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I kind of half way watched it, just doesn't hold my interest like it used to. Tired of the annoying sister with her new toy, er baby, too. One good thing, Kono said she will return next Thanksgiving in her video chat with Chin Ho. Sure hope so, this new Five-0 just ain't cutting it.
I just finished watching the December 12th episode of Hawaii 5-0 and was really impressed with the way it covered internment in Hawaii. The tell the story in flashbacks with great 40s music and wardrobes.
This is a topic you don't here talked about often, mainland or not and I was really excited to see it in mainstream TV.
Anyway it is a typical episode with mystery and action, but I really enjoyed it. Have you seen any other interesting takes on historical events on network tv?
I dont quite get what Hawaii Five-0 is doing. I didnt care for the "internment" episode only because I didnt really see the need for it. Then last week's was about the tsunami.
Maybe these were put in for the holidays but to me, one "feel good" episode was enough. I didnt really need them back to back.
I dont quite get what Hawaii Five-0 is doing. I didnt care for the "internment" episode only because I didnt really see the need for it. Then last week's was about the tsunami.
Maybe these were put in for the holidays but to me, one "feel good" episode was enough. I didnt really need them back to back.
I disagree..it is an important episode in the sense that it acknowledges a less than pleasant point in our history and regulations with an amount of grace rarely seen on network tv. I was impressed...and it was a pretty good episode.
Nothing is particularly necessary on 5-0 in terms of plot elements.
I disagree..it is an important episode in the sense that it acknowledges a less than pleasant point in our history and regulations with an amount of grace rarely seen on network tv. I was impressed...and it was a pretty good episode.
Nothing is particularly necessary on 5-0 in terms of plot elements.
My point is that the show is fiction. I didnt need a history lesson in back to back episodes.
I don't know I think its a touching reminder and good to have on tv once in awhile.
Really enjoying this season and eager to find out how the Adam/Kono storyline will end up
Must say ths last episode had me bawling my eyes out that moment between steve and Catherine at the end just tugged at my heartstrings im so bummed shes leaving e show and this was her last episode "sigh" show must go on. Although I am psyched for the finale next week and that Nick Jonas is returning <3
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Hawaii 5-0 talks about Japanese Internment.
that moment between steve and Catherine at the end just tugged at my heartstrings im so bummed shes leaving e show and this was her last episode "sigh" show must go on. Although I am psyched for the finale next week and that Nick Jonas is returning 
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