Hawaii Five-0

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Television series
German title Hawaii Five-0
Original title Hawaii Five-0
Hawaii Five-0 2010 logo.svg
Country of production United States
original language English
Year (s) 2010-2020
Production
company		 K / O Paper Products
CBS Productions (2010–2012)
CBS Television Studios (2012–2020)
length 42 minutes
Episodes 240 in 10 seasons ( list )
genre Action series , crime novel , drama
Theme music Morton Stevens
production Peter M. Lenkov ,
Alex Kurtzman ,
Roberto Orci
music Brian Tyler ,
Keith Power
First broadcast September 20, 2010 (USA) on CBS
German-language
first broadcast		 March 13, 2011 on Sat.1
occupation
synchronization

Hawaii Five-0 is an American crime series produced by CBS Corporation for the US broadcaster CBS between 2010 and 2020 . The series is a remake of the Hawaii Five-Zero series, which aired from 1968 to 1980, about a special police unit fighting organized crime in Hawaii . The leading roles are Alex O'Loughlin , Scott Caan , up to season 7 Daniel Dae Kim and Grace Park , from season 4 Chi McBride , from season 5 to season 10 Jorge Garcia , from season 8 Meaghan Rath , Beulah Koale and Ian Anthony Dale , who has been part of the cast since season 2, and Katrina Law in season 10 . Hawaii Five-0 first aired on September 20, 2010, exactly 42 years after the original aired.

Hawaii Five-0 is set in the same series as JAG - On behalf of the Honor , Navy CIS , Navy CIS: LA , Navy CIS: New Orleans , MacGyver , Scorpion and Magnum PI In the sixth episode of the second season, Daniela Ruah appears as Special Agent Kensi Blye briefly appears as an agent for NCIS Los Angeles. In May 2012, another crossover of both series was shown. There was a story split into two parts, the first showing on Hawaii Five-0 and the second on Navy CIS: LA . In 2017, MacGyver joined the series universe when Chin and Kono received help from Mac, Jack, Riley, and Bozer from the Phoenix Foundation after an earthquake on the Big Island . The appearance of the two Five-0 investigators as well as that of the takeaway operator Kamekona was shown in the episode Trouble in Paradise at MacGyver .

On March 23, 2017, CBS extended the series for an eighth season. Their broadcast started on September 27, 2017 in the USA . In Germany the eighth season will be on since February 5, 2018 Free TV transmitters Sat.1 aired. The series' continuation for a ninth season was confirmed on April 18, 2018. In May 2019, CBS ordered a tenth season of the series. The series ended with the tenth season, also because Alex O'Loughlin decided not to extend his expiring contract for an eleventh season.

action

The focus of the series is the highly decorated former naval officer Steve McGarrett, who is tasked by the governor of Hawaii with the formation of a special unit to fight organized crime. He is recruiting former police officer Chin Ho Kelly, who was forced to leave the police after unjustified allegations of bribery, police officer Danny "Danno" Williams, who followed his divorced wife and daughter from New Jersey to Hawaii, and young police officer Kona "Kono" Kalakaua who has just finished her education and is Chin's cousin. They call themselves Five-0 and work together on a variety of different criminal cases.

In season 2, Agent Lori Weston joins the team, but leaves it when a case goes too far and the governor gives her the choice between Five-0 and the state of Hawaii.

When McGarrett's friend Catherine Rollins resigns from the Navy in Season 4, she also joins the task force after a short time. But when she was recruited by the CIA on an aid trip to Afghanistan, she accepted the offer and left the team.

In Season 5, Captain Lou Grover, former captain of the HPD's SWAT team, and Jerry Ortega, a school friend of Chin and a conspiracy theorist, join the Five-0 Task Force. The latter received his badge after 2 years in the team and is therefore officially part of Five-0.

In season 7, Masi Oka, Daniel Dae Kim and Grace Park left the series, Kim and Park because of unfair pay and Oka because he wanted to turn to other projects.

These exits were explained in the series in such a way that the coroner Max Bergman (Masi Oka) moves to Madagascar to join an aid organization there; Chin Ho Kelly (Daniel Dae Kim) moves to San Francisco to lead his own task force and Kono Kalakaua (Grace Park) travels the mainland picking up trafficking rings.

Police high school dropout Tani Rey and former Navy SEAL Junior Reigns are found to replace the two missing investigators at Five-0, and Dr. Noelani Cunha set. Later on, Kono's ex-husband Adam Noshimuri, a long-time close friend of the team and a former high animal of the Hawaiian Yakuza, also joins Five-0.

characters

main characters

Lieutenant Commander Steven John "Steve" McGarrett (Commanding Officer)
Lieutenant Commander Steve McGarrett is a former, highly decorated naval officer moving from the Navy SEALs to the Hawaii Police Department as a reservist . In 2002 he worked in Morocco with his trainer Joe White under the direction of Agent Greer, with whom he had a love affair. Later he was mostly stationed in Afghanistan, but also completed individual missions, for example in North Korea. His grandfather, also named Steven McGarrett, served on the USS Arizona and was killed in the attack on Pearl Harbor . Steve came to Hawaii to solve his father's murder and stayed after Governor Patricia Jameson persuaded him to lead a new team. He has become estranged from his younger sister Mary Ann in the past, which is why he is now trying to get a little closer to her again. After finding out that his father was killed on behalf of Wo Fat, he does everything he can to bring him to account. He has a relationship with Navy officer Catherine Rollins, which is already clearer at the beginning of the third season. Steve McGarrett finds out at the end of the second season or at the beginning of the third season that his mother Doris McGarrett aka Shelburne had only faked her death in order to be accepted into the witness protection program. At that time he was sent to boarding school by his father because John himself did not believe he could look after his son. There is a hesitant rapprochement between the two. He also has an aunt named Debra, who is his father's sister and is very close to him. In the fourth season, you learn that she has cancer. After he tried to propose to Catherine early in the sixth season, but she went to the CIA, he ended the relationship. He then gets together with Lynn Downey, but later separates from her again. In season seven he suffers from radiation poisoning, which he still has in the next season. Later he takes in the police dog Eddie, who comes to help the Five-0 team on some missions, and the cat Mr. Pickels. Together with Danny, he plans to open an Italian restaurant in season eight, but later sells it to Kamekona. Steve is fluent in Mandarin and has some other languages ​​such as Korean , Japanese and Hawaiian . He also played guitar for a long time as a child, enjoyed horse riding, and broke many of Chin's football records in college.
Detective Sergeant Daniel "Danny" / "Danno" Williams
Danny Williams is a Detective Sergeant from New Jersey who moved to Hawaii so he could be closer to his daughter Grace. He studied business administration as a minor and was later held captive by gangsters in the police service together with his partner Grace during the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001 , whereupon she died that day - also due to a lack of medical care. He then named his daughter after his partner who was killed that day. Danny hates Hawaii and the sea, he keeps getting into small arguments with Steve about it. Only in the third season it becomes clear why Danny hates the sea: In his childhood, he lost his best friend by drowning. He still has feelings for his ex-wife Rachel, who has remarried and has a child from her husband Stan. He later developed feelings for the historian Dr. Gabrielle Asano and begins a relationship with her. At the end of the second season he begins to fight with Rachel for custody of Grace, as she wants to move to Las Vegas with her husband and daughter . After the relationship with Gabby ends at the beginning of the fourth season, he gets together with Melissa Armstrong some time later. In the middle of the fifth season it is learned that he also has a son named Charlie, which Rachel has kept from him by claiming that her husband is the father. His brother Matti was murdered by drug lord Marco Reyes, whom Danny later kills in revenge, whereupon he is transferred to a Mexican prison, but can eventually be freed by the Five-0 team. His sister Bridget divorced her husband because she found her life too boring. Danny also has another sister named Stella. His parents Clara and Eddie have grown apart over time, but with his help they find each other again. In season eight, he and Steve pursue the plan to open their own Italian restaurant, with help from his uncle Vito, among other things. However, after opening, he sells it to Kamekona.
Detective Lieutenant Chin Ho Kelly
Chin Ho Kelly is a former detective sergeant, later a detective lieutenant, of the Hawaii Police Department, unjustly accused of corruption and ousted from the HPD. Chin is Kono's older cousin, who always believed in his innocence. After he was fired, his relationship with doctor Malia Waincroft also broke down. His case is later reopened and his innocence confirmed. Over time, Malia and Chin get back together and get married. In the season finale of the second season she is shot by Delano's people, whereupon she dies at the beginning of the third season. He later meets the prison nurse Leylani, with whom he begins a relationship. In the fourth season we learn that his father was murdered by his brother-in-law Gabriel 15 years ago. He also has two uncles: on the one hand, his relationship only improves after his wife has died; the other lives in the Hawaiian rainforest as a black burner. In season six he meets with detective Abby, who has come to Hawaii from San Francisco . This had the FBI the order to take the Five-0 team under the microscope, but ultimately she decided in favor of Five-O and against her assignment. He describes his ancestry as a “colorful mix”. He comes from Japan and Korea, among others. In season seven he fights for custody of Sara Diaz, the daughter of Gabriel Waincroft, which he also gets. After the seventh season, he and his family move to San Francisco to lead his own task force.
Officer Kona "Kono" Kalakaua
Kono Kalakaua is a young policewoman, good sniper and the cousin of Chin. In her youth she was a professional surfer , which her mother taught her. Kono had to give up professional surfing due to a knee injury, but she remains loyal to surfing as a hobby. Years later, her mother suffered a stroke , after which she became a foster care case for Kono's father. Kono was signed up for Five-0 right after leaving police school. However, since she later gets caught up in criminal activities, she is officially dismissed. However, she worked as an undercover agent the entire time. She later returns to the Five-0 team. She begins an initially kept secret relationship with Adam Noshimuri, who belongs to the Yakuza . In the season finale of the second season she is kidnapped by Frank Delano's men and thrown into the open sea, but can be saved by Adam. At the end of the third season, when Adam is being chased by the yakuza, she flees to Japan with him and Steve's mother Doris. At the end of the fifth season she and Adam get married, but are held captive and tortured by Gabriel at the beginning of the sixth season. After the seventh season, she goes to the mainland to conduct extensive investigations against human trafficking rings.
Dr. Max Bergman
Dr. Max Bergman is a partially sociopathic coroner (Chief Medical Examiner) in Hawaii and works closely with Five-0th He's a big science fiction fan, keeps a journal, plays the piano and dresses up as a film role of Keanu Reeves every Halloween . As a baby he was given to a church by his birth mother and later adopted. She was later killed by the "garbage man", whereupon Max helps Five-0 to find her killer. In addition, he sells his Deep Space Nine action figures and parts of his prehistoric fossil collection in the second season in order to buy a yellow Chevy Camaro like Danny has with the money . In season three he meets Sabrina during a bank robbery, whom he later marries. After working for MSF Africa for three months at the beginning of season seven , he later decides to leave Hawaii for this job.
Special Agent Lori Weston
Special Agent Lori Weston is a profiler from Quantico , where she trained as an FBI agent and later worked for Homeland Security . She was hired by Governor Denning to join the team. She later had to choose between Five-0 and the state of Hawaii, whereupon she chose both and later moved back to the mainland.
Lieutenant Catherine "Cath" Rollins
Lieutenant Catherine Rollins is a Navy officer who works on the USS Enterprise and initially has a relationship with Steve. In the first two seasons it is mainly used by him to use military technology such as B. satellites to help solve criminal cases. At the beginning of the third season she supports Steve in finding his mother, who has gone into hiding again. In the episode "Mangosta" she stands by Doris McGarrett, who is being followed by a hit man from her past. She promises to keep this story a secret from Steve. At the beginning of the fourth season, she leaves the Navy when her former comrade and former Navy SEAL William "Billy" Harrington (played by Justin Bruening ) offers her a job in his private security company. After being fatally wounded during an observation, she officially joins Five-0. At the end of season four, she goes to Afghanistan to help an old friend. She decides to stay there to fight terrorism. At the end of the fifth season she comes back to Hawaii. When Steve decides to propose to her, Danny talks to her and tries to persuade her to stay, to no avail. Through a phone call at the end of an episode in season six, you get to know that she has been hired by the secret service because she is addressed as Lieutenant and you ask if her cover has been blown. She later returned to Hawaii a few times to work with the Five-0 Task Force on CIA cases.
Captain Louis Purnell "Lou" Grover
Lou Grover had a love-hate relationship with Steve McGarrett early in season four. He is forced by Governor Denning to work with McGarrett. Due to a protection program for police officers, he and his family, consisting of his wife Renee, his daughter Samantha and his son Will, had to move from Chicago to Hawaii because he was undercover investigating a drug cartel in his home country. In Chicago, he also gained notoriety through the case of a murdered boy, for whose death the media blamed him. Lou himself, plagued by guilt, was about to end his life. At the end of the fourth season, his daughter is kidnapped. With Steve's help, Grover rescues her and becomes part of Five-0. When his former colleague Clay kills his wife while visiting Hawaii in season five, Lou is one of the only ones holding onto Clay's guilt. In order to prove this, he travels to Chicago several times in seasons six and seven, among other things to testify in court proceedings against his former colleague. Ultimately, Lou doesn't manage to finally convict Clay until season eight, and the whole case cost him his reputation in Chicago. In addition to barbecuing, his hobbies include golf, although he played football and boxed in his youth and was unbeaten in twenty fights in a row. There is a fraternal rivalry between him and his brother Percy Lee Grover Jr., including for Renee, although Percy always defended him when Lou was bullied at school. His mother Ella is like the head of the family, while his father Percy Grover Sr. is more reserved.
Jerry Ortega
Jerry Ortega is a former classmate of Chin, best known for his conspiracy theories and history. After the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, he wanted to join the army, but did not meet the requirements. He is repeatedly asked by Five-0 to help them with their cases until he is appointed " Special Consultant" of the task force in season five . At this point he was still living with his mother, but later moved in with Chin for a longer period of time. In the seventh season he gets his brand and is an official member of Five-0. He has a sister named Isabel whom he jokingly calls "Bröckchen" because she was so heavy at birth.
Officer Tani Rey
Tani Rey was the best student in the police school. But two days before the final exam, her father died, whereupon she hit her trainer Captain Keo emotionally troubled and had to leave the academy afterwards. After she worked as a lifeguard for a while and at the same time met criminal Damien Batiste, she is recruited by McGarrett for the team at the beginning of season eight. She has a difficult relationship with her brother Koa, who repeatedly breaks the law. However, after he renounced drugs, went through withdrawal and ultimately helped other addicts, the relationship between the two got better and better. Shortly before her father died, she promised him that she would take care of Koa.
Officer Junior Reigns
Junior Reigns is a former Navy SEAL who asks McGarrett to get him a job at Five-0. He agrees on the condition that Reigns first graduate from police school and become a police officer, which he then does. Prior to becoming a Navy SEAL, he dated the local Layla. His plan was to go to Iraq for a year, then receive a scholarship and finally to marry Layla. But when he received a request to extend his military service in the Navy, he accepted. At the same time, Layla met the local Tory and separated from Junior by letter. He didn't want to fight for her because Layla was expecting a child from her new boyfriend. Later, when Junior became a permanent member of Five-0, he shot and killed Tory, who was involved in criminal activities, when he turned his gun on him. In the eighth season, Junior lives with Steve because he doesn't have a good relationship with his parents, especially his father Natano. He didn't want Junior to join the army, whereupon the relationship broke up. In addition, Natano could never cope with the death of Junior's sister Maya, who was killed in a car accident in which Junior's father suffered a prosthetic leg. Both of them can get closer again later in season eight after Natano overcame his drinking problems and Junior helped him control his grief. But when Junior pardons the man responsible for Maya's car accident in court, Natano no longer recognizes Junior as his son. Juniors cousin is a Marine .
Adam Noshimuri
Adam Noshimuri is the son of the late yakuza boss Hiro Noshimuri and tries to legalize the business after his death. Over time, he gets together with Kono and marries them at the end of the fifth season. After a conflict with his brother Michael in season three and he kills him in the heat of the moment, he and Kono flee to Asia. There the two of them can hide from Michael's supporters for a while with Doris' help. He then leaves Kono behind because he thinks it is too dangerous for her. After Kono kills Michael's followers and finds Adam in Canada, they both return to Oahu. In addition to his work as an informant for Five-0, he continues to try to build his own foothold, but when it comes to a conflict with his father's business partners, he shoots two people. For this reason he has to be detained for 18 months. When Kono goes to the mainland at the end of the seventh season, he initially follows her, but then returns to the island. From now on he heads the “ Special Division for Organized Crime of the Five-0 Task Force” (Five-0 Task Force Special Division of Organized Crime) . However, after his colleague Jessie Nomura is shot by his half-sister Noriko and the latter is finally murdered, he leaves the task force and returns to Kono for the time being. Tani later finds a gun in his home that was used to kill Noriko, making him the main suspect in the murder case. However, he can later convict the real culprit. During the ninth season, it is revealed that Kono has ended the relationship with Adam because she only has eyes for her job. Shortly after he returned to Hawaii, Danny offered him a permanent place on the Five-0 team, which he accepted. He speaks Japanese and is also learning sign language.
Kamekona Tupuola
Kamekona is a former criminal who works as an informant for Five-0. His main job is to run a shave ice stand and a shrimp truck together with his cousin Flippa and also offer helicopter tours. Over time, he developed a family relationship with the Five-0 Task Force. So in the eighth season he becomes the silent partner of Steve and Danny's restaurant and later buys it up. Like him, his brother Kanoa got on the wrong track early on. Since they come from poorer backgrounds, Kamekona had to work as a street vendor from an early age instead of going to school. In the process, he ran into the wrong people and became a criminal, selling drugs and eventually going to jail. However, since he became a whistleblower for Chin and helped convict his accomplices, his sentence was drastically reduced.
Sergeant Duke Lukela
Duke Lukela is a good confidante of Five-0 at the HPD ( Honolulu Police Department) who is often called in for support. He knew the fathers of Chin and Steve, also both police officers, personally and was one of the first to completely trust Five-0. He and his wife Nalani have a daughter named Carrie and a granddaughter named Akela.
Dr. Noelani Cunha
Noelani Cunha is a coroner and successor to Max. Until he left the island, she worked as his assistant. Although she wanted to be a surgeon all her life, she dropped out of her surgical residency shortly before graduation and went to Oahu State University instead, eventually becoming a medical examiner. Her parents, however, did not like this step, which is why she has a tense relationship with them. She is afraid of flying.

Important minor characters

Where Fat
Wo Fat is a criminal and over time he becomes the archenemy of McGarrett and Five-0. He controls the Yakuza in Hawaii in season one and initiates the murder of John McGarrett by Victor Hesse. When Hesse later turns against him, he kills him in prison. Since he also hates Steve a lot, he attaches the murder of the governor at the end of the first season to him. The CIA agent Jenna Kaye is also killed because she has agreed to an exchange deal with him, after which Kaye delivers McGarrett to him and he releases her fiancé Josh for it. When Jenna learns her fiancé is dead and she becomes loyal to McGarrett again, Wo Fat kills her. At the end of the second season he is captured by Steve in Japan and transferred to Hawaii. However, at the beginning of the third season he can escape with the help of Frank Delano, who wants to do a business with him. Wo Fat, however, goes to McGarrett's house after learning that his mother Doris is back on the island. When he stands across from her, there appears to be an exchange of fire and Wo Fat is able to flee again. It is later revealed that Doris killed his mother over 30 years ago and then raised him to pay off the debt. When he is caught again in season three and breaks out again in season four, he wants to get to the whereabouts of his father, also a terrorist, via Steve, who was Doris' actual target over 30 years ago. Because of this, he kidnaps Steve, tortures him and tells him the truth about Doris. When it comes to a final fight, McGarrett manages to kill Wo Fat at the beginning of the fifth season.
Doris McGarrett
Doris McGarrett is the mother of Steve and Mary. When she was with the CIA over 30 years ago, she was given the task of killing Wo Fat's father. During this operation, however, Wo Fat's mother died. Then she faked her death in order to take care of the little child, Wo Fat. Her superiors found this out, which is why she had to go into hiding from now on. When Steve brings her back to Hawaii at the beginning of the third season and Wo Fat shows up with her, she fires three shots into the ground. She is also being followed by "Mangosta" who once wanted to kill her. She and Catherine convict him. When this made it clear to her that she was still a high-profile target, she decides at the end of season three to go to Asia with Kono and Adam and go into hiding. Steve later learns that Wo Fat has been visited a number of times by Doris in prison. In season seven, she decides to free Wo Fat's father from a CIA prison in Morocco. When she is captured, Steve and the rest of Five-0 must come to her aid and free her and Wo Fat's father.
Gabriel Waincroft
Gabriel Waincroft is the brother of Chin's late wife Malia. When he was young, he had to rob a shop as part of a gang as a ritual, killing Chin's father. Chin suspected him but held back because of Malia. Gabriel later went to Mexico, where he developed into a major cartel boss. When he returns to Hawaii in season four, Chin convicts him of the murder and he has to be arrested. At the beginning of the fifth season he loaned Chin $ 5.5 million so that Danny can buy his brother out. Later, Gabriel is taken out of custody by Rex Coughlin, so that Coughlin can use Gabriel's testimony to convict Chin of corruption. Gabriel kills Coughlin and then flees. Then he wants to continue his illegal business in Hawaii and forces Adam to give him the money that was actually intended for Goro Shioma. After he then pays Adam's debt to Goro Shioma, and thus befriends the Yakuza, he wants to kill the leading bosses of the Triads, the Yakuza and the Samoans. But he manages to get rid of Shioma. For this reason Michelle Shioma, Goro's daughter, now wants to avenge her father and tracks down Gabriel. He is shot by a drug addict in his hiding place and followed by Shioma's people. Five-0 then protects Gabriel and takes him to a hospital, where he dies a little later. Before his death, he had asked Chin to look after his daughter Sara Diaz, who was from his time in Mexico.
Joe White
Joe White is a retired Navy Seals and Steve instructor. He arrives in Hawaii early in the second season as a retiree and applies for a position in Pearl Harbor . Again and again he supports Five-0 in their missions. Since Steve finds out at this point that apparently "Shelburne" killed Wo Fat's father, he tries to find out who "Shelburne" is. Joe, who knows that Steve's mother Doris is actually "Shelburne", always lies to Steve about this. After Wo Fat is caught at the end of season two, Joe decides to finally get Steve to "Shelburne". When Joe is discharged from the military, he goes to the mainland after the third season to retire in Montana. In season five, he briefly returns to Hawaii as an employee of a private security company. He later helps Five-0 again when Danny is extradited to Colombia. After these events he went into hiding in Africa for a few years. In Nairobi, he meets the pediatrician Sarah, with whom he has a relationship. When he is later captured, the Five-0 team frees him. A year later he helps out when a seal team from Morocco is hunted down. While defending Steve, who is like a son to him, Joe ultimately dies. His last will was that his ashes be scattered in Halong Bay , where he served during the Vietnam War, which his companion Frank Bama takes over.
Jenna Kaye
Jenna Kaye is a former CIA analyst. After Wo Fat has captured her fiancé Josh, she takes leave and comes to Oahu. There she wants to get information about Wo Fat via Five-0 in order to save her fiancé. For this reason, she will be part of the team for a short time. But when she supposedly finds out that Josh is still alive, she apparently returns to the mainland. She later convinces Steve to accompany her to North Korea, where rebels are said to have captured her fiancé. Meanwhile, Five-0 finds out that the whole thing is just a hoax and that she is supposed to deliver Steve to Wo Fat. When she does this too and Steve is captured, however, she learns that Josh has long been dead. Thereupon she wants to help Steve to escape, but she is shot by Wo Fat.
Governor Patricia "Pat" Jameson
Patricia "Pat" Jameson is the acting governor of Hawaii for season one. She is recruiting Steve McGarrett to lead a task force with full immunity on Oahu. It turns out that she has close ties with Hiro Noshimuri, the Yakuza boss of Hawaii. When Steve's toolbox containing evidence of an investigation against the yakuza is stolen, Jameson comes into possession of it, presumably to cover the yakuza. Laura Hills, her assistant, however, finds out and sends Steve the evidence from the toolbox piece by piece. When Jameson finds out, she hires Wo Fat to clean up Hills. When she is later confronted with these allegations by Steve, she admits everything. In the process, however, Wo puts Fat McGarrett out of action, kills the governor and thus frames Steve with the murder.
Inspector Abby Dunn
Abby Dunn is an undercover agent who is smuggled into Five-0 by Robert Coughlin, the brother of Rex Coughlin, on the pretext that she wants to gain experience for her own task force in San Francisco. The real goal, however, is that she should collect information about violations by Five-0 in order to smash Five-0. When she worked with Five-0 for a while, and they slowly discovered their secret, she decided to be loyal to Five-0 and to hand over her badge. During this time she also met Chin. She decides to stay in Hawaii and start at HPD. When Chin goes to San Francisco after the seventh season to lead his own task force, she follows him.
Sang Min
Sang Min is a former people smuggler. After Five-0 convicts him of their first case, over time he becomes an informant and ally of Five-0. At first he helped Victor Hesse go underground, but when he became the target of Wo Fat, he changed his mind. For example, he helps convict the corrupt police officer Kaleo or Chin when he is struggling to survive in prison. From this collaboration he also hopes to be able to see his family more often, who have turned away from him because of his imprisonment. In season six he is suspected of murder after Five-0 used him undercover. However, with the help of Odell Martin, his innocence can be proven.
Rachel Edwards
Rachel Edwards is Danny's ex-wife, with whom she has their daughter Grace. Her father passed away before she and Danny got married. Her mother, Amanda Savage, a successful writer from England, turned down a wedding between the two of them because, in her opinion, Danny was not good enough for her daughter. After Rachel eventually separated from Danny, the latter blamed Savage for the marital problems and the divorce. Rachel then moved along with Grace to her new husband Stan in Hawaii, which is why Danny followed her to the island. At the end of the first season, she gets back together with Danny. Later in season five, Rachel reveals that Charlie is the son of Danny from that time. At first she had assumed that Stan was the father, which is why she met him again. When he moves to Las Vegas, Rachel wants to follow him and apply for sole custody of Grace, but she fails. In season seven, she tells Danny that she is going to divorce Stan because Stan cannot deal with the whole situation.

production

On August 12, 2008, CBS announced that it would produce a remake of the Hawaii Five-Zero series for the 2009/2010 television season. Ed Bernero, the executive producer and showrunner of Criminal Minds , was selected for production and described the series as Hawaii Five-O, version 2.0 . This version was not adopted.

In October 2009 it was announced that Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci would write a pilot episode with Peter M. Lenkov going to be the showrunner. The production for the pilot episode took place from February to April 2010 around Honolulu .

Hawaii Five-0 was ordered as a series on May 17, 2010 . Production for the first season began in June 2010. A lot of emphasis was placed on consistency with the original series during production. The characters have the same names and ethnicities as in the original series. Kono, originally a police officer, has been rewritten to a female role. Like the original, the series will be shot on location in Hawaii.

On October 21, 2010, CBS ordered a full season of 24 episodes. On March 27, 2013, CBS announced the production of a fourth season. On March 13, 2014, CBS announced that it had approved a fifth season for the series.

music

Hawaii Five-0 uses the same theme music by Morton Stevens that was used in the original series. This was rearranged by Brian Tyler . Both are featured in the credits.

Casting

In February 2010, it was revealed that Daniel Dae Kim is playing the role of Chin Ho Kelly, an ex-cop who was trained by Steve McGarrett's father. A few days later it was announced that Alex O'Loughlin would be playing Steve McGarrett. Actress Grace Park will play the role of cop Kona "Kono" Kalakaua.

Next were Jean Smart as governor Patricia "Pat" Jameson, Scott Caan as Danny "Danno" Williams and Masi Oka as a forensic pathologist Max Bergman occupied. Oka was promoted to lead actor with the second season. Lauren German , whose character is coming to Hawaii Five-0 from the Department of Homeland Security , has been hired as the new lead actress for the second season . Something similar came with the third season when Michelle Borth was added to the main cast. Also for the fifth season, Jorge Garcia as Jerry Ortega is taken on as a new lead actor, while Michelle Borth left the series after two seasons as lead actress, but returned in a supporting role for seasons five to nine.

Masi Oka announced his departure from the series in late 2016. On June 30, 2017, it was announced that Daniel Dae Kim and Grace Park would not be returning for season eight. Failed salary negotiations were given as the reason. Meaghan Rath and Beulah Koale have been the new main actors since the eighth season . Previous supporting actor Ian Anthony Dale was also included in the main cast. For the tenth season, Katrina Law was hired as another lead actress.

Locations

The main filming location of the series is Oʻahu , with filming often in Waikīkī , but sometimes also on the North Shore , such as in Pūpūkea . The Aliʻiolani Hale Supreme Court in Honolulu is used for exterior shots of the headquarters of the "Five-0" Task Force, which is shown in the opening credits of every episode . The interior recordings have mostly been made in the Hawaii Film Studio at Diamond Head since 2012 . This was previously done in the Honolulu Advertiser Building . The building that serves as the exterior backdrop for Steve McGarrett's house is in Aina Haina, near Honolulu. For indoor shots, the interiors were recreated in the Hawaii Film Studio . The Kamekona “shrimp truck” stands on Waikīkī Beach and replaces a local food truck on shooting days. Images of the Halawa Correctional Facility , ʻIolani Palace , Ala Wai Harbor , Dillingham Airfield , Daniel K. Inouye International Airport and the Hilton Hawaiian Village beach resort are also frequently used. The Kualoa Ranch , a 4,000-acre private nature reserve on the east coast of Oahu, is used for jungle shots and non-Hawaii scenes. Beach shots are mainly taken in the Ala Moana Regional Park and Waimanalo Beach . The USS Missouri in Pearl Harbor and the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific in Punchbowl Crater were used several times as military locations . In October 2013, some scenes that were supposed to take place in Hong Kong were shot in Vancouver . In spring 2019, recordings were made for an episode of the tenth season in Los Angeles . For other locations such as Prague or London , appropriate backdrops were recreated on Oahu.

Cast and dubbing

Main cast

  • Alex O'Loughlin (2011)

  • Scott Caan (2016)

  • Daniel Dae Kim (2013)

  • Grace Park (2009)

  • Masi Oka (2015)

  • Lauren German (2015)

  • Michelle Borth (2011)

  • Chi McBride (2010)

  • Jorge Garcia (2014)

  • Meaghan Rath (2012)

  • Katrina Law (2014)

The series is set to music at the Arena Synchron in Berlin . The dialogue books are written by Eva Schaaf, Sven Hasper , Oliver Schwiegershausen, Ina Luther, Samira Jakobs , Marina Rehm and Marcel Kurzidim. Timmo Niesner and Gerrit Schmidt-Foss direct the dialogue .

Role name actor Main role
(seasons) 		Main role
(episodes) 		Supporting role
(seasons) 		Supporting role
(episodes) 		Voice actor
Lt. Commander Steven J. "Steve" McGarrett Alex O'Loughlin 1-10 1-240 0 0 Markus Pfeiffer
Detective Sergeant Daniel "Danny" / "Danno" Williams Scott Caan 1-10 1-240 0 0 Gerrit Schmidt-Foss
Detective Lieutenant Chin Ho Kelly Daniel Dae Kim 1-7 1-168 0 0 Viktor Neumann
Officer Kona "Kono" Kalakaua Grace Park 1-7 1-168 0 0 Julia Kaufmann
Dr. Max Bergman Masi Oka 2-7 25-156 1, 10 5, 11, 14, 19, 223 Tobias Müller
Special Agent Lori Weston Lauren German 2 29-40 2 26-28 Marie Bierstedt
Lt. Catherine "Cath" Rollins Michelle Borth 3-4 48-93 1-2, 5-10 4-5, 15, 28, 40, 101, 118-121, 150, 188, 204, 240 Sonja Spuhl
Captain Lou Grover Chi McBride 4-10 82-240 4th 72, 78-80 Tilo Schmitz
Jerry Ortega Jorge Garcia 5-10 94-219 4th 74, 87-89 Gerrit Schmidt-Foss (S4) Daniel Zillmann (from S5)
Officer Tani Rey Meaghan Rath 8-10 169-240 0 0 Mia Diekow
Kamekona Tupuola Taylor Wily 8-10 169-240 1-7 1-168 Stefan Fredrich
Sergeant Duke Lukela Dennis Chun 8-10 169-240 1-7 12-168 Uwe Jellinek
Dr. Noelani Cunha Kimee Balmilero 8-10 169-240 7th 144-168 Anita Hopt
Officer Junior Reigns Beulah Koale 8-10 170-240 0 0 Amadeus Strobl
Adam Noshimuri Ian Anthony Dale 8-10 175-240 2-7 35-168 Jaron Lowenberg
Sergeant Quinn Liu Katrina Law 10 219-240 Sarah Riedel

Remarks:

  1. ↑ The actress is not featured in the opening credits, but was part of the main cast at the time.

Supporting and guest cast

Major guest and supporting actors who appear in more than one episode include (associated seasons are shown in brackets):

From season 1:

From season 2:

From season 3:

From season 4:

From season 5:

From season 6:

From season 7:

From season 8:

From season 9:

From season 10:

Radiance and reach

The pilot was shown a week before the TV premiere on September 13, 2010 on Sunset on the Beach (Queen's Surf Beach) in Waikīkī . In the United States, the first season of the series opened on September 20, 2010 on CBS . The pilot episode was seen by 14.2 million people in the USA and thus achieved a rating of 3.9 in the important target group of 18- to 49-year-olds. On January 23, 2011, the 15th episode was broadcast immediately after the AFC Championship Game 2011 and reached almost 19.5 million viewers, as well as a rating of 5.6 in the same target group, thus setting a new reach record.

The first episode of the second season was shown in Hawaii on Saturday, September 10, 2011.

Germany

The highest number of viewers was measured on February 5, 2012 with 3.03 million viewers. It ran the second episode of the second season.

Broadcast periods and audience ratings
Season Episodes Broadcast period Audience ratings Time slot source
Range
(from 3 years in millions)
 Market share
(from 3 years in%)
 Reach
(14-49 years in millions)
 Market share
(14-49 years in%)
1 13 March to June 2011 ø 2.67 million ø 11.3% ø 1.54 million ø 14.8% Sunday 10:10 p.m. / 11:10 p.m.
(March 13, 2011)
Sunday 10:10 p.m.
11 August to October 2011 ø 2.26 million ø 7.7% ø 1.19 million ø 10.0% Thursday 9:15 p.m.
2 13 January to April 2012 ø 2.57 million ø 10.4% ø 1.37 million ø 12.8% Sunday 10:15 p.m.
10 July to September 2012
3 13 February to May 2013 ø 2.35 million ø 9.3% ø 1.20 million ø 11.7% Sunday 10:15 p.m.
9 November 2013 to January 2014
2 January 2014 Monday 8.15pm / 9.15pm
4th 14th January to April 2014 Monday 8:15 p.m.
8th September to October 2014 Monday 8:15 p.m.
Monday 8:15 p.m. / 9:15 p.m.
(September 22, 2014 / October 27, 2014)
5 17th October to November 2015 Monday 8.15pm / 9.15pm
8th February 2017 Monday 10:10 p.m. / 11:10 p.m.
6th 25th March to May 2017 Monday 10:10 p.m. / 11:10 p.m.
Monday 10:10 p.m. / 11:10 p.m. / 12:05 a.m.
(May 29, 2017)
7th 25th July 2017 to January 2018 Monday 10:15 p.m.
Monday 10:10 p.m.
(July 3, 2017 / July 17, 2017)
8th 11 February to April 2018 Monday 10:15 p.m.
12 October to December 2018
2 January to February 2019 Tuesday 10:15 p.m.
9 13 February to May 2019 Tuesday 10:10 p.m.
12 August to November 2019
10 12 January to April 2020 Tuesday 10:15 p.m.

Free TV

The series has been running on German free TV since March 13, 2011 on the private broadcaster Sat.1 . The start of the series began directly with two episodes of the series. The series kick-off had a market share of 13 percent and 17.7 percent among 14 to 49 year olds.

The first three seasons of the series were broadcast on Sat.1 on Sundays at 10:15 p.m. from March 2011 to January 2014. An exception is the broadcast of the last eleven episodes of the first season. These were broadcast on Thursdays at 9:15 p.m.

On August 26, 2012, Hawaii Five-0 and Navy CIS: LA exchanged a one-time slot, because on that day the series crossover The Game with Death with the first part in Hawaii Five-0 at 9:15 pm and with the the second part in NCIS: Los Angeles aired at 22:15.

Since January 2014, the new episodes of the series have been broadcast mainly in double episodes on Mondays at 8:15 p.m.

After a break, the remaining episodes of the fifth season should be broadcast on Sundays again from April 3, 2016, but one day after the announcement it was announced that instead of Hawaii Five-0 the US series Scorpion will be broadcast on this slot. The last episodes of the fifth season ran from February 6, 2017. The sixth season was broadcast in double episodes from March to May 2017.

From July 2017 to January 2018, the seventh season was broadcast on Mondays at 10:15 p.m. The first eleven episodes of season eight were shown on the same slot as season seven from February to April 2018. The remaining episodes aired from October 2018 to February 2019. In the same month, the release of the ninth season began, which was interrupted after the 13th episode in May to August 2019 and then continued until November 2019. At the end of January 2020, the tenth season finally began broadcasting.

Pay TV

From March 29 to July 12, 2012, the first season aired on the pay TV channel FOX Channel . The second season has been shown since January 3, 2013. The broadcast of the second season ended on March 21, 2013. From May 22 to August 14, 2014, the third season was broadcast. The fourth season was broadcast from March 20 to May 1, 2015. The fifth season aired from February 5 to March 25, 2016.

If the new season is not broadcast for the first time on German pay TV, the station repeats older episodes.

Switzerland

In Switzerland, the series began on channel 3+ with a double episode on March 18, 2011. With the beginning of episode 14, this was first broadcast in German. The broadcast of the second season began on January 31, 2012, also with a double episode. The first 13 episodes aired between January and April 2012. The remaining episodes of season two aired between July and September 2012. The broadcast of the third season began on February 12, 2013 and ended, after a break, on January 10, 2014. The broadcast of the fourth season began on January 10, 2014 and ended, after a break, on October 17, 2014 September to December 16, 2015, the fifth season premiered. The sixth season premiered from September 7th to February 22nd, 2017. The German premiere of Season 7 began on May 31, 2017 and lasted until November 15, 2017. The first eleven episodes of the eighth season aired from February 2 to April 11, 2018, while the remaining episodes were shown from July 18 to October 17, 2018. The first broadcast of the ninth season took place from January 23 to August 7, 2019. On January 15, 2020 the tenth season celebrated its premiere.

In addition to the first broadcasts on 3+, episodes from previous seasons are repeated.

Austria

In Austria, the broadcaster ORF eins broadcast the first 13 episodes of the series from March 20 to June 12, 2011. From May 29, 2013 to September 10, 2013, the remaining episodes of the series were shown. On April 27, 2014, the episodes of the second season began to be broadcast on ORF Eins. The other episodes are broadcast at irregular intervals on different days at different times. March 2015 the second season ended. From March 26 to August 20, 2015, the first 14 episodes of the third season were broadcast. The rest of the episodes aired from November 11 to December 30, 2015. From June 8 to September 7, 2016, the first thirteen episodes of the fourth season were broadcast. The remaining nine episodes were broadcast from November 9, 2016 to January 19, 2017. So far, the first four seasons have been broadcast in full. The fifth season has aired since February 15, 2017.

International

The series is broadcast in the UK by Bravo UK and in Canada by Global TV and NTV at the same time as the US.

Hawaii Five-0 in other media

Episode list

Assessments

criticism

The following important information is missing from this section:
Further criticism, also for later seasons
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In the first three weeks after the start of the season and thus the start of the series for Hawaii Five-0 , the series was recorded the most frequently of all programs shown in the USA. The series received mostly good reviews, scoring 65 out of 100 on Metacritic .

Spiegel Online said that some of the leading actors' talent was wasted. "The investigative steps of the unleashed hula cops, which are straightforward and without narrative finesse, serve to fill the gaps between the regularly recurring action and torture scenes, which are not even remotely clothed in political dimensions or ethical dilemmas, such as at 24. "

"The aces up your sleeve are not only the high production value, but also producers like Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci ( Fringe ) plus a star cast, plus a director (Len Wiseman) who knows how to create visual style."

- Vladislav Tinchev, serial junkies

Awards and nominations

Golden Globe Award
  • Nominee - Best Supporting Actor in a Series, Miniseries, or TV Movie - Scott Caan ( 2011 )
People's Choice Award
  • Won - Favorite Tv Drama Series (2011)
Teen Choice Awards
  • Nomination - TV Show: Action ( 2013 )

DVD and Blu-ray publishing

United States
  • Season 1 was released on September 20, 2011
  • Season 2 was released on September 28, 2012
  • Season 3 was released on September 24, 2013
  • Season 4 was released on September 16, 2014
  • Season 5 was released on September 1, 2015
Great Britain
  • Season 1 was released on September 26, 2011
  • Season 2 was released on September 24, 2012
  • Season 3 was released on September 30, 2013
  • Season 4 was released on September 15, 2014
Germany
  • Season 1 was released on January 25, 2012 as an unofficial, multilingual EU import with a German soundtrack
  • Season 1 was released on May 16, 2012
  • Season 2 was released on January 3, 2013
  • Season 3 was released on March 6, 2014
  • Season 4 was released on February 5, 2015
  • Season 5 was released on April 21, 2016
  • Season 6 was released on February 2, 2017
  • Season 7 was released on March 8, 2018
  • Season 8 was released on March 28, 2019

Web links

Commons : Hawaii Five-0  - Collection of pictures, videos, and audio files

Individual evidence

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