Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: October 7, 1959
Seasons: 4
Episodes: 134
Networks: ABC
Genres: Crime, Drama

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Hawaiian Eye(1959)

TMDB Rating: 5.2 (9 votes)

Overview

Private Eyes Tom Lopaka and Tracy Steele are based out of Hawaiian Village Resort where they work both hotel security and are hired by others to look into various matters. They're helped by their trusty right-hand man Kazuo Kim who runs a taxi company and is always eager to help them.

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Season 1

33 episodes • 1959

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Malihini Holiday	Oct 7, 1959
2	Waikiki Widow	Oct 14, 1959
3	Second Day of Infamy	Oct 21, 1959
4	All Expenses Paid	Oct 28, 1959
5	Dangerous Eden	Nov 4, 1959
6	Cloud Over Koala	Nov 11, 1959
7	Beach Boy	Nov 18, 1959
8	Three Tickets to Lani	Nov 25, 1959
9	The Quick Return	Dec 2, 1959
10	Secret of the Second Door	Dec 9, 1959
11	Shipment from Kihei	Dec 16, 1959
12	A Dime a Dozen	Dec 23, 1959
13	The Koa Man	Dec 30, 1959
14	Stamped for Danger	Jan 6, 1960
15	The Kamehameha Cloak	Jan 13, 1960
16	The Kikiki Kid	Jan 20, 1960
17	Then There Were Three	Jan 27, 1960
18	Sword of the Samurai	Feb 3, 1960
19	Hong Kong Passage	Feb 10, 1960
20	Cut of Ice	Feb 17, 1960
21	Fatal Cruise	Feb 24, 1960
22	Danger on Credit	Mar 2, 1960
23	Bequest of Arthur Goodwin	Mar 9, 1960
24	Birthday Boy	Mar 16, 1960
25	Second Fiddle	Mar 23, 1960
26	Kim Quixote	Mar 30, 1960
27	The Lady's Not for Traveling	Apr 6, 1960
28	Murder, Anyone	Apr 13, 1960
29	Typhoon	Apr 27, 1960
30	Shadow of the Blade	May 4, 1960
31	Dead Ringer	May 11, 1960
32	Little Blalah	May 18, 1960
33	Assignment: Manila	May 25, 1960

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Season 2

38 episodes • 1960

#	Episode	Air Date
1	I Wed Three Wives	Sep 14, 1960
2	Princess from Manhattan	Sep 21, 1960
3	With This Ring	Sep 28, 1960
4	Sea Fire	Oct 5, 1960
5	Jade Song	Oct 12, 1960
6	The Blue Goddess	Oct 19, 1960
7	White Pigeon Ticket	Oct 26, 1960
8	Vanessa Vanishes	Nov 2, 1960
9	The Kahuna Curtain	Nov 9, 1960
10	Girl on a String	Nov 16, 1960
11	Kakua Woman	Nov 23, 1960
12	The Contenders	Nov 30, 1960
13	Swan Song for a Hero	Dec 7, 1960
14	The Money Blossom	Dec 14, 1960
15	Services Rendered	Dec 21, 1960
16	Baker's Half Dozen	Dec 28, 1960
17	Made in Japan	Jan 4, 1961
18	A Touch of Velvet	Jan 11, 1961
19	Talk and You're Dead	Jan 18, 1961
20	Robinson Koyoto	Jan 25, 1961
21	The Manabi Figurine	Feb 1, 1961
22	Caves of Pele	Feb 8, 1961
23	Man in a Rage	Feb 15, 1961
24	The Stanhope Brand	Feb 22, 1961
25	The Trouble with Murder	Mar 1, 1961
26	The Man from Manila	Mar 8, 1961
27	Her Father's House	Mar 15, 1961
28	The Humukumunukunukuapuaa Kid	Mar 22, 1961
29	Don't Kiss Me Goodbye	Mar 29, 1961
30	Dragon Road	Apr 5, 1961
31	It Ain't Cricket	Apr 12, 1961
32	The Comics	Apr 19, 1961
33	Father, Dear Father	Apr 26, 1961
34	The Manchu Formula	May 3, 1961
35	The Pretty People	May 10, 1961
36	The Big Dealer	May 17, 1961
37	Maid in America	May 24, 1961
38	A Taste for Money	May 31, 1961

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Season 3

39 episodes • 1961

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Satan City	Sep 27, 1961
2	The Kupua of Coconut Bay	Oct 4, 1961
3	The Moon of Mindanao	Oct 11, 1961
4	The Doctor's Lady	Oct 18, 1961
5	Thomas Jefferson Chu	Oct 25, 1961
6	Pill in the Box	Nov 1, 1961
7	Kill a Grey Fox	Nov 8, 1961
8	Point Zero	Nov 15, 1961
9	The Queen from Kern County	Nov 22, 1961
10	The Final Score	Nov 29, 1961
11	Two for the Money	Dec 6, 1961
12	Tusitala	Dec 13, 1961
13	The Classic Cab	Dec 20, 1961
14	Concert in Hawaii	Dec 27, 1961
15	The Missile Rogues	Jan 3, 1962
16	Little Miss Rich Witch	Jan 10, 1962
17	Big Fever	Jan 17, 1962
18	Year of Grace	Jan 24, 1962
19	My Love But Lightly	Jan 31, 1962
20	Cricket's Millionaire	Feb 7, 1962
21	Four-Cornered Triangle	Feb 14, 1962
22	Total Eclipse	Feb 21, 1962
23	Blackmail in Satin	Feb 28, 1962
24	A Scent of Whales	Mar 7, 1962
25	A Likely Story	Mar 14, 1962
26	Meeting on Molokai	Mar 21, 1962
27	Payoff	Mar 28, 1962
28	An Echo of Honor	Apr 4, 1962
29	Nightmare in Paradise	Apr 11, 1962
30	Aloha, Cricket	Apr 18, 1962
31	The Last Samurai	Apr 25, 1962
32	Rx Cricket	May 2, 1962
33	Location Shooting	May 9, 1962
34	Across the River Lethe	May 16, 1962
35	Scene of the Crime	May 23, 1962
36	Among the Living	May 30, 1962
37	'V' is for Victim	Jun 6, 1962
38	Koko Kate	Jun 13, 1962
39	Lalama Lady	Jun 20, 1962

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Season 4

24 episodes • 1962

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Day in the Sun	Oct 2, 1962
2	Somewhere There's Music	Oct 9, 1962
3	There'll Be Some Changes Made	Oct 16, 1962
4	The Broken Thread	Oct 23, 1962
5	Lament for a Saturday Warrior	Oct 30, 1962
6	The After Hours Heart	Nov 13, 1962
7	The Sign-Off	Nov 20, 1962
8	A Night with Nora Stewart	Nov 27, 1962
9	To See, Perchance to Dream	Dec 4, 1962
10	Pursuit of a Lady	Dec 11, 1962
11	Shannon Malloy	Dec 18, 1962
12	Go Steady with Danger	Jan 1, 1963
13	Kupikio Kid	Jan 8, 1963
14	Maybe Menehunes	Jan 15, 1963
15	Pretty Pigeon	Jan 22, 1963
16	Two Too Many	Jan 29, 1963
17	Boar Hunt	Feb 5, 1963
18	Go for Baroque	Feb 12, 1963
19	The Long Way Home	Feb 19, 1963
20	Two Million Too Much	Feb 26, 1963
21	Blow Low, Blow Blue	Mar 5, 1963
22	Gift of Love	Mar 19, 1963
23	The Sisters	Mar 26, 1963
24	Passport	Apr 2, 1963

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