Hawaii can seduce just about anyone whether you are a cop or a criminal. The detectives that work here can never really take a break from paradise, because they are tangled in the dark side of this paradise. This group of detectives is lead by a seasoned cop with years of connections established through out the island and his new partner fresh from the states.

On the heels of ABC's "Impact" a few weeks ago, comes the two-part movie about another meteor bearing down on Earth.

In a new miniseries sequel that has "disaster" written all over it, a series of super-sized seismic events (they're called "quake swarms," people) threatens not only the west coast--as in NBC's earlier "10.5"--but the entire United States and perhaps all of the western hemisphere.

KITT gets a makeover as well as a new driver in the form of Michael's son (Justin Bruening).

This killer-storm disaster sequel to "Category 6: Day of Destruction" runs the risk of being insensitive (with footage of real-life killer storms and their aftermath still being shown daily on the news), but perhaps manages to avoid that label by being completely preposterous.