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Only the Stars of Heaven Know Where Pae Is (O nā hōkū o ka lani wale no kai ‘ike i kahi o Pae) is the 16th episode of Season 8 in the remake version of Hawaii Five-0.

Synopsis[]

Tani and Junior go undercover as prospective parents in order to infiltrate a private school where the headmaster was murdered. Also, Adam’s life is on the line when he is held captive and forced to produce a hidden massive amount of money.

Plot[]

Headmaster Waller had been a headmaster at one of the prestigious schools that pride themselves on their kids getting into the Ivy Leagues. It was also the sort of school that had rich donors that made up most of their PTA and so no one involved with the school had wanted to court scandal or is around the mere hint of one. They had all just wanted to keep the school out of it and that wasn’t possible. It was clear that the school was somehow involved in why Waller disappeared because his laptop, as well as his briefcase, had been found in his office at the school all untouched and which meant the however way he left it hadn’t been because someone wanted to rob him.

Another very telling piece of evidence had been the nine-millimeter shell that the school janitor found in his vacuum bag and so something clearly happened at that school, but no one was willing to talk to an outsider about it. If they were going to open up then it would be to one of their own and so the team sent two of theirs to act as prospective parents. Junior and Tani were going to act like another rich, snooty couple and they were going to get close to everyone by approaching them as concerned parents. They just couldn’t let their son Noah go to any school when what they wanted for him was the best school.

The two fake parents approached the acting headmaster and they questioned her about Waller. Waller had been part of the school so long that the two pretended they were worried the school would go under without him and so Meech did her best to comfort them. She told them that Waller left for his own reasons and that it might have had something to do with not being so well liked. He was a bit of a taskmaster and had made a few people angry, but he was gone now and so the school didn’t have to worry about his “tantrums”. The woman that was telling them all this had also mentioned how they could better their chances of getting accepted by the school.

She told them that if they went to the fundraiser and made an expensive bid that they would be a shoo-in though that led to a problem for two undercover agents. They needed to run all monetary transactions past their boss and he told them that they could make expensive bids as long as they didn’t win. They, therefore, had to play things very carefully. They went to the fundraiser and spent more time gossiping then they did on bidding, so that led to some results. They learned that some believed the headmaster had been dipping into school funds and that he was possibly having an affair with someone at the school.

They had also learned a few things about their “fellow” parents at the fundraiser and so there had been a downside to the gossip because they didn’t know what to believe. Luckily, their team back at the office had managed to dig something up. They found out that Waller had fired Meech before his disappeared and that she had deleted the paper that led to that after he disappeared. So they brought her in and Meech, of course, swore she was innocent. She said that she hadn’t meant to tamper with evidence and that she had taken his disappearance as a sign from God because it saved her skin.

Meech said she had nothing to do with Waller’s disappearance and it turns out she had been right. She had nothing to do with it because the team received new evidence. They had found Waller’s car and someone had taken great care to drive it far away from the school yet the body hadn’t been in the trunk like they all assumed. The car had been clean. There hadn’t been a body and there hadn’t even been fingerprints which meant the body could still be at the school. And so Five-0 took the cadaver dogs to the school to find evidence.

What they found was the murder weapon. It belonged to Jared Barton who was a parent at the school and it had been found under concrete his company had laid for the school’s new gymnasium. So Five-0 picked up Jared and they found him with a trunk filled with cash that led them to believe they had the right guy. It seems Jared was making a run for it and so the team asked him how he got his hands on so much cash. They told him that they believed he got his hands on it by dipping into the money meant for the school’s gymnasium and so Jared confessed. He told him that they were right about it all. He had stolen the money, he had killed Waller after Waller found out what he did, and that his company wasn’t real.

Jared Barton had been using his company as a front to launder money for the cartel and so he had taken that money because he was going to fake his own death to protect his family. His family was his chief concern and so Jared was willing to do anything even testify against the cartel if the police could keep his family safe. But before Five-0 could make it to his family, his family had gotten kidnapped by the cartel and so the team needed to release him in order to get close enough to his family to rescue them. The family was safe as long as Jared showed himself and so he went to the meeting they had arranged.

Only the cartel was never going to release his family. They had called him to a meeting because they planned on killing his family in front of him and so Five-0 had to move in before they were ready. They were able to take out the guys on the ground and the one problem they had was the guy that had his gun trained on the Bartons yet Junior had gotten the shot and so he took it. He took out the guy and freed the family. So McGarrett finally got the chance to have a conversation with Jared about his confession. Jared said that it was all him and it turns out it had been his wife. She had killed the headmaster and she was the one making a deal with the cartel to use her husband’s company.

Jared was just willing to do time for it all because he didn’t want his wife to go to jail and because he knew McGarrett couldn’t prove his theory.

So Jared’s wife got away with her crime …

…And McGarrett later picked up a badly beaten Adam who was now on the hook for twenty million because Michelle Shioma somehow convinced the new crime boss on the block that he was good for it.

Notes[]

Deaths [3] [4] [5]

Quotes[]

Junior Reigns: See, all due respect, Commander, I'm just worried that no one's gonna believe that we're someone's parents.
Tani Rey: Maybe they'll believe it for you, but I'm far too young to be anyone's mother.

(Taking pictures)
Eric Russo: Closer. Come on! You're in love.
Tani Rey: No, we're not. We're married.

Lou Grover: Renee and I just went to visit Samantha at college. She's already blown through her monthly allowance.
Tani Rey: Yeah, well, good beer ain't cheap.
(Lou looks at her)
Tani Rey: Wait, what? Huh? What? Did I say beer? Because I meant books and school supplies.
Steve McGarrett: She meant books.

Lou Grover: All right, I'll call the governor, requisition some funds for this auction.
Tani Rey: Oh, would you also ask if they would spring for a new cocktail dress for me? Because I have nothing in my closet that would suggest ‘soccer mom’.
Lou Grover: Hell no.

Danny Williams: Vito, Vito, Vito, please. This is not right. These numbers cannot be right. This is a... we're trying to make a small Italian restaurant, not-not the Taj Mahal.
Uncle Vito: Hey, you swipe to the left if you like the board? Look at that one.
Danny Williams: I-I don't know. I'm the wrong person to ask. Please put the phone away. Can we Focus? These contractor bids are-are nuts. I.. it's just... it's not even close to within a budget.
Uncle Vito: Come on. It's gonna be okay. You know people come in here, they see this space, they think it's gonna take ages to build. Me, I make this place into a restaurant three, four weeks. The problem you have is all the paperwork, you know? You got your zoning, you got your work permits, you got... you got your liquor license, you know? But as long that's all lined up, you're good to go.
Danny Williams: Okay, the liquor licensed, we should be good. Steve put the thing in like a month ago, so that's... that shouldn't be a problem.
Uncle Vito: A month ago?
Danny Williams: Yeah, a month ago.
Uncle Vito: I hate to tell you, but it's gonna take a year for the license to get approved. I mean, why is that not the first thing that you did?
Danny Williams: You mean, like, 12 months?
Uncle Vito: Yeah, yeah, like a year. You know?
Uncle Vito: But let me see what I can do to, um, expedite the process.

Uncle Vito: Everything's gonna be okay. Uncle Vito's here. All right? All right, kid? Huh?
Danny Williams: I don't want you to touch my hair. I don't touch your hair.
Uncle Vito: I'm your uncle. I love you. Used to sit on my lap when you were a kid.
Danny Williams: Get out of here.
Uncle Vito: You pissed me off.

Eric Russo: Whew! I haven't searched that hard for nothing since I broke Cindy Traill's necklace while trying to remove her bra at the Williamsburg multiplex in ninth grade.
Steve McGarrett: What!
Danny Williams: That's too much of the wrong information, but thank you.
Eric Russo: Bottom line-- whoever drove Waller's car off school grounds wiped it downed before they ditched it.
Steve McGarrett: What about blood evidence?
Eric Russo: Yeah, none of that, either. Not in the trunk of the car or cabin.
Steve McGarrett: What you're saying is that somebody cleaned this whip from top to tail, or Waller's body is not in there.
Danny Williams: Which means it could still be at that school.

Uncle Vito: So you're saying I'm fired?
Steve McGarrett: The thought had crossed our mind. What I'm saying is that since you so accurately diagnosed just now where and how we're going wrong, that you should stick around and help us get it right.
Danny Williams: Nobody was gonna fire you.
Steve McGarrett: That's not true.

Uncle Vito: This guy's from Jersey? What, this guy, you know him? He's a friend of yours?
Danny Williams: No, he's not a friend of mine. He actually tried to kill me.

Steve McGarrett: This is on me. I should've never dragged you into this.
Adam Noshimuri: I wanted in. Remember?
Steve McGarrett: I'm shutting the task force down, Adam. It's too dangerous.
Adam Noshimuri: Look, I understand the risks. And with respect, if I thought I couldn't handle it, I'd tell you. I'm all in-- now more than ever. You're not shutting this down.
Adam Noshimuri: Look, I was right about Hideki. He is taking orders from someone. And something tells me whoever it is orchestrated the move against the other bosses, had Agent Fisher and his family killed.
Adam Noshimuri: But I can't shake this feeling that there's something else going on, Steve. An angle I'm not seeing.
Steve McGarrett: What are you talking about?
Adam Noshimuri: Remember what I told you about my meeting with Michelle Shioma? How she said had information that would change my life?
Steve McGarrett: Yes, I do. I remember you said you felt like she was... she was messing with you, trying to get in your head, right?
Adam Noshimuri: Yeah. Well, now I'm not so sure.
Steve McGarrett: Why?
Adam Noshimuri: I can't help feeling there's something else going on here and that it's all connected.

Trivia[]

Cast[]

Main[]

Name Portrayed by Role
Steve McGarrett Alex O'Loughlin A former Navy SEAL and the leader of the Hawaii Five-0 Task Force.
Danny Williams Scott Caan 2nd-in-command of the H50 Task Force and Steve's partner.
Adam Noshimuri Ian Anthony Dale An associate of the H50 team, and Kono's Ex-husband.
Tani Rey Meaghan Rath Former HPD cadet, who was recruited by H50
Junior Reigns Beulah Koale Former Navy SEAL and turned into Five-0 Task Force
Kamekona Teila Tuli An associate of the H50 team, and owner of Wailoa Shave Ice‏
Lou Grover Chi McBride Former leader of the HPD SWAT, and newest member of H50.

Recurring/Guest Starring[]

Name Portrayed by Role
Jessie Nomura Christine Ko Adam's new confidential informant
Eric Russo Andrew Lawrence Danny Williams's nephew and a crime lab specialist.
Vito Russo Vincent Pastore Danny's uncle
Hideki Tashiro Aaron Yoo Local Yakuza boss

Others[]

Name Portrayed by Role
Helen Meech Robyn Lively A private school secretary
Jared Barton Robert William Campbell Natalie Barton's contractor husband
Wife #1 Sara Lea Davis A woman who appears in this episode.
Wife #2 Cathy Roberts A woman who appears in this episode.
Husband #1 Phillip Kleshick A man who appears in this episode.
Barton's Daughter Camille Perry A woman who appears in this episode.
Lee Clyde Yasuhara A man who appears in this episode.
Head Cartel Guy Dezmond Gilla A man who appears in this episode.

Video[]

Related Pages[]

  Season 8
Fire Will Never Say that It Has Had EnoughYour Knife, My Back. My Gun, Your HeadDog Days
No Matter How Much One Covers a Steaming Imu, The Smoke Will RiseAt Kama'oma'o, The Land of Activities
Unfolded by the Water are the Faces of the FlowersThe Royal Eyes Rest Above
The Trail Leads To A Diving Place; Do Not Follow AfterDeath at SeaThe Future is in the Past
A Tall Tree Stands Above the OthersThe Round UpWhat is Gone is GoneThe Children of Kalaihaohia
A Coral Reef Strengthens out into LandOnly the Stars of Heaven Know Where Pae Is
The Fire Blazed Up, Then Only Ashes Were LeftTo Do One's Duty
No One Has Ever Died For the Mistakes He Has Made; Only Because He Didn't Repent
Kind Is the Bird of KaionaThe Answer to the Riddle is SeenThough the Fish is Well Salted, the Maggots Crawl
What Parents Do, Children Will DoThe Tough Branch That Does Not Break in the Kona GaleAncients Exposed

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