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Incorrect legalese, Chin gets crappy lines, McGarrett is actually Aragorn.
Pete Carroll's Seahawks make history by being the first team with an under .500 record to make it to the playoffs. It's because Carroll was paying the players, I know it.
The recap is late, but it matches the late-season revelations given by Five-0 as we get some closure on Victor Hess, find out why Chin is on the outs with HPD, and finally meet Wo Fat.
It turns out that Hawaii Five-0 will have a season-long story arc as McGarrett and Kelly try to solve the mystery of the red toolbox.
Kono can't hold a gun, McGarrett plays into his stereotype, Danno doesn't know what's going on, and I still have no idea what Chin is doing for ninety percent of the episode.
What has made Hawaii Five-0 effective is its portrayal of justice. The kind of Jack Bauer justice that people feel should be exacted every day
Grace Park finally gets an episode all to herself; and she ends up eating it, as they say on the big island. I also find out that the Hawaiian lifestyle is not for me. Color me shocked.
