♥ What’s new pussycat whoa
What’s new pussycat whoa oh oh
Pussycat, pussycat, you’re so thrilling
And I’m so willing to care for you ♥
I loved the scenes with Steve and Mr. Pickles. Again, Steve was the only one who cared. I hope he keeps him until Weed-Guy can take over. We all know that Eddie can do no harm.
Enjoy, but you might discover that I was tremendously pi//ed after this episode.
leiCa
9.20 Ke ala o ka pu
First of all, let me thank you for still sticking around. I know we haven’t been the most productive lately. But it’s not due to lack of interest, it’s just because of too little time. There is a lot going on in our lives, and as you all know, real life comes first.
So, here is another review, but it, again, lacks pictures. But LeiCa already provided us with great screenshots. And you can always head over to IntenseStudy; they did a great job with Steve in this episode.
Without further ado, here is our little review for 9.20. Is it twenty episodes already? Unbelievable.
I loved the Steve/Duke/John storyline. Duke’s the last man standing who knew Steve’s Dad and it is wonderful that Duke shared his memories about Steve’s father and vice versa. Dennis Chun and Alex are amazing together (and on their own too, of course) and I would love to get more McDuke!
The transitions from Steve to Stevie and back where very well done! Kudos!
leiCa
“O ke kumu, o ka māna, ho‘opuka ‘ia” – While Adam investigates the murder of an undercover FBI agent about to wed the daughter of a Yakuza leader, Noelani is held hostage and forced, along with her mentor Dr. Chu (Page Leong), to operate at gunpoint on a criminal, on HAWAII FIVE-0, Friday, April 26 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.
(“O ke kumu, o ka māna, ho‘opuka ‘ia” is Hawaiian for “The Teacher, the Pupil – Let it come forth”)
OK, again, what is Adam’s qualification to be a Special Task Force member? None needed? Got it. Now he is investigating a murder? OK, I give up on any kind of logic.
“He kama na ka pueo” – Five-0 investigates the murder of a man whose body may hold the key to a 20-year-old case involving a kidnapped girl whose father never stopped looking for her, on HAWAII FIVE-0, Friday, April 12 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.
(“He kama na ka pueo” is Hawaiian for “Offspring of an Owl”)
Continue reading “9.21 Press Release – Promo Pics”
“Ke ala o ka pū” – Five-0 must locate a teen girl who purchased a gun from a junkie, and discover that the firearm, over the course of decades, has affected all of their lives, on HAWAII FIVE-0, Friday, April 5 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.
(“Ke ala o ka pū” is Hawaiian for “Way of the Gun”)
I am looking forward to this episode. I am a fan of flashback scenes, so let’s hope this will be good.
As soon as pictures become available, we will post them here.
Shallow note: Steve looked extra awesome in this episode. Maybe because he could just be Steve. Relaxed and all. Like me. I mean relaxed. Not that I could look even more awesome… *shakes her hair and leaves the room*
leiCa
It’s nice to see a fun and carefree Steve once in a while. And Alex’s various Alexpressions have been extra excellent in this episode. His V.o.E. are still in full force. The play is in him, not in the words! That’s acting.
This episode made it extra hard to pick a pic. I snapped so many different Alexpressions. Here are a few. Enjoy! ~leiCa
“Pupuhi ka he’e o kai uli” – Five-0 investigate the murder of a window washer and find that the victim is actually a renowned street artist who may have a politically motivated bounty on his head. Also, Grover and Adam look into the murder of a gambler, and Junior helps his father when they are reminded of his sister’s death, on HAWAII FIVE-0, Friday, March 15 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.
(“Pupuhi ka he’e o kai uli” is Hawaiian for “The octopus of the deep spews its ink.”)
I really liked 9.17. Kurt Jones and Alex O’Loughlin always do something different with the show. Different angles, different perspectives. And I always liked these time jumps, one reason 2.16 is still one of my favorites. Alex is doing so well in front AND behind the camera with the action, the drama and the emotions. Very well done this time too! His spirit of “Do Less More” does the actors good.
And how awesome was the ‘bullet scene’?
Now have fun, it’s shorter this time, but we didn’t have that much of Steve.
leiCa
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