Who would want to kill the coach of a college's All-Women Basketball Team. The guy was beloved and he supposedly wasn't carrying on with one of the co-eds.
His murder leads to the people he lived with; the guy's business is a front for an apparent laundering scheme. The best part of all this is that it involves Kono; as I predicted she has gone undercover, but for some reason!
The near hostage situation in the bank is as tense as we can get and Kono, looking more like a slut, really does justice to her part. Of course, she is the good girl at the very end.
What McGarrett did to the guy forcing her to be undercover was well justified. All police would agree to that.
The cohesiveness and strength depicted by the unit at the end of the episode was worth the price of the entire show.
His murder leads to the people he lived with; the guy's business is a front for an apparent laundering scheme. The best part of all this is that it involves Kono; as I predicted she has gone undercover, but for some reason!
The near hostage situation in the bank is as tense as we can get and Kono, looking more like a slut, really does justice to her part. Of course, she is the good girl at the very end.
What McGarrett did to the guy forcing her to be undercover was well justified. All police would agree to that.
The cohesiveness and strength depicted by the unit at the end of the episode was worth the price of the entire show.