Hawaiian Eye - Season 1 (1959)

The beautiful Marian Summers registers for a stay at the Hawaiian Village Hotel, attracting Tom's attention. What also attracts his attention is a series of burglaries at the hotel that just happened to begin soon after Marian checked in. It turns out that she is the girlfriend of a mainland gangster facing trial, and has been packed off to Hawaii so she won't testify--and her boyfriend's associates have sent a hitman along to make sure that she never does.

An actress shooting a movie in Honolulu accidentally runs over and kills a man with her car. Panicking, she flees the scene. However, the film's assistant director witnessed the accident, and uses that fact to blackmail her.

Tom and Tracy are hired by a real-estate agent to find a missing man. What they don't know is that the man they're looking for is an ex-convict that the agent needs to complete a land swindle he's involved in.

A young man who was raised by a local beach boy sees a woman and has a faint memory of her. Tracy and Tom investigate and find out the woman's son was lost at sea many years ago and that this young man might be her son. Her current husband has designs on her money and blocks the reunion with the help of his mistress.

Los Angeles private eye Stu Bailey tracks an embezzler to Hawaii, and asks Tom and Tracy for help. Their investigation leads to a travel agency that's a front for a swindle/murder racket involving beautiful local girls and wealthy visitors to the islands.

A wealthy businessman who had asked Tracy to protect him is found murdered. Tracy's friend, a reporter, had been investigating the businessman and had a notebook full of information about him, but it was stolen not long before the murder, and contained damaging information about some very powerful people.

Tom is hired to track down some missing money, and finds himself up against four hired killers.

A cattle rancher hires Tracy to find out why several shipments of cattle have been stolen.

Tracy tries to help an army officer clear himself of a robbery charge, but discovers that the man refuses to defend himself.

Tracy is hired by a Los Angeles law firm to find a missing woman named Nancy Campbell. His investigation leads him to believe that Nancy is being stalked by Harry Gulliver, a man who served with Tracy in the Air Force during the Korean War and whose cowardice almost got Tracy killed.

Tracy is hired by a dancer to find her ex-boyfriend who, because of some letters he had sent her, she believes is in Hawaii. However, it turns out that Tracy may have unwittingly bitten off more than he can chew.

Tracy is hired to protect a man from an ancient death curse.

Tom's suspicions are aroused by an ambitious singer, who is the new boyfriend of columnist Karen Ward.

An Iowa girl on vacation in Hawaii discovers that she has inherited a small island. Unfortunately, shortly after she receives that news she vanishes.

Two young Japanese man visiting Hawaii ask Tom to find an old man called Noburu. Tom locates him, but his instincts tell him to find out the reason the men are so anxious to locate the old man before Tom tells them where he is.

Tracy is flying back to Hawaii from Hong Kong when his plane is hijacked.

A very expensive diamond that was in the care of Tracy and Tom is stolen. Their investigation leads them to believe that there is a security leak in their office.

Tom is hired by Ginger Martin to find her missing husband John, who's been gone for two years. Tom's investigation results in his finding John as the captain of rich Verna Collins' yacht--and her unwilling lover. When Verna is murdered, John is charged with her killing and jailed. Tom doesn't believe he did it, and sets out to find the real killer.

Cricket finds herself pursued by good-looking Somerset Jones. Distracted by his attentions, she doesn't notice when she receives a credit card that belongs to the intended victim of a professional assassin. She and Somerset unwittingly become the targets of the hitman, and Tom has to find the killer before he finds Cricket and Somerset.

The widow of the late Arthur Goodwin hires Tracy to help break her husband's will. It seems that Arthur left the family business to his secretary, who seems bound and determined to run it into the ground.

A young man who is about to inherit the family pineapple business gets involved with a beautiful girl and winds up facing a murder charge. Tracy believes that the man has been framed by someone who doesn't want him to inherit the family fortune, and sets out to use the girl to find out who's behind the frame-up.

Tom and Tracy are hired by a professional violinist to guard his very valuable violin. What the musician doesn't know, however, is that his ex-wife and his current wife's ex-boyfriend are out to kill him. They cause him to have a heart attack and then take away his medication, but Tracy gets him to the hospital and saves his life. Undaunted, the murderous duo plans another attempt on the violinist's life.

A gambler murders a passenger in Kim's car and steals a suitcase full of money. He then kidnaps a girl Kim is interested in, in order to stop Kim from identifying him to the police.

A federal agent asks Tracy to help cut through some red tape for a famous female scientist. However, Tracy discovers that the woman is being watched by Red Chinese agents, who plan to kidnap her.

Tennis bum Barry Logan is suspected of the murder of his boss in an argument over his boss' wife. Fortunately for him, Cricket is his alibi, and she convinces Tom to find the real killer. Tom uses an upcoming tennis tournament to smoke out the murderer.

Cricket, Tracy and Tom take refuge from a typhoon in the home of a retired army colonel. They are soon joined by a gang of bank robbers on the run from the law.

A man awaiting execution in a jail cell on a French island near Tahiti escapes and communicates with Tracy Steele. Tracy, under the guise of an American journalist, travels to the island and begins investigating.

Tom his hired by a beautiful woman to pose as her husband and sneak a valuable art object into Macao. What Tom doesn't know is that the woman has murdered her real husband, and has the same thing in store for him.

Tracy is hired to protect an irritating and spoiled rich playboy. He get more than he bargains for when he winds up getting involved in a payroll robbery and preventing a murder.

Tom goes to Manila posing as a dead nightclub owner's brother, in order to break up a gang smuggling US currency to Red China.