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Hawaii Five-O/Blood Money Is Hard to Wash
| Blood Money Is Hard to Wash | |
| Season 9, Episode 20 | |
| Airdate | March 3, 1977 |
| Production Number | 1310-1729-0622 |
| Teleplay by | Bill Stratton |
| Story by | Curtis Kenyon |
| Directed by | Allen Reisner |
| Produced by | James Heinz (Hollywood)
Douglas Green (Hawaii) |
| ← 9x19 To Die in Paradise |
9x21 → To Kill a Mind |
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Blood Money Is Hard to Wash is the twentieth episode of the ninth season of Hawaii Five-O, and the two hundred fourteenth episode overall.
Starring: Jack Lord (Det. Steve McGarrett)
with James MacArthur (Dan Williams), Kam Fong (Chin Ho), Herman Wedemeyer (Duke)
Guest Stars: Dane Clark (Victor Jovanko), Jo Anne Worley (Anna Jovanko), Richard Denning (The Governor)
John Duke Russo (Albert Jovanko), Harry Endo (Che Fong), Jim Demarest (Nathan Miller), Lee Stetson (Ed Gurney), Terry Takada (Josan), Clayton Naluai (Frankie Apollo), Ed Sheehan (Burt Davis), Tommy Fujiwara (Dr. Carruthers), E. Lynne Kimoto (Lani), John Allen (Charlie Steadman), Gary Kau (Messenger), Jean Tarrant (Mrs. Stevens)
and Terry Kiser (Augie)
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Plot Overview
After the team thwarts an attempt by the Jovanko mob to get a foothold in Hawaii, Victor Jovanko critically injures the Five-O team with a bomb sent to their office.
