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Hawaii Five-O/The Young Assassins
The Young Assassins | |
Season 7, Episode 1 | |
Airdate | September 10, 1974 |
Production Number | 1310-1729-0507 |
Written by | Bill Stratton |
Directed by | Bruce Bilson |
Produced by | William Finnegan |
← 6x24 30,000 Rooms and I Have the Key |
7x02 → A Hawaiian Nightmare |
Hawaii Five-O — Season Seven |
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The Young Assassins is the first episode of the seventh season of Hawaii Five-O, and the one hundred forty-seventh episode overall.
Starring: Jack Lord (Det. Steve McGarrett)
with James MacArthur (Dan Williams), Al Harrington (Ben), Kam Fong (Chin Ho)
Guest Stars: Scott Marlowe (Army), Larry Wilcox (Mike), Will Seltzer (Victor), Richard Denning (Governor)
Wright Esser (Kurt Metzger), Glenn Cannon (Manicote), Genevieve Ann Nelson (Vera Strickler), Daniel Kamekona (Nick), Harry Endo (Che Fong), Patricia Lee Herman (Elizabeth Metzger), David Palmer (Chuck Miller), Jo M. Pruden (Marcia Miller), Donald Roessler, Jr. (Driver), Ruth Ann Seal (Natalie), James A. Simpson (Foxer), Margaret Sherman (Jenny), Alan H. Birdsall (Col. Eckworth)
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Plot Overview
McGarrett and the Five-O team take action when a gang of Marxist radicals take Dan and a college professor hostage and demand the release of two imprisoned comrades, who were arrested by Honolulu police after threatening a man with a gun in a shopping mall parking lot, in exchange for Dan and the professor being freed. When one of the radicals is killed when her car collides with a dump truck and explodes while fleeing from an HPD detective, the gang's leader retaliates by shooting and killing the professor, then having his body dumped at the front of his home, forcing McGarrett and his crew to step up their efforts, including calling in an HPD SWAT team for help, to save Dan and capture the radicals.
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Behind the Scenes
This is the first episode filmed after the passing of series creator/Executive Producer Leonard Freeman. Although it's not made clear in the credits, Jack Lord pretty much is in control of the series for the remainder of its run.
The series' production credit thusly changes from "A Leonard Freeman Production in association with the CBS Television Network" to "A CBS Television Network Production" (and beginning in 1978, "A CBS Entertainment Production") followed by a separate credit, "Developed by Leonard Freeman Productions".