This second season of Hawaii Five-O is where the series finds it's feet. The quartet of Steve McGarrett, Dan Williams, Chin Ho Kelly and Kono continue to combat crime in the Hawaiian islands. The stories are gripping throughout and the filming continues to make the most of the fantastic Hawaiian locations and scenery. The end credit sequence now features the more familiar ocean boat race scenes which would feature in the following 10 seasons, instead of the night time cop car chase of series one. Many guest actors feature in this season whom you will recognise from other series' or films.
There is a distinct nostalga for series' of this era where writing and acting was in a different class. Hawaii Five-O does not disappoint, and anyone who likes the cop series of the sixties and seventies cannot fail to like this...
Again, as with series 1, the episodes are re-mastered ensuring that the picture quality is higher than when originally seen on TV (when networks often used… more »

This second season of Hawaii Five-O is where the series finds it's feet. The quartet of Steve McGarrett, Dan Williams, Chin Ho Kelly and Kono continue to combat crime in the Hawaiian islands. The stories are gripping throughout and the filming continues to make the most of the fantastic Hawaiian locations and scenery. The end credit sequence now features the more familiar ocean boat race scenes which would feature in the following 10 seasons, instead of the night time cop car chase of series one. Many guest actors feature in this season whom you will recognise from other series' or films.
There is a distinct nostalga for series' of this era where writing and acting was in a different class. Hawaii Five-O does not disappoint, and anyone who likes the cop series of the sixties and seventies cannot fail to like this...
Again, as with series 1, the episodes are re-mastered ensuring that the picture quality is higher than when originally seen on TV (when networks often used heavily scratched and dull copies).