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‘Hawaii Five-0’ Season 4 Episode 2: ‘A’ ale Ma’a Wau’

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Hawaii Five-0' Season 4, Episode 2: A' ale Ma'a Wau

“Hawaii Five-0” Season 4 Episode 2 “A’ ale Ma’a Wau” airs tonight on CBS, where you will find a fish out of water.

Here’s the synopsis for “A’ ale Ma’a Wau”:

“LA Five-0 murder investigation leads the team to help a Texas Ranger who comes to the island to find his missing daughter. Meanwhile, Kono and Adam fight to stay alive when their hidden location is discovered.”

CBS’s episode discovery reads:

“In an updated remake of the 1968 original series, Detective Steve McGarrett returns home to Oahu to investigate his father’s murder and Hawaii’s governor convinces him to stay and head up a new team with no rules and no red tape. Detective Danny “Danno” Williams joins the team in order to keep the island safe for his 8-year old daughter. Also joining the team is Chin Ho Kelly who was wrongfully accused of corruption and Chin’s cousin Kono who is fresh out of the academy. While running the team, McGarrett also tries to repair his relationship with his estranged sister Mary Ann and continues to look for closure on his father’s case.”

“Hawaii Five-0” Season 4 airs Friday Oct. 4, at 10:00pm on CBS.

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