Before it was canceled, Hawaii Five-0 ran for 10 seasons and nearly 250 episodes from 2010 to 2020. It's an impressive run, to say the least, and it certainly kept itss cast and crew employed for a while. Despite that though, at least one star can think of a major drawback that comes with that kind of longevity. Series alum Scott Caan was the one to open up about the downside of working on the hit CBS show (and his reasoning makes sense).
Scott Caan, who portrayed Detective Sergeant Danno Williams of the HPD, was the latest guest on the podcast Inside of You with Michael Rosenbaum. While speaking to the Smallville alum, Caan said that he mostly had a great time filming the series. However, what he had a hard time with was the sometimes repetitive nature of the storytelling, which he believes isn't the best thing for an actor. When making his argument and discussing his work, he said:
