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Hawaii Five-O Season 3 Episode 18
Wo Fat and other top international agents converge on Hawaii to place bids on printing plates for twenty dollar bills, which are in the possession of a former friend of McGarrett.
Serie: Hawaii Five-O
Episode Title: F.O.B. Honolulu (1)
Air Date: 1971-01-27
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