“E mālama pono” – MacGarrett and Danny finally track down the missing uranium, which has been used to build a bomb located in the middle of the jungle. Now, they must carefully extract the unstable explosive through treacherous terrain before it detonates, on HAWAII FIVE-0, Friday, Feb. 24 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

Singer Darius Rucker guest stars as Desmond Abati, the bomb maker. Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith guest composed multiple cues for this episode.

(“E mālama pono” is Hawaiian for “Handle with Care”)

Can you already hear the bitching? Yeah, me too. LOL
But it could be a great episode. Let’s hope for the best. Looking forward to seeing more of Claire Forlani.

Yes, this might get kinda unrealistic, but I love these pictures. This has the potential for a great episode. Steve in the jungle, all sweaty, wet and dirty? What else do you need? 😉

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Thanks to SpoilerTV here are the promo pics for 7.17. I truly hope that Alicia is in no way associated with the serial killings. I would be really disappointed about that.

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“Hahai i nā pilikua nui” – McGarrett and Five-0 once again become entangled in the twisted mind games of serial killer Dr. Madison Gray (Elizabeth Röhm) when she stumbles into HPD covered in blood that matches Alicia Brown’s (Claire Forlani), and claims amnesia, on HAWAII FIVE-0, Friday, Feb. 17 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

“Hahai i nā pilikua nui” is Hawaiian for “Hunting Monsters”

This sounds actually really interesting. AND Nahele is in the episode. 🙂  Unfortunately four others I really don’t need. (Can you guess which ones?) But still, really looking forward to this one.

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Let me tell you a little tale. A few years ago, there started a new show on TV, and many people were hooked for various reasons.

• some loved the action
• some loved the location
• some loved the humor
• some loved a particular actor
• some loved another particular actor
• some loved the banter
• some loved all the above

But one thing all had in common, they loved the show.

And you know what? They still have that in common. But they all love in very different ways. And none of those ways is wrong.

What is wrong is:

• to go and tell people how bad it is to love something and still criticize it
• to go to a blog, you don’t like, and read the comment section and then
• to go and bash those people commenting
• to go and question them being fans
• to think that you are true fans
• to think that your opinion is more valid than others’

You know what that is?

Pathetic and small-minded, mobbing and bullying, harassment

Just because how others celebrate and enjoy a show they love doesn’t fit into your cute little box labelled FAN, doesn’t mean you are superior. On the contrary. The last day has shown me how your hearts are filled with hatred, spite, nastiness and not a spark of Aloha in sight.

I pity your desperate need to validate your opinion in that manner. It is a testament how very little you actually believe in your love. If you would, you wouldn’t care what others think about something or someone you love. You would stand above it. But you don’t. You constantly try to tell ‘the world’ how wrong it is to love something any other than your way. The right way, right?

But you know what, a very smart woman once said “If they go low…”

Thank you, GNP for reminding me of that. So very true.

And one more word. You don’t have to come here and read. I’m not one to go out and beg to read my blog. I don’t even tag my posts. So, feel free to stay the heck away!

One thing you did with your campaign though. Now more than ever will I post reviews for every damn episode. I will not stop telling what I thing were amazing and great things about my favorite show. And I for damn sure will never, ever stop pointing out the stupid and ridiculous!

“Ka pa’ani nui” – When working a murder case involving the illegal practice of shark finning, Five-0 uncovers the possibility that a former Nazi war criminal may be hiding out in an old leprosy colony in Hawaii, on HAWAII FIVE-0, Friday, Feb. 3 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

(“Ka pa’ani nui” is Hawaiian for “Big Game”)

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