Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
02-17-20, 07:36 AM
#26
DVD Talk God
Thread Starter
Re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
Junior was MIA in the 2/14/20 episode. Did they offer an explanation? I don't like that Steve allowed Dale's character back on the team after he quit with no explanation, then allowed him to stay on the team after he broke that suspect out of Five-O HQ to trade him for Lou's niece without anyone's knowledge or permission. His behavior has been too erratic and selfish for me to believe that Steve would tolerate it.
That might explain why he's been MIA a few times. Katrina Law also happens to be in it as well.
02-28-20, 03:26 PM
#27
DVD Talk God
Thread Starter
Re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
https://deadline.com/2020/02/hawaii-...le-1202870780/
This will be the final season of H50. The season finale on April 3rd will be the series finale.
10 seasons and 240 episodes is a fantastic run.
The article says that Alex O'Loughlin's contract was up and he decided he physically can't do it anymore.
This will be the final season of H50. The season finale on April 3rd will be the series finale.
10 seasons and 240 episodes is a fantastic run.
The article says that Alex O'Loughlin's contract was up and he decided he physically can't do it anymore.
02-28-20, 03:41 PM
#28
DVD Talk Special Edition
Re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
https://deadline.com/2020/02/hawaii-...le-1202870780/
This will be the final season of H50. The season finale on April 3rd will be the series finale.
10 seasons and 240 episodes is a fantastic run.
The article says that Alex O'Loughlin's contract was up and he decided he physically can't do it anymore.
This will be the final season of H50. The season finale on April 3rd will be the series finale.
10 seasons and 240 episodes is a fantastic run.
The article says that Alex O'Loughlin's contract was up and he decided he physically can't do it anymore.
02-28-20, 04:53 PM
#29
Suspended; also need updated email
Re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
They better end with a good episode
Disappointing, he's obviously still in good shape
With this and Strike back ending, again that leave a huge void in the pure action show genre
Disappointing, he's obviously still in good shape
With this and Strike back ending, again that leave a huge void in the pure action show genre
02-28-20, 05:06 PM
#30
DVD Talk God
Thread Starter
Re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
02-28-20, 10:00 PM
#31
Senior Member
Re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
I'm a few episodes behind right now, but a while back I caught up on the last season and a half or so over a few week span and actually enjoyed the show again.
I'm disappointed it's ending but it's been a good run.
I'm disappointed it's ending but it's been a good run.
02-29-20, 03:52 PM
#33
DVD Talk Limited Edition
Re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
If I remember correctly, I gave up during the middle of season 9
I'm impressed this show lasted 10 seasons. First few seasons were entertaining, especially when the LOST alumni appeared in episodes.
I'm impressed this show lasted 10 seasons. First few seasons were entertaining, especially when the LOST alumni appeared in episodes.
Last edited by MLBFan24; 04-05-20 at 12:43 PM.
03-02-20, 08:33 AM
#36
Re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
I can't remember what season I gave up on it probably when two of the original members left. I enjoyed the show but thought it was going to get cancelled after that and quit watching. Fully expecting to catch up streaming some day. Looks like I will have more than I than I thought to watch "someday".
03-02-20, 11:40 AM
#38
DVD Talk Hero
Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: Somewhere between Heaven and Hell
Posts: 34,055
Received 716 Likes
on
521 Posts
Re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
I hope they can bring back Grace Park and Daniel Dae Kim. Glad they were able to include Michelle Borth in episodes over the last few years.
03-02-20, 05:36 PM
#39
DVD Talk Special Edition
Re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
https://deadline.com/2018/09/grace-p...ty-1202465283/
03-02-20, 05:51 PM
#40
DVD Talk God
Thread Starter
Re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
Highly unlikely about Grace Park coming back. As he mentioned, she was pretty upset about the pay dispute and she is currently working in Canada on A Million Little Things.
03-03-20, 02:39 AM
#41
Suspended; also need updated email
Re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
They could get real creative and bring in as replacements one/more than one of
Bryan Mills from the recent Taken series
Ryan Philippe's character from Shooter
The two original Strike Back guys
Sheriff Hood from Banshee
Bryan Mills from the recent Taken series
Ryan Philippe's character from Shooter
The two original Strike Back guys
Sheriff Hood from Banshee
03-03-20, 01:46 PM
#42
DVD Talk Legend
Re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
Anyone still alive from the first series that could be used for the final episodes of the current series?
03-03-20, 01:48 PM
#43
DVD Talk God
Thread Starter
03-03-20, 03:09 PM
#44
DVD Talk Limited Edition
Re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
The craziest storyline for this show was when Steve took the nuke in a helicopter and dropped it into the ocean, and then a couple hours later everyone was enjoying Kono’s wedding 
03-05-20, 01:39 PM
#45
DVD Talk God
Thread Starter
Re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
I just got caught up with H50 last night.
A few thoughts:
Glad the Adam-Yakuza arc finally reached a resolution and he finally came clean with Steve.
Glad that Junior and Tani finally got together and Junior is back. They have teased them together for way too long.
Really enjoyed the last episode that had the ME solving her Uncle's murder. Fun ending with the gang hanging out at Rick's bar (from Magnum PI) and dancing to Backstreet Boys.
There's 4 episodes left in the series. I guess once H50 is over, Magnum PI will be brought back from hiatus and take it's timeslot.
A few thoughts:
Glad the Adam-Yakuza arc finally reached a resolution and he finally came clean with Steve.
Glad that Junior and Tani finally got together and Junior is back. They have teased them together for way too long.
Really enjoyed the last episode that had the ME solving her Uncle's murder. Fun ending with the gang hanging out at Rick's bar (from Magnum PI) and dancing to Backstreet Boys.
There's 4 episodes left in the series. I guess once H50 is over, Magnum PI will be brought back from hiatus and take it's timeslot.
03-05-20, 01:47 PM
#46
DVD Talk God
Thread Starter
Re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
Holy shit. Chuck Norris is guest starring in the H50 series finale.
Story
https://tvline.com/2020/03/05/hawaii...is-guest-star/
Story
https://tvline.com/2020/03/05/hawaii...is-guest-star/
03-05-20, 06:33 PM
#47
DVD Talk Hero
Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: Somewhere between Heaven and Hell
Posts: 34,055
Received 716 Likes
on
521 Posts
Re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
I hope he comes on as Walker. Tho I thought he had previously guest starred.. or maybe it was Aaron. 
03-05-20, 07:04 PM
#48
DVD Talk God
Thread Starter
03-05-20, 09:42 PM
#49
DVD Talk Ultimate Edition
Re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
Good overall run. Though I probably will not bother buying the remaining seasons on bluray (released in japan or germany).
This was one of the few tv shows on bluray, where I found the blurays were much better looking in picture quality than the original cbs hd broadcasts for the first several seasons.
This was one of the few tv shows on bluray, where I found the blurays were much better looking in picture quality than the original cbs hd broadcasts for the first several seasons.
03-07-20, 08:36 AM
#50
DVD Talk Gold Edition
Re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
Why was Jimmy Buffet in Steve's house cooking breakfast in last night's episode? That scene felt so random and unnecessary to the overall story. How many people live in Steve's house for crying out loud?