Ha'i'ole (Unbreakable)

Episode aired Sep 19, 2011
TV-14
44m

IMDb RATING

8.7/10

945

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Scott Caan, Daniel Dae Kim, and Alex O'Loughlin in Hawaii Five-0 (2010)

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Action Crime Drama

McGarrett escapes from prison and sets out for revenge on Wo Fat, with the help of his now-disbanded Five-0 team and the man who trained him in the Navy.McGarrett escapes from prison and sets out for revenge on Wo Fat, with the help of his now-disbanded Five-0 team and the man who trained him in the Navy.McGarrett escapes from prison and sets out for revenge on Wo Fat, with the help of his now-disbanded Five-0 team and the man who trained him in the Navy.

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IMDb RATING

8.7/10

945

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
Taylor Wily, Kamekona, always appeared in the end credits in Season 1. From this episode he appears in the Guest Starring section at the beginning of the episode.

Goofs
The character of Joe White is far too old to be holding the rank of Lieutenant Commander in the Navy. The average age for this rank is 33 while only a handful of senior prior enlisted and former warrant officers hold this rank past the age of forty. Actor Terry O'Quinn was 58 when he portrayed White, with his character looking about the same age.

Quotes
Danny 'Danno' Williams: Please, please listen to me. Is there *any* way I can talk you out of this?
Steve McGarrett: Has it ever worked before, Danny?
Danny 'Danno' Williams: No.
Steve McGarrett: Okay, so - let's go.

Connections
Featured in Hawaii Five-0: Ua ho'i ka 'opua i Awalua (2017)

Soundtracks
Hawaii 5-0 Theme
Written by Morton Stevens
Performed by Brian Tyler

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9/10

enjoyed it

"Ha'i'ole" was actually the first episode I have seen of Hawaii Five-O. As a loyal Lost fan, I could not resist seeing the reunion of Terry O'Quinn with Daniel Dae Kim. All in all, it was a pretty good episode. Obviously, there was an ongoing plot that left me feeling a little confused at times, but that is to be expected if you have not been watching. Otherwise, the episode could very well stand on its own. I loved the character Terry O'Quinn played, and at the same time I kept wondering if there were going to be any John Locke-esque quirks. The very idea of it actually made me a giddy with anticipation. I would like to see how it plays out with his character and will probably watch some more episodes, but unfortunately it is not my first choice for that time slot.