- Network: CBS
- Series Premiere Date: Sep 20, 2010
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 148 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 106 out of 148
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Mixed: 21 out of 148
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Negative: 21 out of 148
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Sep 21, 2010This show reminds me of all those crappy "action" flicks of the 80s, replete with all the cliiches. Alex O'loughlin is such a stiff he makes Keanu Reeves seem lifelike (okay, almost lifelike). The only interesting thing about this show is Scott Caan. CBS has invested allot in this show so I'm sure it'll be around for a while. This one goes in the same pile as all those crappy CSI spin-offs.
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Dec 1, 2010
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Oct 17, 2010too cliched. i did give it a good try. the characters are too predictable and one dimensional. the theme song is great though. memories aaahhhh. the background - hawaii is cool to watch.
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Aug 10, 2011
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Jul 5, 2014There's no question that "Hawaii Five-0" has slick action, an attractive cast and a solid premise, but it's largely a headache than excitement. Really disappointing.
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Feb 23, 2019Love the show - ALWAYS bothered by Danno's hair style - getting worse. He is in great shape but would look SO much better with a hairstyle that doesn't go straight back from his face and up to make him seem taller - NOT! Almost can't stand to look at him! Also finding it a bit tiresome the way he and Steve interact - the bantering is overdone and getting old.
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While Hawaii Five-0 Mark II has none of its predecessor's cringe factor, the classic theme music retains its blood-rushing quality with a sharp, updated recording. And when McGarrett first utters the infamous line, "Book 'em Danno," we dare you not to let a little grin escape.
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The ingredients for eye-rolling failure are all here: Sample dialogue: "Your superiors say that you're the best they've ever seen"; foreign terrorists for bad guys; one female team member who makes Maggie Q from "Nikita" look like a prissy hack, and, oh, yes--it's an election year. But Hawaii Five-O works, and for one reason: Scott Caan, who is the second coming of cool.
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Hopefully the hyperactive series will mellow into a slightly less frenetic version of itself--out of budget necessity, if nothing else.