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=== The original ''[[Hawaii Five |
=== The original ''[[Hawaii Five-O (TV)|Hawaii Five O]]'': === |
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* The [[Crowning Music of Awesome|Theme Song]]. |
* The [[Crowning Music of Awesome|Theme Song]]. |
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* An official government package has been tampered with, causing an explosion that killed two people. McGarrett is questioning the courier, asking him whether he let somebody else handle the package, whether he took his eyes off the package at any time, whether he fell asleep on the helicopter ride between destinations. The courier held up his hand, and then spoke one of the most [[Badass]] lines in television history: |
* An official government package has been tampered with, causing an explosion that killed two people. McGarrett is questioning the courier, asking him whether he let somebody else handle the package, whether he took his eyes off the package at any time, whether he fell asleep on the helicopter ride between destinations. The courier held up his hand, and then spoke one of the most [[Badass]] lines in television history: |
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{{quote| "Sir, with respect, [[What Do You Mean |
{{quote| "Sir, with respect, [[What Do You Mean It's Not Awesome?|I take my duties as a courier very seriously]]."}} |
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Revision as of 00:09, 10 January 2014
The original Hawaii Five O:
- The Theme Song.
- An official government package has been tampered with, causing an explosion that killed two people. McGarrett is questioning the courier, asking him whether he let somebody else handle the package, whether he took his eyes off the package at any time, whether he fell asleep on the helicopter ride between destinations. The courier held up his hand, and then spoke one of the most Badass lines in television history:
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"Sir, with respect, I take my duties as a courier very seriously." |
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