Hawaii

2004
Hawaii

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EP1 Hawaiian Justice (aka. Pilot) Sep 01, 2004

A freakish series of decapitations has police officers and detectives brushing the island to bring the killer to justice.

EP2 Underground Sep 06, 2004

After a cache of C-4 explosives is found, Gains goes under cover as a demolitions expert infiltrating a gang planning a bank heist.

EP3 Cops 'n' Robbers Sep 08, 2004

Harrison and Declan track down a serial killer who targets streetwalkers; Declan offends a Hawaiian goddess when he sends his mother some holy lava rocks; Gains and Edwards search for violent carjackers who prey on tourists.

EP4 Psych Out Sep 15, 2004

When a judge is murdered in a public park, Harrison and Declan have 72 hours to build their case or see the lead suspect leave for Samoa; Gains and Edwards must improvise a search for big-time drug dealers

EP5 Lost and Found Sep 22, 2004

A teenager is kidnapped by a sex-slave ring. Declan recruits Internet specialists to help track down a pedophile who might be able to help them catch the ringleaders.

EP6 No Man Is an Island Sep 29, 2004

Gains and Edwards see a track a drug dealer's source to a mysterious local island. And its residents claim it is an independent nation growing its own cash crop -marijuana.

EP7 Out of Time Oct 06, 2004

A Hawaiian family feud ends up in murder. So the dectectives are on it. And when they research on it, they go back 200 years of family history.

EP8 Almost Paradise Jan 01, 0001

A new bride from the midwest disappears from her honeymoon suite. Dectectives suspect that it was her husband, the case goes into a media frenzy. Hawaii's police to protect the image of the tourist economy.
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Released: 01 September 2004 Ended
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Hawaii is a United States television series produced and distributed by NBC Universal Television for the NBC television network. Originally titled Pearl City, this police drama was produced with the series Hawaii Five-O in mind, and debuted on August 31, 2004. Written by Executive Producer Jeff Eastin, the series revolves around a fictional elite crime unit of the Honolulu Police Department headed by veteran detective and local legend Sean Harrison and John Declan, a former Chicago Police Department detective transferred to the state of Hawaii for his talents. The series was written by Jeff Eastin, Chris Black, Reid Steiner, Wendy West, Eric Haywood, and Travis Romero. The series is considered one of the most ambitious projects in the history of the Hawaii State Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism's Hawaii Film Office, desperate to repeat the economic prosperity once gained and driven by the CBS television series such as Hawaii Five-O and Magnum, P.I. for the state's tourism industry. The series was canceled in October 2004. Although eight episodes were filmed, only seven actually aired.

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plsmith-1 I was channel surfing and ran into this show and decided to watch it. I was not disappointed. Good action, some tech stuff, nice scenery (both the landscape and some of the female cops *wink*) and I like the way the writers were able to weave the A & B plots into each other. (one plot supplying info or items to support the other plot) and I felt the writers did a pretty good job of it. And as a bonus, a "C" plot was also thrown in for good measure. It was a shock though to see Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa (normally the heavy in most films) playing the ultimate good guy as Captain Terry Harada. (I kept wanting to tell the other cops "Lookout! That's Shang Tsung from Mortal Kombat! He's Evil!") But it was interesting to see him in a different role. Most of the acting was decent and the plots were interesting and even funny.I recommend this show to those that like to see several well written tales woven into each other.Paul
bj_cormier I gotta tell you that this is CSI and NYPD Blue combined. I liked both series and this ones warming up to do the same. I look forward to see how the rest of the season goes. THUMBS UP and stay away from that plug. Your on the right track and remember.... The trophy is always worth the chase. G R E A T so far ...... If if were writing the script ? you might want to throw in a cute ME to get that love/romance thing a kick. I can see from the first show you got one started but, GIRLS need COMPETITION from other girls. Lets get it on.... No Charlies angels please but a cute M.E. will do. Cops gotta have a romantic side too (besides there job) and a medical examiner on a island that has so much crime ? Hey Yeah....
pdrdes This show is above average, with good strong acting and beautiful scenery. I want to give it more time to develop but one thing is for sure, more Aya Sumika. She's talented, beautiful and will definitely be going places! What else has she been in?? The interplay between the characters is going to take some time to develop, but I hope they try and do something different. Too many shows go for the tired formulas and the unfortunate demise of the very fine Boomtown may discourage producers to be daring. Let's hope Hawaii can rise above being a "guilty pleasure" cop show. Great location ( i Used to live there). Good all around cast. The story lines -- we'll have to wait and see. But these guys are off to a good start. Viva Hawaii.
Edouard Baissier Mesert While this is network television, I was impressed with some of the acting, some of the writing, most of the scenery, and the comedy.I watch non network TV 99 percent of the time. It was only the cast that got me interested enough to watch. Not perfect, but better than half of the USA, TNT, FOX, Sci Fi original programming. We should encourage any attempt at good programming on NBC, CBS or ABC. If I see one more Reality show announced, I think that I will barf. The CSI clones are just more of the same. The only other shows that I like are 'The West Wing' and 'Will and Grace'Bored to Death with 99 percent of Network TV.Thanks NBC for at least a good start. Keep working on it.