Ep 12. O kela me keia manawa (Now and Then)

O kela me keia manawa (Now and Then) is the twelfth episode of the fourth season of Hawaii Five-0, an American action police procedural television series. The episode was directed by Jeff T. Thomas and written by Matt Wheeler and Keith Powers.

The episode opens with the Five-0 team investigating the murder of a former surf champion, who was found dead in his home. The team quickly discovers that the victim had been living a double life, and was involved in a dangerous criminal underworld. As they dig deeper into the case, they uncover a web of deceit and revenge that has been building for years.

Meanwhile, Kono (Grace Park) is faced with a personal dilemma as she considers leaving the police force to pursue her passion for professional surfing. Overwhelmed by the responsibilities of her job, and eager to fulfill her dream of becoming a pro surfer, Kono must weigh the potential consequences of her decision.

As the investigation of the murder unfolds, the team is forced to confront their own past mistakes and the consequences of their actions. Memories of their own youthful indiscretions come flooding back, causing tension and conflict within the team.

In another part of Honolulu, Lou (Chi McBride) reconnects with an old friend and they reminisce about their past together. As they catch up, the friend reveals a shocking secret that could change Lou's life forever.

The episode culminates in a thrilling confrontation between the Five-0 team and the dangerous criminals they have been chasing. As they race against the clock to catch the culprits, they must also confront their own past and the choices that have brought them to this point.

O kela me keia manawa (Now and Then) is a gripping episode that explores the theme of redemption and the power of facing one's past mistakes. Through intense action and heart-wrenching personal stories, the show captures the essence of the Hawaiian spirit and the timeless wisdom of its people. With excellent performances from the cast, stunning visuals, and an engaging storyline, this episode is a must-see for fans of the series and anyone who loves thrilling police dramas.