Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
09-28-18, 01:28 AM
#1
DVD Talk God
Thread Starter
Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
AFTER STEVE'S CIA AGENT FRIEND IS KILLED, MCGARRETT LETS HIMSELF BE CAPTURED BY THE GROUP HE THINKS IS RESPONSIBLE AND ENDURES A TORTUROUS SENSORY DEPRIVATION TANK TO FIND THE KILLER, ON THE NINTH SEASON PREMIERE OF "HAWAII FIVE-0," FRIDAY, SEPT. 28
The Episode, Titled "Cocoon," Is a Retelling of the Original Series' Pilot Episode and Was Written by the Late Leonard Freeman, Creator of the Original "Hawaii Five-O," and Current Executive Producer Peter M. Lenkov
Mark Dacascos Returns as McGarrett's Nemesis, Wo Fat
"Ka ?owili ?oka'i" - After Steve's CIA agent friend is killed, McGarrett lets himself be captured by the group he thinks is responsible and endures a torturous sensory deprivation tank to find the killer. Also, Tani wrestles with whether or not she will tell McGarrett about the murder weapon she found at Adam's house, on the ninth season premiere of HAWAII FIVE-0, Friday, Sept. 28 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.
The episode, titled "Cocoon," is a retelling of the original series' pilot episode and was written by the late Leonard Freeman, creator of the original "Hawaii Five-O," and current executive producer Peter M. Lenkov. Mark Dacascos returns as McGarrett's nemesis, Wo Fat.
("Ka ?owili ?oka'i" is Hawaiian for "Cocoon")
REGULAR CAST:
Alex O'Loughlin (Steve McGarrett)
Scott Caan (Danny "Danno" Williams)
Chi McBride (Lou Grover)
Ian Anthony Dale (Adam Noshimuri)
Jorge Garcia (Jerry Ortega)
Meaghan Rath (Tani Rey)
Beulah Koale (Junior Reigns)
Taylor Wily (Kamekona)
Dennis Chun (Sgt. Duke Lukela)
Kimee Balmilero (Noelani Cunha)
RECURRING CAST:
Mark Dacascos (Wo Fat)
Rosalind Chao (Governor Mahoe)
Shawn Thomsen (Pua Kai)
GUEST CAST:
Rochelle Aytes (Greer)
Jack Coleman (Miller)
Roger Yuan (Kang)
Lamont Thompson (Kray)
Susan Park (Rosemary)
Erik Chang (Tech)
WRITTEN BY: Leonard Freeman and Peter M. Lenkov
DIRECTED BY: Bryan Spicer
The Episode, Titled "Cocoon," Is a Retelling of the Original Series' Pilot Episode and Was Written by the Late Leonard Freeman, Creator of the Original "Hawaii Five-O," and Current Executive Producer Peter M. Lenkov
Mark Dacascos Returns as McGarrett's Nemesis, Wo Fat
"Ka ?owili ?oka'i" - After Steve's CIA agent friend is killed, McGarrett lets himself be captured by the group he thinks is responsible and endures a torturous sensory deprivation tank to find the killer. Also, Tani wrestles with whether or not she will tell McGarrett about the murder weapon she found at Adam's house, on the ninth season premiere of HAWAII FIVE-0, Friday, Sept. 28 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.
The episode, titled "Cocoon," is a retelling of the original series' pilot episode and was written by the late Leonard Freeman, creator of the original "Hawaii Five-O," and current executive producer Peter M. Lenkov. Mark Dacascos returns as McGarrett's nemesis, Wo Fat.
("Ka ?owili ?oka'i" is Hawaiian for "Cocoon")
REGULAR CAST:
Alex O'Loughlin (Steve McGarrett)
Scott Caan (Danny "Danno" Williams)
Chi McBride (Lou Grover)
Ian Anthony Dale (Adam Noshimuri)
Jorge Garcia (Jerry Ortega)
Meaghan Rath (Tani Rey)
Beulah Koale (Junior Reigns)
Taylor Wily (Kamekona)
Dennis Chun (Sgt. Duke Lukela)
Kimee Balmilero (Noelani Cunha)
RECURRING CAST:
Mark Dacascos (Wo Fat)
Rosalind Chao (Governor Mahoe)
Shawn Thomsen (Pua Kai)
GUEST CAST:
Rochelle Aytes (Greer)
Jack Coleman (Miller)
Roger Yuan (Kang)
Lamont Thompson (Kray)
Susan Park (Rosemary)
Erik Chang (Tech)
WRITTEN BY: Leonard Freeman and Peter M. Lenkov
DIRECTED BY: Bryan Spicer
22 episode 9th season
09-28-18, 05:19 AM
#2
DVD Talk Legend
re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
Is this the last season?
Any word of a crossover episode with Magnum PI ?
Any word of a crossover episode with Magnum PI ?
09-28-18, 07:20 AM
#3
DVD Talk God
Thread Starter
09-28-18, 04:24 PM
#4
DVD Talk Legend
re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
I need to get caught up on last season.
One good reason too have CBS All-Access.
One good reason too have CBS All-Access.
09-29-18, 10:24 PM
#5
DVD Talk Limited Edition
re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
I found it annoying that they changed the opening credit fonts and put the episode title on screen. But after reading the original post, it sounds like they are trying to mimic the original series for the season premiere episode. I guess I'm really picky haha
09-30-18, 08:16 PM
#6
DVD Talk God
Thread Starter
re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
Mark Dacascos appearing in the premiere as Wo Fat made no sense. His character has been dead for a few seasons and he ended up being a hallucination.
at Steve and Jr. burying the money that Kamekona invested into their business. Talk about ridiculous.
Roger Yuan is a pretty badass martial artist. He would have kicked McG's ass in reality with no trouble.
at Steve and Jr. burying the money that Kamekona invested into their business. Talk about ridiculous.Roger Yuan is a pretty badass martial artist. He would have kicked McG's ass in reality with no trouble.
09-30-18, 11:27 PM
#7
DVD Talk Limited Edition
re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
I had trouble remembering where I’ve seen him before, so I had to look it up. Shanghai Noon! Haven’t watched that movie in a long time. Might have to pop in the DVD this week.
09-30-18, 11:35 PM
#8
re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
Mark Dacascos appearing in the premiere as Wo Fat made no sense. His character has been dead for a few seasons and he ended up being a hallucination.
at Steve and Jr. burying the money that Kamekona invested into their business. Talk about ridiculous.
Roger Yuan is a pretty badass martial artist. He would have kicked McG's ass in reality with no trouble.
at Steve and Jr. burying the money that Kamekona invested into their business. Talk about ridiculous.Roger Yuan is a pretty badass martial artist. He would have kicked McG's ass in reality with no trouble.
10-22-18, 12:19 PM
#9
DVD Talk Limited Edition
re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
Finally dumped this show. The major crime of the week always seems to be the secondary plot lately. Lots of unnecessary filler takes up a majority of the episodes. Disappointing, but I guess I should expect that in the ninth season.
10-22-18, 12:21 PM
#10
DVD Talk Hero
re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
This is already in Season 9? What the fuck time. Stop it.
10-22-18, 12:24 PM
#11
DVD Talk God
Thread Starter
re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
This isn’t 24: Hawaii.
I think that’s what you were expecting.
05-09-19, 03:09 PM
#13
DVD Talk God
Thread Starter
re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
It might end up running longer than the original series.
I still watch it, but I'm not surprised this thread has been dead for months. The show isn't serialized and long season procedurals never bring out any discussion here.
There were rumors that Alex O'Loughlin was going to bail after his contract expired after season 8 (that didn't happen), but I guess living and working in Hawaii plus the yearly raises will keep him. He and Caan apparently get cuts from the profits of this show.
I still watch it, but I'm not surprised this thread has been dead for months. The show isn't serialized and long season procedurals never bring out any discussion here.
There were rumors that Alex O'Loughlin was going to bail after his contract expired after season 8 (that didn't happen), but I guess living and working in Hawaii plus the yearly raises will keep him. He and Caan apparently get cuts from the profits of this show.
05-09-19, 03:18 PM
#14
Banned by request
re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
If only the original minority cast members got that love. I guess that’s why they left.
I loved this show, but there’s just too many damn episodes each season. Makes me appreciate the 6-10 episode seasons Netflix and other streaming services do. I’ll probably catch up someday. I bailed somewhere during season 5.
I loved this show, but there’s just too many damn episodes each season. Makes me appreciate the 6-10 episode seasons Netflix and other streaming services do. I’ll probably catch up someday. I bailed somewhere during season 5.
05-09-19, 03:52 PM
#15
DVD Talk God
Thread Starter
re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
If only the original minority cast members got that love. I guess that’s why they left.
I loved this show, but there’s just too many damn episodes each season. Makes me appreciate the 6-10 episode seasons Netflix and other streaming services do. I’ll probably catch up someday. I bailed somewhere during season 5.
I loved this show, but there’s just too many damn episodes each season. Makes me appreciate the 6-10 episode seasons Netflix and other streaming services do. I’ll probably catch up someday. I bailed somewhere during season 5.
05-09-19, 03:59 PM
#16
DVD Talk Special Edition
re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
It might end up running longer than the original series.
I still watch it, but I'm not surprised this thread has been dead for months. The show isn't serialized and long season procedurals never bring out any discussion here.
There were rumors that Alex O'Loughlin was going to bail after his contract expired after season 8 (that didn't happen), but I guess living and working in Hawaii plus the yearly raises will keep him. He and Caan apparently get cuts from the profits of this show.
I still watch it, but I'm not surprised this thread has been dead for months. The show isn't serialized and long season procedurals never bring out any discussion here.
There were rumors that Alex O'Loughlin was going to bail after his contract expired after season 8 (that didn't happen), but I guess living and working in Hawaii plus the yearly raises will keep him. He and Caan apparently get cuts from the profits of this show.
I guess that plot point about
Spoiler:
05-09-19, 07:54 PM
#17
Banned by request
re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
For me alone, no. But splitting TV show watching with my wife, well, we have to pick and choose. Shows that are shorter in general are almost always chosen over stuff like Five-O. Although I really do miss it. Binging it later will be fun as hell since I'll probably have to watch 50-75 episodes to get caught up. We just finished watching the entire series of Catastrophe which was all of 24 episodes at 30 minutes each. Way more attractive to cover something like that vs the never ending saga of Steve McGarrett and company.
02-01-20, 11:52 PM
#18
Suspended; also need updated email
re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
Not sure there is a Season 10 thread
Katrina Law welcome addition
But when a show has an episode about a dog with PTSD and Danny meeting a girl, banging her in the toilet and she dies in a car accident in the same episode, they are stretching for new storylines
Katrina Law welcome addition
But when a show has an episode about a dog with PTSD and Danny meeting a girl, banging her in the toilet and she dies in a car accident in the same episode, they are stretching for new storylines
02-03-20, 12:54 PM
#19
DVD Talk Special Edition
re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
Yeah this was a mediocre episode, I was dozing off a lot during this episode.
02-03-20, 01:01 PM
#20
DVD Talk God
Thread Starter
re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
I didn't bother creating a season 10 thread because not enough people in this forum support this show regularly anymore and I figured no one cared.
Yes, Katrina Law is a nice addition.
I have kept up with season 10 including the Magnum crossover.
Yes, Katrina Law is a nice addition.
I have kept up with season 10 including the Magnum crossover.
02-16-20, 10:40 AM
#22
DVD Talk Gold Edition
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.
02-16-20, 10:58 AM
#23
Suspended; also need updated email
Re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
Yeah i'm not sure how they can redeem Adam from all of this
Unless he's being doing it all with Steve's blessing from day one, that would be a cheap way out
The cast is a titch too big at the moment, i'd get rid of Danny and be done with it
Unless he's being doing it all with Steve's blessing from day one, that would be a cheap way out
The cast is a titch too big at the moment, i'd get rid of Danny and be done with it
02-16-20, 11:29 AM
#24
DVD Talk Gold Edition
Re: Hawaii Five-O (CBS) -- The Season 9 and beyond... Thread
I'd get rid of Quinn. She wasn't needed to begin with. I still enjoy Steve and Danny's bickering (most of the time), but sometimes it seems like the writers have to stretch to find ways to make them argue about something. They could probably do away with Adam and it wouldn't hurt the team. I wouldn't miss Food Truck Guy or his cousin either.
02-16-20, 12:09 PM
#25
DVD Talk Limited Edition
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.