Another day, another emergency saw lifeguards sprinting on the North Shore taking action.
Rescue: Hi-Surf serves another emergency situation we have never seen before, as shown in the exclusive clip of Rescue: Hi-Surf Season 1 Episode 14.
Sonny, Raka and Kenaru had troubled cliff jumpers and went to the live game to help those in need.
For this particular rescue, it looks like the team is separated, Sonny answers help when he is at headquarters, while Raka and Kenaru change tires on the island when they get the call.
From there, time is always essential, and every minute the victim may face further danger. It was a good thing that Laka received the call because he knew he could get a shortcut to rescue skiing in time.
Laka and Kainalu form a great team, but you have to doubt Sonny is what Kainalu feels like when she is a rookie and Laka A veteran lifeguard.
During the rescue period, we last saw Kainalu on the Snowboard: Hi-Surf Episode 1 Episode 1 Episode 13, and that wasn’t the case, but it wasn’t his own fault.
Laka believes he took the lead there to show his faith in him, and the pair Kainalu continues to seek certification for snowboards.
It will be a pile-up hour outside of this rescue, with Hina dealing with the issue at home, and Will and Em are still figuring out their relationship after their “breakup.”
We haven’t had much interaction with the people closest to her since Hina moved out of her family home, so it’s better to connect with them and build more of Hina’s backstory.
Hina is an attractive character; it would be nice to see her more outside of work and interact with Kainalu.
It may not be that good to see the soap opera between Will and EM keep moving forward.
They ran into something with Sean, but will she end up?
Considering the ending between things, of course it seems she is not, which makes sense.
But unless both push away all the feelings of hurt, embarrassment and pain, they will be in this weird stage where they don’t know how to act with each other.
Of course, they don’t need to bring others into the drama.
Both should focus on healing and moving forward, but it’s much easier to say when you’re heartbroken and forced to see your exes’ face every day.
It looks like another hour filled with action drama, we’ve watched the pulse-heavy rescue that will leave lifeguards in some rough waters trying to save the day again.
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