Hawaii Five-0 - Season 4 Watch Free in HD

Season 4 opens with terrorists breaking into the prison and also take hostages at Five-0 headquarters before McGarrett can get answers about his mother from Wo Fat.

Genre:

Drama, Action, Crime

Actors:

Alex OLoughlin, Scott Caan, Daniel Dae Kim, Grace Park, Masi Oka, Michelle Borth, Mark Dacascos, Ian Anthony Dale, Taylor Wily, Nestor Serrano, Martha Higareda, ...»

Director:

Leonard Freeman

Country:

United States

Release:

2013

IMDb:

7.4

Quality:

Duration:

42 min

Steve McGarrett

Played by: Alex O'Loughlin

Danny Williams

Played by: Scott Caan

Chin Ho Kelly

Played by: Daniel Dae Kim

Kono Kalakaua

Played by: Grace Park

Max Bergman

Played by: Masi Oka

Catherine Rollins

Played by: Michelle Borth

Wo Fat

Played by: Mark Dacascos

Adam Noshimuri

Played by: Ian Anthony Dale

Kamekona

Played by: Taylor Wily

Flora

Played by: Martha Higareda

Adam 'Toast' Charles

Played by: Martin Starr

Grover

Played by: Chi McBride

Sgt. Duke Lukela

Played by: Dennis Chun

Officer Kai

Played by: Shawn Anthony Thomsen

Businessman

Played by: Vancamp Popese

Gabrielle Asano

Played by: Autumn Reeser

Swat

Played by: Michael Love Toliver

Lt. Commander William 'Billy' Harrington

Played by: Justin Bruening

Jacobson

Played by: Brando Eaton

Grace Williams

Played by: Teilor Grubbs

Flippa

Played by: Shawn Mokuahi Garnett

Jerry Ortega

Played by: Jorge Garcia

Kaylea Van Horn

Played by: Jesiree Dizon

HPD Uni

Played by: Aaron Madriaga

Tourist

Played by: Raj K. Bose

Civic Center Employee

Played by: Esera Tuaolo

Nathan Cotchin

Played by: Alex Ashbaugh

Joe White

Played by: Terry O'Quinn

E.R. Doctor

Played by: James Ireland

Jack McGarrett

Played by: William Sadler

Sabrina Lane

Played by: Rumer Willis

Hideaki Kuroda

Played by: Brian Tee

HPD Patrol Sgt. James Chang

Played by: Keo Woolford

CSU Tech

Played by: Steven Sung

Superintendant

Played by: Clint Howard

JC Dekker

Played by: Xzibit

ATF Special Agent Blake Kennedy

Played by: Colby French

Mary Ann McGarrett

Played by: Taryn Manning

Che Fong

Played by: Brian Yang

Ian Wright

Played by: Nick Jonas

Samantha Grover

Played by: Paige Hurd

Governor Sam Denning

Played by: Richard T. Jones

Luke Davis

Played by: Andrew Pang

Wife

Played by: Eri Aihara

Paramedic #2

Played by: Stephen Meyers

Boy #1

Played by: Dalton Petrie

Deb McGarrett

Played by: Carol Burnett

Nicky 'The Kid' Demarco

Played by: Larry Manetti

Mamo Kahike

Played by: Al Harrington

Buddhist Monk

Played by: Sumitoshi Sakamoto

Soldier #1

Played by: Joshua Macy

Leilani

Played by: Lindsay Price

Emily

Played by: Heather Dubrow

FBI Special Agent

Played by: Scott Mielock

Amber Vitale

Played by: Lili Simmons

Bridgette Anderson

Played by: Laurie Fortier

Justin Anderson

Played by: Spencer Churchill

Adrian Poe

Played by: Michael Ray Clark

Girl

Played by: Joanna Georgiev

Boyfriend

Played by: Ekona Ravey

IA Detective Rex Coughlin

Played by: Robert Knepper

Malia Waincroft

Played by: Reiko Aylesworth

Gabriel Waincroft

Played by: Christopher Sean

DEA Agent Branch

Played by: Kelly R. Thomas

Gangbanger #2

Played by: David Asing

Chauffeur

Played by: Jerald M.S. Pang

Defense Attorney

Played by: Alan Y. Okamoto

Blond Pedestrian

Played by: Fileena Bahris

Court Reporter

Played by: Robin Gutierrez

Clara Williams

Played by: Melanie Griffith

Gerard Burns

Played by: Michael Green

Paul Hartley

Played by: David Simmons

Ethan

Played by: Benjamin Edward Simpson

Vice Admiral Graham Rhodes

Played by: Patrick St. Esprit

Jake

Played by: Michael Neumann

Captain

Played by: Bear Woznick

D.O.D. Spook

Played by: Curtis J. Jackson

Quan Lung

Played by: Don Thai Theerathada

Eddie Williams

Played by: Tom Berenger

Tommy Fa'aloa

Played by: Booboo Stewart

Delivery Man

Played by: Erwin Castillo

HPD Uniformed Officer

Played by: Benjamin C. Lloyd

Kekoa Hale

Played by: Terry Chen

Kawika

Played by: Kala Alexander

Suit

Played by: John A Weaver

Leader

Played by: Ran Yatim

Renee Grover

Played by: Michelle Hurd

Cody Powell

While "Pukana (Keepsake)" wasn't a masterpiece by an stretch, it managed to elevate itself above filler status with intrigue and yet another tear-jerking closer.

December 26, 2013

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Verne Gay

You don't usually come to Hawaii Five-O to think, or to feel, or to learn about a tragic miscarriage of justice that took place more than 70 years ago, but the episode, titled "Ho'onani Makuakane", easily scores with all three.

December 16, 2013

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Michelle Carlbert

Kono and Adam didn't appear all that much in this episode, but every time we see them, they're story gets more and more interesting.

October 20, 2013

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Gabrielle Moss

[It] was so jam-packed... there was barely a second to catch your breath. All of which makes sense - there is A LOT going on as season 4 of Hawaii Five-0 begins, and this episode did its absolute best to touch on all of it.

September 30, 2013

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David Hinckley

The show makes a point, with scenes of the Pearl Harbor bombing itself, not to diminish the devastation of the attack or the cost of its aftermath.

December 16, 2013

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Hawaii Five-0 - Season 4

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