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Hawaii Five-0: Season 2, Episode 10Ki'ilua (21 Nov. 2011)While Five-0 investigates the death of a muckraking reporter, Jenna returns to ask McGarrett for help finding her fiancé in North Korea--which is actually part of Wo Fat's revenge plot--and Joe White leads the mission to bring them home. Director:Kate Woods |
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| Alex O'Loughlin | ... | ||
| Scott Caan | ... | ||
| Daniel Dae Kim | ... | ||
| Grace Park | ... | ||
| Masi Oka | ... | ||
| Lauren German | ... | ||
| Jimmy Buffett | ... | ||
| Mark Dacascos | ... | ||
| Larisa Oleynik | ... | ||
| Reiko Aylesworth | ... | ||
| David Keith | ... | ||
| Terry O'Quinn | ... | ||
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| Kaytlin Borgen | ... |
Bethany Morris
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Sung Paek
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While the murder of reporter Bethany Morris puzzles the team, Steve accepts on the spot to go to North Korea with CIA analyst Jenna Kaye who assures him her fiancé, agent Jonathan, is being held there by rebels who demand ransom. Steve soon spots a trap, but is captured when Jenna turns on him. While they are incarcerated and tortured by Wo Fat, who wants father McKenna's findings, the team back in Hawai works out Jenna was playing a dirty game. Joe White and some of Steve's SEAL mates help them mount an instant officious rescue mission. Written by KGF Vissers
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north korea | abuse | computer hacker | rocket propelled grenade | ak 47 |Parents Guide:
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21 November 2011 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
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Chin Ho Kelly: [Chin takes the ring and puts it on her finger] I'm fixing a mistake.
[Malia gasps]
Chin Ho Kelly: This should have been on your finger a long time ago.
Malia Waincroft: Chin Ho Kelly, I would love nothing more than to be your wife.
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The SEAL team rescuing McGarrett are seen using Kalashinkov (AK-47 and its variants) assault rifles. See more »Goofs
Fixed wing aircraft have the pilot's seat on the left. Helicopters have it the other way around, with all of the primary flight instruments on the right hand side of the instrument panel. As such, the pilot should have been flying it from the other seat. See more »Quotes
Malia Waincroft: [after Chin removes her necklace] What - what are you doing?Chin Ho Kelly: [Chin takes the ring and puts it on her finger] I'm fixing a mistake.
[Malia gasps]
Chin Ho Kelly: This should have been on your finger a long time ago.
Malia Waincroft: Chin Ho Kelly, I would love nothing more than to be your wife.
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I normally like to watch this series. However, this episode was completely awful. The problem was that the people who filmed it did not appear to know anything about Korea nor did they bother to even try to find out. First of all, the geography for Korea seemed to be wrong from the start, it appeared to place Korea in Southeast Asia. I thought I had heard it wrong, but, the landscape they had for Korea was completely wrong - there are no palm trees except some in the very south in Busan or in Jeju Island, but none otherwise on the peninsula except these very southern locations, and definitely not anywhere near the demilitarised zone where the events were portrayed to take place. Otherwise, too, I've actually been in the DMZ myself, and definitely it does not look like anything shown in the episode. Secondly, the Korean baddies spoke awful Korean, the accent was hardly understandable and mangled. In addition, these guys were crossing the world's possibly most heavily guarded border at will - this would be absolutely impossible in real life, not to mention of launching rockets in the area just like that with impunity. Maybe the filmmakers have seen too much MASH from the 70s or old Vietnam war movies from which they have drawn. It's just awful, and I presume "the budget did not allow" to film in Korea, and perhaps they actually could not get any real Korean speakers to act in this episode due to all this. I can't understand how Danie Dae Kim and Grace Park, too, would have been able to put up with this, even granted that they are not first generation ethnic Koreans. It's all incredible...