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Hawaii Five-0: Season 5, Episode 23Mo'o 'olelo Pu (1 May 2015)While Chin Ho faces an old nemesis when Five-0 tracks down a meth ring associated with a murder, Kono is lost at sea during a solo journey after a violent storm. Director:Eagle Egilsson |
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| Scott Caan | ... | ||
| Daniel Dae Kim | ... | ||
| Grace Park | ... | ||
| Masi Oka | ... | ||
| Jorge Garcia | ... | ||
| Chi McBride | ... | ||
| Taylor Wily | ... | ||
| Catherine Haena Kim | ... |
Nani Kalakaua
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Makai Akana
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Dennis Chun | ... | |
| Teilor Grubbs | ... | ||
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Shawn Mokuahi Garnett | ... | |
| Kala Alexander | ... | ||
| Ken Narasaki | ... |
Ke'ano Kalakaua
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Kono decides to go sailing in the boat her mother made. Chin is worried that a storm is coming but Kono said she planned it that she'll avoid the storm. So she goes but the storm comes early and the boat is wrecked. Kono finds herself trapped on the water with only her board. While struggling to survive, she recalls all the things her mother taught her which helps her. The guys are working a series of robberies at pharmacies. It seems what was taken are what's needed to make meth. Chin knows a meth cook who just got out. They go to his son who doesn't care about his father. They eventually find the man and see he's back to his old stuff but claims he's only doing I to help his son. Chin upon learning about the storm is worried about Kono. Written by rcs0411@yahoo.com
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[Max and McGarrett give him strange looks]
Lou Grover: Well, somebody had to say it.
[This quote info Needs to be moved to previous episode which involves Elvis impersonator murder]
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Catherine Haena Kim plays Kono Kalakaua's mother in this episode. In real life, Kim is 10 years younger than actress Grace Park. See more »Goofs
Judging by the color of the water in the aerial shots, Kono isn't very far from shore. See more »Quotes
Lou Grover: [investigating the death of an Elvis impersonator] Well, the King is dead. Again.[Max and McGarrett give him strange looks]
Lou Grover: Well, somebody had to say it.
[This quote info Needs to be moved to previous episode which involves Elvis impersonator murder]
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ITN METER: 1*/10-STARS
Awful direction, nonsensical writing and cheesy Hawaiian proverbs color this one! After being trapped in barbershop/elevator hell, H50 brings us trapped in the ocean. First, there was no intro theme credits for this one. The ugly one, Kono, is hugging people on the beach. Next frame? Lost at sea on a surf board in the middle of the night, in a storm. WTF?? Episode went back and forth between night and day. Did she spend 27 days lost at sea, sucking on that orange? No one looks for her. Is this all a dream? No. Just horrible writing and painful direction.
No Danno in this one, few secs of everybody else. If you want to spend 1 hr looking at a little Chinese girl and her mother surfing, actors new to this show, and be bored senseless, this is the one for you. Me, I changed to Stabler and the AIDS kid on SVU. Switched back. Same delusional crap for 50 min!
At the end, just as unexplained and stupidly as the ugly girl found herself on the surfboard in the ocean, she is out and walking the road. Night is now day. No dawn. Whatever. Oh yeah and some meth lab is busted, he gets interrogated then let go by Chin. Huh??
If you missed the funny you've come to love in my reviews, that's the way you are sure to feel when wasting 55 min on this stupid episode: something's missing and it taint funny! :( Just lots of cheesy slo-mo and muted people talking without speaking. As in no sound. I guess the tightwads saved on dialogue (less dough for writers & actors) and fuel (no car chases here) etc!
2 billion negative stars, if I could. Don't be a d-u-m: don't buy this DVD, taint worth it and this episode ought to officially spell swan song for what is now one crappy show!! Cancel it: like Jay Sherman used to say, it stinks!