Ep 10. The Last Eden
- TV-PG
- November 18, 1970
- 50 min
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7.2 (133)
The Last Eden episode of Hawaii 5-0 season 3 revolves around the team, who are investigating the case of a missing couple who were last seen camping in a secluded area of Oahu. On their way to investigate the case, the team comes across a group of people who are living in an off-the-grid community, producing their food, and living sustainably. The leader of the community agrees to provide assistance in locating the missing couple.
As the investigation proceeds, the team uncovers some troubling details about the couple's past, leading them to question whether their disappearance is the result of foul play or if they simply decided to disappear on their own. Meanwhile, Danny receives a visit from his brother, Matt, who reveals a family secret that could potentially ruin their relationship.
While the case unfolds, the team is drawn into the lives of the residents of the off-the-grid community, exposing them to a lifestyle very different from their own. The members of the community have intentionally distanced themselves from modern-day advancements, such as technology and electricity, in an attempt to live a simplified and authentic life. The community's leader, played by guest star James Caan, provides a glimpse into the mindset of those who choose to live this lifestyle while Danny, played by Scott Caan, grapples with the idea of disconnecting from the world he knows.
The Last Eden episode of Hawaii 5-0 season 3 is not only a solid detective story but also includes thought-provoking elements around the idea of disconnection from the modern world. The episode also sheds light on the importance of sustainability and alternative lifestyles in a world that is rapidly becoming more developed and industrialized.