doesn't seem like it's completely wrapped up in the premier.

Male: Yeah. Look, man; Wo Fat has an uncanny way of using McGarrett any way

he needs to. It's getting to a point with McGarrett, especially

after Doris McGarrett let Wo Fat go, or so Steve suspects, that

Steve is starting to suspect that Wo Fat and he might be a

little closer, more tightly-bonded than he knows. It's driving

him crazy, and that's his new obsession. He's onto it like a

bloodhound. That's something that drives him into the beginning

of this season.

Interviewer: How is his relationship going to be with Rollins? Is it

going to go well?

Male: Good. It's going really well. I think things are going pretty serious

for those guys. They're getting pretty serious. They're living

together. She has a few . . . I can't tease too much, but Cath

has a few pretty massive things happen. One is to do with

employment and another is to do with past love, which

McGarrett's not too happy about. Anyway, I can't tell you too

much.

Interviewer: Last thing: How is this? You guys have done this every

year.

Male: It's astonishing. How is this? This is my fourth Sunset on the Beach,

and I never, ever feel . . . I'm always surprised. I can't

believe the turnout. I can't believe the constant commitment.

I'm just so grateful, man. This is my job, it's what I know.

This show is just what I do every day in between living my life,

but I do it with all of my heart, and these people come here

with all of their hearts. I don't think they'll ever understand

what it means to me. It means the greatest deal ever.

Interviewer: Thanks so much. Have a good time tonight.

Male: Yeah, you too, man. Take it easy.