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Strangers in Our Own Land is a first-season episode of Hawaii Five-O. It wa the show's third episode and was first broadcast on 3 October 1968.
Plot
Cast
Regular Cast
- Jack Lord as Steve McGarrett
- James MacArthur as Danny Williams
- Zulu as Kono Kalakaua
- Kam Fong as Chin Ho Kelly
Guests
- Simon Oakland as Benny Kalua
- Milton Selzer as Lester Willighby
- Richard Denning as Gov. Paul Jameson
- Hilo Hattie as Mrs. Kapali
- Anne Barton as Mrs. Manu
- Jeanne Bates as Grace Willis
- Paul Kent as Milner
- Milton Hibdon as Saunders
- Daniel Kaleikini Jr. as Kamaki
- Liana Petranek as Leilani Kalua
- Lord Kaulili as Nathan Manu
Notes
- The episode's title is a play on Stranger in a Strange Land, the title of a 1961 science fiction novel by Robert Heinlein. This in turn was a reference to Exodus 2:22, in which Moses refers to himself as a "stranger in a strange land."
- The theme of Stranger in Our Own Land is the unease that some Native Hawaiians have had about land development on the islands as well as their lessening political clout, as Whites and Asians now make up a majority of Hawaii's population. These sentiments have been expressed by the Aloha ʻAina movement.