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Hawaii Five-0: Why Daniel Dae Kim's Chin Ho Kelly Left the Series
Daniel Dae Kim played Chin Ho Kelly on Hawaii Five-0 for every episode in the first seven seasons. He left before Season 8 for an unfortunate reason.
10 Modern TV Reboots That Were a Smashing Success
While some shows remain untouchable classics, other series have found great success in their modern reboots, bringing the stories to a new audience.
10 Longest Running Crime Shows Of All Time
Some of the best crime shows on television have accumulated huge followings and critical success, amassing many seasons with hundreds of episodes.
15 Actors Who Made Controversial Exits From Their TV Shows
Actors exit shows all the time, sometimes of their own volition but often with clouds of controversy hanging over them.
10 Best TV Action Heroes
From iconic stars in the 90s to heroes starring in streaming series today, TV houses some of the greatest action heroes in fiction.
10 Best Classic TV Shows With The Worst Titles
Some of the best classic TV shows were hugely successful, even though the series had weak or bad titles.
Daniel Dae Kim Is Done With Hollywood Killing Characters of Color
Lost's Daniel Dae Kim discusses his characters' deaths across film and television and how he's done with watching characters of color die on-screen.
Daniel Dae Kim Announces He Is Now Coronavirus-Free
Daniel Dae Kim, the co-star of Lost and Hawaii Five-O, announced he is now free of coronavirus, 10 days after he contracted the disease.
Chuck Norris Joins Hawaii 5-0 for Series Finale
Chuck Norris will join the Five-O cast for their series finale.
<i>Hawaii Five-O</i> Goes Back To The Classics
The good news about the upcoming revamp of Hawaii Five-O? To quote Craig Ferguson, CBS cares. They care so much, in fact, they're dropping the updated version of the theme music that accompanied early promos for the show.
Check Out The Opening For The <i>Hawaii Five-O</i> Remake
CBS has unveiled the opening sequence to its remake of Hawaii Five-O, which features an updated version of Morton Stevens' classic theme.
No Hawaii Aloha For <i>Lost</i>'s Kim
Lost's Daniel Dae Kim will be staying in Hawaii for his next job, headlining a new version of Hawaii Five-O for CBS' fall season.