New Hawaii 5-0's producers showed the courage to focus on Islamic terrorism
I've seen a lot of the older, more classic Hawaii 5-0, which lasted 12 years (and after it ended, CBS sold some of the filming equipment to Universal so they could use it to shoot Magnum PI), and it looks like the new take on this famous police series set on the island state is proving itself worthy by producing a story where the stars combat Islamofascism. I'm very impressed at their courage to tackle a challenging issue. In that case, here's to hoping this new series will run at least another 12 years to match the older one!
Labels: islam, jihad, showbiz, terrorism, United States, war on terror
