Moku Moku

Loved watching episode 1 and 2 , awesome to see local actors , very entertaining.

The local scenes , the talent.

The local store , their attire , love the mom , The pidgin English The local houses and what we have inside our hales. Nice to see other locals on here other than the ones we see here n instagram We need more local shows like this Will recommend others to watch, I cannot wait till next episodes Nice scenery out our and aina, local food and beer Typical local party The Honi honi in movie You will laugh at scenes The local truck and riding in the back Typical crash out after kaukau.

Prepare to fall in love with absolutely everything about Moku-Moku. We all have our favorite characters at our house and love their comic adventures. It's a show you'll want to binge with the whole fam, and a real look at island life on Maui for the local and native peoples. If you loved Reservation Dogs and Letterkenny like us, this is your new favorite. We don't usually see "upcountry" life pictured on TV at all- life on the slopes of the volcano which is more ranch style than anything tourists imagine Hawaii being- and that's what's fabulous about the setting. It's not a show trying to sell you some idea or fantasy of Hawaii- it's real Hawaii. It's the people. It's the traditions. It's also the challenges of living in the most expensive state in the country, for working young people trying to make ends meet. It's relatable, fun, silly and also quietly edgy. You'll love it! TV comedy at its best!

This independent series about the life of locals in Upcountry Maui humorously pays homage to the struggles and triumphs of life on an island, away from the beaches and resorts which visitors might think is all there is to Hawaii (thanks to shows like Magnum P. I. and Hawaii Five-O).

The characters and their speech are recognizably "local" (but understandable by anyone) and if their struggles sometimes seem a little ridiculous (and hysterically funny), they are nonetheless universally human. The trio--Kimo, Pili, and Leilani--support one another facing issues of identity and destiny and struggles to make a living and a life in an economy that does not favor them and a cultural climate that may not see them or make space for them.

Featuring a laundry list of Maui luminaries, great writing and acting, beautiful photography, and scathing wit, Moku Moku is a must-see for anyone who loves Maui, who is curious about Hawaii, or who likes to laugh.

I was beyond impressed when I sat down to watch Moku Moku- it's very easy to get immersed in the story and it has a good tempo- The stories in this series are relatable, and the people are just actually the way they are here. It's feels good to have Maui represented in the way this authentic.

I like the way it captured your attention and kept going without any hesitation. The editing is very good.

The character Pili was super relatable with his antics and mischievous fun loving time- there are a lot of people like Pili here- It has been a breath of fresh air to see Local entertainment by local artists, actors, producers and the like.

Moku Moku is right up there with Reservoir dogs and Letterkenny. It shows you the side of Maui that tourism doesn't touch on. Classic upcountry hometown Maui life to bring you a closer experience to one of your favorite islands. It has local actors and local entertainment and it truly is a community project come to life and on your screen. This show immerses you in Maui culture and can bring you to the islands from anywhere in the world. If you're missing Maui - watch this show to feel back on island again. Grab a malasada and a spam musubi and get comfy to get to know Pili, Kimo and Leilani. Is your favorite going to be goofy lovable Pili? Or hopeful daydreamer Kimo? Or how about ambitious headstrong Leilani? Give a watch and support local art and entertainment to find out - you won't regret it.