- Original release
- Previous episode S09E06 - Aia I Hi'ikua; I Hi'ialo
- Number S09E07
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Director
Bryan Spicer
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Writers
David Wolkove
Matt JL Wheeler
- Country United States
- Original language English
- Genres Action, Crime, Drama
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Pua a'e la ka uwahi o ka moe
(The Smoke Seen in the Dream Now Rises) McGarrett investigates a cold case from the 1940s, one that his grandfather and the famous Honolulu detective Chang Apana worked on, and he tries to deduce how the case could have been solved. Also, McGarrett and Danny get ready for the opening of their restaurant.
In the realm of classic television, few shows capture the gritty essence of crime-solving as brilliantly as "The Detectives Starring Robert Taylor." Set against the backdrop of mid-20th century America, this action-packed drama offers viewers an enthralling glimpse into the world of Captain Matt Holbrook and his team of plainclothes detectives. With 97 riveting episodes spread across three seasons, each installment promises a unique blend of suspense, action, and drama.
At the heart of this series is Captain Matt Holbrook, portrayed by the charismatic Robert Taylor. Known for his roles in classics like "Death Valley Days," Taylor brings a commanding presence to his portrayal of Holbrook—a humorless, hard-nosed police captain leading a team dedicated to unraveling complex criminal cases. His leadership allows for a dynamic narrative structure where each episode can spotlight different members of his detective squad.
Among these detectives are Lt. Jim Conway, a charming ladies' man; Lt. Johnny Russo, whose tough-talking persona and cigar-smoking flair make him unforgettable; and Lt. Otto Lindstrom, an old-timer seasoned by years on the force. This diverse cast ensures that every episode can explore various aspects of law enforcement while keeping audiences engaged with fresh storylines.
