SPOILER ALERT.
DO NOT READ IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THIS EPISODE.
A silly ending (as is usually the case). Turns out that the private investigator - Jerry - murdered his wife and wants to pin it on the psycho who's going round murdering a specific type of woman.
Towards the final minute of this episode, McGarret accuses Jerry of killing his wife. All Jerry had to do was say "No I didn't". Instead, he fesses up.
They say confession is good for the soul. (But only in Hawaii 5-0)
As my title says, this is one of the better episodes. Hard to believe that Jack Lord died about 25 years ago (it's 2024, as I'm writing this). The killer, who looks so youthful, died about 3 years ago, aged 91. The years are passing by so rapidly....
The script writers seem to insist on putting some kind of twist at the very end. The trouble is that it happens so often, it's lost its impact.
DO NOT READ IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THIS EPISODE.
A silly ending (as is usually the case). Turns out that the private investigator - Jerry - murdered his wife and wants to pin it on the psycho who's going round murdering a specific type of woman.
Towards the final minute of this episode, McGarret accuses Jerry of killing his wife. All Jerry had to do was say "No I didn't". Instead, he fesses up.
They say confession is good for the soul. (But only in Hawaii 5-0)
As my title says, this is one of the better episodes. Hard to believe that Jack Lord died about 25 years ago (it's 2024, as I'm writing this). The killer, who looks so youthful, died about 3 years ago, aged 91. The years are passing by so rapidly....
The script writers seem to insist on putting some kind of twist at the very end. The trouble is that it happens so often, it's lost its impact.