I still watch the reruns on a regular basis.
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sorry you didn't see miscasting
Jack Lord was my favorite
May they rest in peace god bless the surving family relatives neighbors and friends be comforted
Steve McGarret was my favorite on the show and fav line "Book em Dano".
Jack Lord was my favorite character.
JACK LORD WAS MY FAVORITE CHARACTER
I liked Jack so much, I named my son after him!
Mine too, but I heard his good looks were all an illusion, Such as wearing elevator shoes, special tailored suits to enhance his physique and even a hairpiece to create that beutiful hair.......
A great programme with a great cast.Happy memories from way back.
That classic quotation...
"Bookem Danno"
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That episode on the video beginning is "Cocoon", the pilot movie. I watch it often! The huge statue in the opening credits is The National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, or the Punch Bowl cemetery. There are some YT videos that show the face of the hula dancer who is on all the opening credits for the entire series.
Yes, that was the famous Punch Bowl Cemetery which also contains the Hawaiian settlement of native Hawaiians.
Aloha (means with love), to all the cast members that gave us such a great show, but especially to the biggest star of all - Hawaii.
Wow. They're all passed on. Great show. Rest in peace to the crew.
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NO there's about TWO still alive the female actors
Jack Lord was definitely my favorite, although I'm a little disappointed that he seemed to be a control freak. I would have to say I really did love Dan-O, James McArthur. My father met once & said that he was very nice. After all his mother was the great Helen Hayes.
He was not a control freak. He had a co-producer role, so was involved in a lot of aspects of the show, but that didn't mean he controlled everything.
My favourite Hawaii Five-O cast was Jack 'Bookem Danno' Lord! And its soundtrack is the best of the best!
My fave show during my younger yrs., i missed "Hawaii Five 0".
I liked the entire cast! Good actors all of them! Chin and Kono were my favorites!
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Jack Lord, hands down. First as Stoney Burke then McGarret.
Jack Lord, I still watch Hawaii 5 0
I do also
Jack Lord was my favorite. Sorry to hear he was over bearing.
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Ha! I remember playing dance music in a pop band, The Glass Candle after the Zulu show in the original Duke Kahanamoku in the Original International Market Place. We had lines of 500 peeps sometimes :)
Jack lord was my favorite person in the movie.
Jack Lord will always miss, RIP ❤️🙏❤️🙏
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my favorite was Al Harrington, Jr....he was an amazing showman.....he just passed away recently....probably the last of the original case...
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all of them I love the whole show it was a good TV series
My fav: Jack Lord and James McArthur.
I love Jack lord 's acting . His face expression was superb. How can we forget that beautiful music.
Jack lord was gorgeous
It was my first television favourite in the year 1980, on Channel 33, Dubai. Jack Lord, my Hero. I used to wait for the clock to strike 8pm, to watch the action.🥰🥰🥰
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Jack lord he play in a Radeo when I was a kid I watch all the time .I love it
I LOVE ALL OF HAII FIVE O CHARACTER
My favorite Hawaii 5-0 actor is Al Harrington who played Ben. He took Zulu spot. I took a picture with him when I was a kid at a luau (still have the picture). He had just started on Hawaii 5-0 and is the only surviving cast member. Had a guest appearance on the new Hawaii 5-0. He was the first celebrity I met.
Jack lord and James McArthur , both very handsome and talented.
I always liked Danno. And I can understand why he left, seems James MacArthur wasnt the only one who had issues with Jack Lord.
Lord was a perfectionist. Part of what made the show so good.
I really liked James MacArthur in "Hawaii Five-O" and in "Swiss Family Robinson."
He had a issues with Jack Lord, but stayed on the show for 11 years. That makes a lot of sense. While if he really had issues with Jack and might not say so, it doesn't make sense to quit when there was only season left.
I read William Smith had issues with Jack Lord too.
If you blinked real fast during the intro.. you’d get this psychedelic buzz by the end of the spinning police light 👮♀️.😏
Jack Lord , was the best acted natural , and watched all 12 sessions , Felt bad he died , Mike S
Jack lord what is one of my favorites.
Earlier this month iconic actor, William Smith, died. Smith was brought onto Hawaii-50 on its last season. The video needs an update.
William Smith was a good actor but he also had problems with Jack Lord as well. Sharon Farrell was in the last season as well and is still alive today. She is on Facebook.
@@careyleroux3784 I believe Jack Lord had issues across the board. That said, Lord believed that local actors and production crew could be punished by Hollywood elites by not being professional enough.
@@cherylhayden7363 I agree but I still love the man as a actor. When 50 is on TV I never miss an episode.
@@careyleroux3784 I think Smith was a phenomenal actor.
@@cherylhayden7363 I always think of William Smith from his roles in "The Outsiders" and "Rumble Fish"... very iconic actor.
I had wondered what happened to James McArthur...he was a good actor in many many shows and movies.
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Macgarrick was my favorite actor of Hawaian 5-0. The opening of the program has music that is catching .At my age of almost close to I 80 i can still hum it. thank you for this television show it was a great show in my opinion. TORONTO
And to add what a great show this was
What's your favorite episode of the show, William?
The dancing girl in the intro
Brings back memories. Loved Hawaii Five O
Loved the tv series and all of the cast, including duke. Tho, Jack Lord has a slight edge of being my favorite