Two reboots sharing one Honolulu, one true crossover, and two originals that have nothing to do with either.
The two reboots share a world, and there is exactly one place where you have to stop one and watch the other. The two originals share nothing with them, so they are a separate matter entirely.
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Start here rather than with Magnum, because Magnum's own pilot already uses this show's medical examiner as a fixture and never introduces her.
Twenty episodes, and three Five-0 regulars appear in it, one of them seven times. Coming to it cold means meeting people the show assumes you already know.
Episode twelve is the one genuine crossover: a stolen list of CIA agents that starts here and finishes on Magnum. Stop after it, watch Magnum season 2 episode 12, then come back.
Then what? That is the only place the two interlock. There is also a one-way visit at Five-0 season 10 episode 18, where Magnum's Rick Wright turns up with no companion episode, and a MacGyver crossover inside Five-0's seventh season that likewise has no Five-0 half. The 1968 and 1980 originals sit completely outside all of this and can be watched whenever.
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