Hawaii Five-0 (TV Series) Ka Pono Ku'oko'a (2016) User Reviews

excellent episode directed by Peter Weller

[svdijk · 10/10 · 23 April 2016]

This is in my opinion the best episode of season 6, there were so many story lines here, the arsonist Jason is back, Adam and the Yakuza, of course Gabriel, and a couple of other people. when an bomb is placed under an bus with prisoners, five-0 goes on a manhunt when 6 dangerous inmates are on the run, including Adam and Jason. the team learns that Adam was actually the target of this whole thing. i loved the character development in this episode. it is so well written and and that is very hard to find in this season. i loved it when Jason burnt and strangled two Yakuza mobsters, he was already creepy but this was just insane how he did it. we also have a rapist who wants to kill all the prisoners that have escaped. What a creep! But five-0 was right in time before he killed them all, even he took one of the mobsters hostage... a 10/10 for this episode!

Great job Peter, you did it again!

****

[edwagreen · 10/10 · 24 April 2016]

A chemical spill is conveniently arranged while a bus of prisoners is on board. Eventually, we learn that the spill was arranged to target Adam.

We have quite an assortment of deranged lunatics and one extreme savage among them, all of whom are running through the forests of Hawaii in their attempt to elude the police.

This was a fast paced thrilling adventure and the episode succeeded because it dealt with only this story.

Kono is one of the cops in pursuit and you can imagine how she feels when it first appears that Adam wanted to escape. Only Steve's sorting out of the situation reverses this thought. We see Steve and Danny in conflict over this until Danny comes around to Steve's thinking.

Really?!

[baaspitter · 5/10 · 5 February 2022]

Really?! Kono is allowed to hunt down her own husband?!? Yeah, right. No way. She could decide to let him go if she's the one to track him down. At least she would not be able to make any right decision.

And that she had to meet with Chin on top of a mountain is ridiculous. A Café in the neighborhood would have done the trick.