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Set in the fiftieth state, the remake of Hawaii Five-O will star Alex O'Loughlin as the son of Steve McGarrett, who battled crooks as the head of an elite branch of the Hawaii State Police on the original show, which ran from 1968-1980.
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Topic: Hawaii Five-O

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Why it's always crime time on TV

Book 'Em Danno: CBS said to greenlight Hawaii Five-O Remake

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