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tikiyaki
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On 2009-01-23 15:05, bigbrotiki wrote:
On 2009-01-23 14:44, tikiyaki wrote:
On 2009-01-23 13:56, bigbrotiki wrote:
"Hawaiian Eye" shot during Tikis heyday, (1959-1963), used a Tiki as a logo, shot mainly on the mainland
"Hawaii 5-0" shot AFTER the heyday of Tiki, as good as NO Tikis to be seen in over 200 episodes, shot in the Islands
WHAT ? That's actually not true.
Season 2 has an episode shot in the Bishop Museum, "King Kamehaha Blues" . There are tikis in that episode.
Jim read the fine print: ".....shot after the heyday of Tiki, AS GOD AS no Tikis to be seen in over 200 episodes..."
There also was an episode where a Tiki was the murder weapon. Do these and and a few other exceptions among 278 (!) episodes, and the absence of any Tiki imagery in its titles, make it a "Tiki style" show? No, the heyday of Tiki was over, it was deemed "in-authentic" and politically incorrect, especially on a show that claimed to portray the true, on location Hawaii.
Tiki as a weapon...now that's an episode I wanna see.
I only have seasons 1 and 2. Do you know what season that episode was in ? I wonder if it's on DVD yet.
The Bishop museum episode had some nice tiki shots in it tho' for sure. I tried to do a screen capture and post the pics here, but couldn't do it, being that it was such a rarity with that show. I wish there were more, tho' the real fun of watching that show is some of the nightclub scenes in the early episodes....places that LOOKED so tiki, but , as you've stated,had no tikis in them.
Do you have your TIKIYAKI ORCHESTRA CD YET ?
http://www.myspace.com/tikiyaki
http://www.tikiyakiorchestra.com
[ Edited by: tikiyaki 2009-01-23 15:26 ]
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