The episode starts off with two fishermen kayaking out deep into the ocean to, well, catch some fish. The idea was for one of the fishermen to use one of the biggest fish they caught to propose to his girlfriend (he thought putting the box in the fish\u2019s mouth would be the way to go \u2013 yikes<\/i>). Too bad for them though, the currents started to pick up and there wasn\u2019t enough time to make it back to shore. Closest thing they could do was head to come rocks to wait it out, but the currents swept them up, kicking them out of the kayaks (still not sure why anyone chooses to use those things, but to each their own I guess<\/i>).\u00a0<\/p>\n \u201cThe Deep End\u201d – RESCUE: HI-SURF – Pictured: Kekoa Kekumano as Laka Hanohano. Photo: Zach Dugan\/FOX. \u00a9 2024 FOX Media LLC. All Rights Reserved. <\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Time passes, over an hour that is, and the boys are still missing. Gathering details for their girlfriends and where their cell phones were last pinged, the team determines a possible location and sets out for the rescue. Thankfully, it only took moments to spot them (they made it onto the rocks<\/i>). Will and Laka both swim up to the rocks to assess the situation, finding that one of the fishermen had a cut on his head, but apart from that, they would be okay. Now this is where that concern for Sonny I mentioned earlier comes in. The currents are still rough and because the skis can\u2019t get close enough to the rocks, Will and Laka, along with the fishermen have to swim through these currents to get to the skis. Will and his rescuee made it onto the ski (but not before being briefly separated after a wave hit them<\/i>) driven by Emily and started to move away from the currents. When Laka and his rescuee made it to the ski, Sonny seemingly froze. It\u2019s like when Will and his rescuee lost each other momentarily, he was brought back to what happened with his nephew Zion.\u00a0<\/p>\n \u201cThe Deep End\u201d <\/span>– <\/span>RESCUE: HI-SURF – Pictured: Adam Demos as Will Ready and Arielle Kebbel as Emily \u2018Em\u201d Wright. Photo: Zach Dugan\/FOX. \u00a92024 FOX Media LLC. All Rights Reserved. <\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Sonny isn\u2019t able to shake this fast enough, which causes Laka to call out to him. Despite this minor hiccup, both fishermen were brought back to shore and received medical attention. They will be okay. This isn\u2019t enough for Sonny though as he begins to spiral again. This catches Will\u2019s attention and as he\u2019s walking towards Sonny to see if he\u2019s okay, Sonny falls to the ground and passes out. He wasn\u2019t out long, but he was out long enough to raise some concern to Emily. Sonny tries to brush this off, but when Emily says that it\u2019s lucky that this didn\u2019t happen during a rescue, he takes it more seriously and takes some time off: leaving Emily in charge.\u00a0<\/p>\n Seeking help, especially for men, is a tough step. One that Sonny is obviously not ready to make when he leaves the grief counseling center before completing his intake forms. Sometimes, a familiar face can help \u2013 which is why Sonny goes to visit Tommy. He opens up to Tommy about what\u2019s been going on \u2013 about the nightmares with Zion, describing it as losing Zion on a loop. Tommy\u2019s advice to Sonny is to let it go, but is that possible? It doesn\u2019t seem like it will be in this case.\u00a0<\/p>\n \u201cThe Deep End\u201d – RESCUE: HI-SURF- Pictured: Kekoa Kekumano as Laka Hanohano and Arielle Kebbel as Emily \u201cEm\u201d Wright. Photo: Zach Dugan\/FOX. \u00a9 2024 FOX Media LLC. All Rights Reserved. <\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Hina is still treating Kainalu like the spoiled kid who didn\u2019t earn his spot and well, that\u2019s somewhat true. With Emily in charge, she hands out the day\u2019s assignments which pairs Kainalu with Hina on the towers. She tries to get her assignment changed claiming that Kainalu doesn\u2019t know what he\u2019s doing to which Emily points out that they started at the same time (basically, who is she to make such a statement – because yes, Hina, why would you even say that?<\/i>)\u00a0<\/p>\n Laka has been, well, let\u2019s say he\u2019s been enjoying himself a lot lately. Going out drinking until the early mornings and showing up late to work. Emily wasn\u2019t having that; she assigned him to work with the rookies. I wonder if something is going on with Laka that we don\u2019t know about yet, because the way he parties every night, that can\u2019t be normal. I\u2019m sure the constant rejections from Jenn don\u2019t help either.\u00a0<\/p>\n Frustrated with being stuck with the new kids, Laka decides to leave them and go for a fitness break. This is after Kainalu lets a couple swim in dangerous water because they claim they\u2019re good swimmers. Come on, Laka, even I know that wasn\u2019t the best move. Hina\u2019s cousin stops by for a surf and ends up getting injured. Worried about her cousin, Hina runs to help forgetting her radio at the tower (rookie mistake<\/i>).\u00a0<\/p>\n Remember that couple that Kainalu let swim in dangerous waters I mentioned earlier? Yeaaaahhh\u2026 guess who messed around and found out? Kainalu sees that both the man and woman are in distress and radios Hina for help (but of course she doesn\u2019t get that message<\/i>). After not hearing her respond, Laka tried Hina too and nothing. He rushes back and gets there just in time to help Kainalu assist the man while Hina (finally joining the party after Kainalu had to yell for her<\/i>) helped the woman. Now, in this situation, I\u2019m really upset at Hina for making me be on Kainalu\u2019s side with this one. Thankfully, the man and woman were okay.\u00a0<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/blogger.googleusercontent.com\/img\/b\/R29vZ2xl\/AVvXsEhOAxbTFctgEHhte66KLWgyjUq4VHrotv0N3WPqTN970u8GMZykQ_HLxphbrQTo_jMD5s2WSNc5brmmI0GBCuPC1ZGgM2EFoZxmkq649pCHgjM5BIb2FUptdEN0wmDJQZtqmjfv0QE3fOtQcbSqh0iSB3CDxprXOvOkqKAYs6mC822by5eTlv9qmA\/s2628\/RHS-S1_103-8-ZD_4145_f.jpg\")
<\/a><\/div>\n<\/a><\/div>\n<\/a><\/div>\n