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Hawaii Five-O/You Don't See Many Pirates These Days
| You Don't See Many Pirates These Days | |
| Season 10, Episode 2 | |
| Airdate | September 22, 1977 |
| Production Number | 1310-1729-0708 |
| Teleplay by | Bill Stratton |
| Story by | James Lydon |
| Directed by | Ronald Satlof |
| Produced by | James Heinz (Hollywood)
Fred Baum (Hawaii) |
| ← 10x01 Up the Rebels |
10x03 → The Cop on the Cover |
| Hawaii Five-O — Season Ten | |
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You Don't See Many Pirates These Days is the second episode of the tenth season of Hawaii Five-O, and the two hundred twentieth episode overall.
Starring: Jack Lord (Det. Steve McGarrett)
with James MacArthur (Dan Williams), Kam Fong (Chin Ho), Herman Wedemeyer (Duke)
Rossano Brazzi (Stavrik)
Guest Star: Mark Lenard (Commander Hawkins)
Bruce Wilson (Baylor), Bob Apisa (Portuguese), Beau Van Den Ecker (Joey), Lord James Blears (Arfie Loudermilk), John Fitzgibbon (Merkle), Joe Moore (Stefan), Sam Sanford (Greasy), Josephine Over (Lab Assistant), Daniel Cicogni (Sven), Nelson Dick Fair (Capt. Covalt), Don Pomes (Perka), Ed Fernandez (Joseph), Mike Hendrickson (Pilot), Bill Edwards (Jonathan Kaye)
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Plot Overview
When the first mate of a cargo ship abruptly hijacks his own vessel, leading to the murder of a crew member and several woundings, McGarrett begins to suspect the oily shipping-company boss of possibly ordering the hijacking and apparent subsequent scuttling of the ship to keep its real cargo -- intercontinental ballistic missiles he is selling to the highest bidder -- secret.
