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Analyze and summarize the following news-like text snippet: 
"Hawaii Five-O" fans will get to play detective -- and script writer -- when they choose the ending of an episode in real time for the first time in primetime drama history.
Monday's episode of the police procedural series will revolve around the death of an Oahu State University professor and three probable suspects: his boss, his teaching assistant or a student he busted for cheating. But, instead of having the writers choose the guilty party, fans will be able to have their say.
"We picked episode 314 because we had three very viable suspects. In order to make this work, we need multiple suspects who each had a very believable motive," executive producer Peter Lenkov told CBSNews.com in an email.
Viewers can vote in real time on CBS.com or by tweeting with the hashtags #theBoss, #theTA or #theStudent. After an almost-instantaneous tally, the most popular ending will air.
"I've always felt the most fun aspect of watching a mystery is trying to figure out whodunit," Lenkov said in a s...<|im_end|>
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The provided text appears to be a news article or similar content. A brief summary could be: "Hawaii Five-O" fans will get to play detective -- and script writer -- when they choose the ending of an episode in real time for the first time in primetime drama history.
Monday's episode of the police procedural series will revolve around the death of an Oahu State University professor and three probable suspects: his boss, his teaching assistant or a student he busted for cheating. But, instead of having the writers choose the guilty party, fans will be able to have their say.
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