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By the end of the series, Wo Fat had become an international super-criminal out for his own interests. In the last episode, Wo Fat is finally arrested and jailed after 12 years as a wanted criminal. However, in the final shot, he smiles and craftily produces a file hidden in his shoe. It remains a perpetual cliffhanger.

Then, the top U. They plan a trap that, if successful, will plant disinformation witht he Chinese. Review: A pretty strong plot, the scenes with the deprivation tank at the start are eerie. Nancy Kwan is the love interest, playing a graduate student who was dating Hennessey. Khigh Dhiegh is excellent in a scene where, after having captured McGarrett, he explains how the torture works.

As part of the trap, Wo Fat must be allowed to leave with all the disinformation McGarrett provides; he has been hypotized to deliver false information under duress. Finally, Morton Stevens, besides delivering the wonderful Five-O theme, has a good dramtic score. One of his tracks where a U. Forty Feet High and It Kills!

Originally aired season. Teleplay: Robert C. Dennis Story: Robert C. Plot: Wo Fat arranges to send out a false tsunami warning. Lochler Will Geer , a leading genetic expert. Five-O tries to get the doctor back before Wo Fat can get off Oahu. Review: Pretty simple and straight forward. Two sequences set this episode apart, however. Wo, though, keeps his cool and ultimately prevails in a contest of wills. The second is the end where McGarrett corners Wo Fat.

Ultimately, they strike a bargain neither fully likes. Wo Fat will be permitted to leave if he gives up Lochler. Paul Farrar Eric Braeden , an expert in hypnotism.

It turns out his superior is Wo Fat. Review: Unfortunately, only a one-scene cameo for Khigh Dhiegh. Too bad, more of him might have enlivened the rest of the episode.

McGarrett is practically Superman. He gets shot in the chest by the hypnotized policewoman, yet engages in a knockdown, drag- out fight with Ferrar, including a judo throw.

Plot: A spy for U. When the wounded spy is taken to the hospital, Wo Fat kidnaps the daughter of the surgeon who will operate on the dying man. Wo Fat will kill the girl if the spy survives.

The Hawaii station chief Gerald S. Five-O tries to get to the daughter in time. Review: Wo Fat provides a hint of his past while playing chess with the kidnapped girl, hinting at a loved one killed during tumult in China. Lots of headbutting between McGarrett and the station chief.

Once again, the need to provide disinformation to the Chinese forces the authorities to let Wo Fat get away. Ray, part II. Plot: A U. They bring him a cheap Budda statue, which Wo shatters. Inside, there are two plain pieces of metal. Wo throws them away angrily. Five-O is investigating the murder when once again U. However, the plates got away from the Chinese, with various criminal and espionage types looking for them.

Kaye says the U. What Wo Fat had were fakes and the dead serviceman was really Leo Price, a criminal who had killed someone else for the plates.

At the end of part I, a friend of McGarrett who is in U. Navy Intelligence is revealed to have been seeking the plates for his own gain. Various twists occur before the final fate of the plates is known. You come away believing this really be disastrous if Five-O fails. The various contestants for the plates are quite a colorful bunch. Mischa is a big, gregarious Russian who had been lied to by Wo Fat concerning the existence of the plates.

Plot: McGarrett puts in a typical long day at work, leaving around midnight. Who could pull off such a frame? We cut to Switzerland, where McGarrett seems to be withdrawing his money — until the real Big Kahuna shows up. A German-born scientist Donald Pleaseance at a key U. One nagging question: If Wo Fat spent three years setting up the frame, why did he have Dr. But real life would soon cause a major effect on the fictional McGarrett- Wo Fat blood feud. Khigh Dhiegh as Wo Fat In , in what was either a stunning diplomatic coup or a cynical ploy for re-election or both , President Richard Nixon visited mainland China.

Obviously they'll miss Mark and Wo Fat, but that's a tribute to Mark's great acting. And we go on from here. How did you break the news to Mark Dacascos, and what was his reaction? Lenkov: The hardest thing that I've had to do on the show was tell him his character was coming to an end. I worked with him on The Crow years ago, so I've known him for a long time. And he's always been such a gracious, great guy. Every time you do work, you want to work with guys like that.

And I think he understood. We had the conversation, and there was never a moment where he hesitated and said he didn't understand the choice. I think he got it and thought it was a good script, and he thought it was a great way to end his character. Is there a chance he'll appear in flashbacks in future episodes? Lenkov: Personally, I'd love to figure a way to do that because he was so good and I think it would be a nice way to keep him in the family.

I'll work with him again in a second. Who knows? Maybe there's a flashback episode somewhere down the road that he comes back in. What was Alex O'Loughlin's reaction? Lenkov: To be honest, I don't even think Al and I actually talked about it post-reading the script.

Other than just him liking the script, I don't think there was an opinion either way about the choice. Everybody was surprised.