ആദ്യത്തെ 200 വരികൾ.
What gives, buttercup?
How come you didn't order anything?
I wasn't that hungry.
What have I always said?
Ice cream
makes everything better.
It's true. It's true.
I really liked him.
I know.
Clearly, the boy's an idiot.
Papa.
You know how many times I...
I had to ask your grandmother out
before she agreed to a date?
17.
Okay, well, nowadays, they call that stalking.
Well,
63 years married.
I must have done something right.
I'm just saying
that if this young man
really wanted a serious relationship with you,
he would have fought for you.
You deserve better.
Thanks, Papa.
You guys okay? Hey, get out of here.
Get out of here. He won't get out of the way.
Get out. Hey!
Back! Stay down!
Get out. Go. Go.
Go, go, go, go.
This is even better than the one you made yesterday.
Did you put potato chips in it?
Yeah. What, it gives it some crunch.
And plus, the salt offsets the sweetness of the fig jam.
Damn.
You're really stepping up
your sandwich game.
You know...
I know what you're doing.
Besides crushing the sandwich game?
You know, as much as I love
you bringing me lunch every day,
you don't have to check in on me.
I'm fine.
I don't know what you're talking about.
Okay, I'll admit. This...
This isn't the type of job I ever thought I'd have.
But I actually really like it.
You know?
I'm working outside.
Pay's decent.
And at the end of the day,
I get to come home to my beautiful "Smokeshow" of a wife.
Excuse me, what now? "Smokeshow."
That's what the guys on the crew call you.
Really. -
Okay, I think we're gonna have to cut this down
to maybe once a week, then.
Seriously, Adam.
You know you could do anything and I'd be proud of you.
Even though I come home all filthy and soaked in sweat?
I actually find that kind of hot.
Yeah? Yeah?
Yeah. -
Let's see about that. Come here. You like that?
No? Like that...
Like that man stink?
What have we got here?
Well, there was a stickup at a credit union
five blocks from here.
Second bank job in a week, by the way.
The perps were making their getaway,
ate this stop sign, T-boned this car here.
After that,
they carjacked the nearest motorist
and fled the scene. Chin's over there
talking to the lady who was driving this car.
She was treated for minor injuries,
but, she had her grandfather in the car, man.
He wasn't so lucky.
Paramedics declared him dead on the scene.
Hey, there's something you guys should know
about the accident victim.
Excuse me, guys.
Can you give me a second, please?
Thank you. Thanks.
Hey, Amanda.
Hey.
My name's Commander Steve McGarrett.
I wanted to say I'm really sorry for your loss.
Your grandfather
was a true hero.
I'm sorry.
My grandfather... the man I'm actually named after...
he served on the Arizona, too.
Unfortunately...
he didn't make it off the ship that day.
I was upset about breaking up with my boyfriend,
so he offered to take me for ice cream.
I feel so stupid...
Wait a minute. This is... This is not your fault.
You understand me?
He survived Pearl Harbor, World War II
and two bouts of cancer...
just to die like this.
Amanda.
I promise you...
I'm gonna find the men responsible for this.
What am I looking at here?
Looks to me like it's part of a bone.
Okay. So?
Well, so if it's human,
it could mean this site was once a heiau or burial ground.
Well, that seems like all the more reason
not to do anything about it.
I'm sorry?
This whole island is a burial ground.
If we stopped construction every time a bone turned up,
nothing would ever get built.
I understand,
but aren't we required to report it?
You're not hearing me.
Something like this could shut us down for months.
All because 20 years ago,
some guy decided to bury his dog in the backyard.
We're permitted. We've broken ground.
So drop this.
Yes, sir.
When the first bomb hit,
it kicked a huge swell
over the portside of the ship,
throwing men overboard.
My first thought was that,
we'd been torpedoed.
Since I was a member
of the fire team, I raced below deck,
took my station next to Gun Four.
That's the only reason I'm still here.
The next bomb hit on the other side of the ship.
I was far enough away from the blast
to survive.
Where'd you get this?
It's from a documentary
commemorating the 75th anniversary
of Pearl Harbor. I reached out to the filmmaker,
and he hit me back and forwarded me.
Patterson's full interview.
You guys got something there? Yeah.
No match on the blood,
but Chin's got the security footage from the bank
cued up and ready to go.
These guys were in and out of this place
in under a minute.
They were smart, too.
They knew the police response times,
and they only went after the cash in the drawers.
What'd they get?
Just under $12,000. I guess that's not bad
for 60 seconds.
Yeah. But the weird thing is the two banks they hit this week
were both military credit unions.
Yeah, I don't know if that's a coincidence.
Chin, play it back again.
All right, check this out.
They're all packing.
M4 carbine rifles, right?
That's standard issue for U.S. infantry. Okay?
Look at the way they stacked up
before they breached the security of this room.
It's basic close quarter training.
So they're probably soldiers.
The U.S. military keeps a database of DNA samples
in case they ever have to identify remains. All right. I'll reach out
and have them run the blood we collected from the scene.
All right.
Pulled the property records
but didn't find much.
Was hoping maybe you could dig deeper?
See if there's anything
that would explain why bones would be there.
Sure, I suppose I could do that.
I'm sensing a "but."
Well, as you no doubt heard,
I finally got my shield.
No, actually, I hadn't heard that.
But congrats, Jer.
That's awesome, man.
Thanks.
Anyway, I'm not sure how I feel
about keeping this from my fellow Five-O team members.
Look, I know how hard you worked
to get that badge.
Which is why you more than anyone
should understand why I want to keep this quiet for now.
It took me months to land this job.
You know, I'm finally making money
and contributing again.
But if I tell Kono about this,
she'll have to get involved.
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