document_title: List of Hawaii Five-0 (2010 TV series) characters

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text: List of Hawaii Five-0 (2010 TV series) characters

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Name

Portrayed by

Seasons

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

Steve McGarrett

Alex O'Loughlin

Main

Danny Williams

Scott Caan

Main

Chin Ho Kelly

Daniel Dae Kim

Main

Kono Kalakaua

Grace Park

Main

Mary Ann McGarrett

Taryn Manning

Also starring[a]

Guest

Archive Footage

Guest

Dr. Max Bergman

Masi Oka

Recurring

Main[b]

Lori Weston

Lauren German

Also starring[c]

Archive Footage

Archive Footage

Catherine Rollins

Michelle Borth

Recurring

Main

Guest

Recurring[d]

Guest

Lou Grover

Chi McBride

Also starring[e]

Main

Jerry Ortega

Jorge Garcia

Recurring

Main

Tani Rey

Meaghan Rath

Main

Kamekona Tupuola

Taylor Wily

Recurring

Main

Duke Lukela

Dennis Chun

Recurring

Main

Dr. Noelani Cunha

Kimee Balmilero

Recurring

Main

Junior Reigns

Beulah Koale

Main

Adam Noshimuri

Ian Anthony Dale

Recurring

Main[f]

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Jump up ^ Received main billing only in the episodes in which they appeared during the season

Jump up ^ Episodes 1–13 of season 7 only.

Jump up ^ Episodes 2-4 guest; episodes 5-16 main.

Jump up ^ Episodes 1–3 of season 6 only.

Jump up ^ Episodes 1-9 recurring; episodes 10-22 main.

Jump up ^ Episodes 7-20 of season 8 only.

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text: Steve McGarrett[edit]

text: Danny Williams[edit]

text:
Danny WilliamsFirst appearance
Pilot(episode 1.01)Portrayed by
Scott CaanOther appearances
NCIS: Los AngelesInformationNickname(s)
Danno (by Grace, Charlie, and Steve)Jersey (by Kamekona and Melissa)Haole (by Kamekona)Occupation
Member of the Five-0 Task ForceDetective, Honolulu PD (formerly)Police officer/detective, Newark PD (formerly)Title
Detective SergeantFamily
Eddie Williams (father)Clara Williams (mother)Matthew Williams (brother; deceased)Stella Williams Russo (sister)Bridgett Williams (sister)Spouse(s)
Rachel (ex-wife)Significant other(s)
Gabrielle Asano (ex-girlfriend)Amber Vitale (a.k.a. Melissa Armstrong)Children
Grace Williams (daughter)Charles Edwards (son)Relatives
Eric Russo (nephew) unnamed niece unnamed nephew

text: Detective Sergeant Daniel "Danny" "Danno" James Williams is a member of the Five-0 Task Force and the de facto second in command. He is an experienced detective whose police background and tendency to go "by the book" clashes with McGarrett's "shoot now, talk later" style.

text: It is established in Season 1 that Danny was from New Jersey, presumably around the New York metropolitan area, and was only living in Hawaii because his ex-wife Rachel had remarried and moved there with their daughter Grace to join her new husband Stan Edwards. He transferred from Newark PD to the Honolulu PD to be closer to Grace. In the Pilot, Danny had moved to Hawaii six months ago and was a "greener than grass" homicide detective with the HPD when he was assigned the murder investigation of John McGarrett. He comes into contact with John's son Lieutenant Commander Steve McGarrett, then still on active duty, who returns home to Hawaii seeking revenge and intending to take over the investigation into the murder of his father. The Governor had requested the younger McGarrett to set up a task force and Danny was his first recruit. They then recruit Chin Ho Kelly and Kono Kalakaua to form the Five-0 Task Force.

text: Danny often rants to McGarrett about his dislike for everything Hawaiian, from pineapples on pizza to surfing etiquette, while McGarrett would mock his affinity for wearing ties and loafers at work, a practice not common in Hawaii. Regarded as a haole for being a non-Hawaiian and not following island customs during the first season, Danny is often viewed as a curiosity or with disdain by the locals and other HPD cops[1] and the first season sees the rest of the team often having to explain to him the idiosyncrasies of life in Hawaii. For example, his insistence on wearing what he deemed to be "professional attire" (tie and loafers)[2] and disregard for surf etiquette or Native Hawaiian culture is met with ridicule and light-hearted derision from his co-workers. He eventually stops wearing ties and, in the season 5 premiere, admits that he feels at home in Hawaii and views his Five-0 co-workers as his extended family.

text: The son of Eddie and Clara Williams, he comes from a large working-class family and is the second oldest of four children. He has a younger brother Matt and two sisters (one of whom is older sister named Stella), both of whom are married. It is implied through his conversations with McGarrett that Danny is close to his family, although the rift between him and Matt never closed due to Matt drifting towards the criminal side of the business world. In season 3 Stella sends her son Eric Russo, who had dropped out of college, to Danny in a desperate attempt to set him straight. Eric, who calls Danny "Uncle D", spends the day tailing the Five-0 team on a case involving college professor and his students and finds his calling in forensics after providing some valuable insights which led to the arrest of the perpetrator. He moves to Hawaii and begins working in the forensics lab from season 5 onwards.

text: Danny began his career as a police officer with the Newark PD. When he was a patrol officer, he testified against his training officer, Rick Peterson (Peter Greene), under a subpoena during Peterson's trial for corruption.[3] He worked his way up to become a respected homicide detective with 87 convictions before transferring to the Honolulu Police Department.[2] In 2001, he witnessed the murder of his partner Grace Tilwell by a pair of gangsters they had been sent to apprehend. After barely making it out alive, he notices smoke billowing from the World Trade Center and was later ordered to New York City to assist the NYPD. That day still haunts Danny and his daughter Grace was named after Tilwell.[4] He often describes his time with the Newark PD as a "happy time" of his life as he was still happily married to Rachel and Grace was born. Danny is portrayed as a loyal cop who is married to his job first and life second. As a consequence, he is often at odds with his ex-wife Rachel for sometimes not being on time to pick up Grace. He is very loyal to his friends and colleagues, once refusing to believe that his former HPD partner Meka was corrupt even when pitted against overwhelming evidence after the partner was found dead under suspicious circumstances. Likewise, he often gives Steve the benefit of the doubt even when the latter resorts to more "unorthodox" methods in an investigation as he trusts Steve's judgment.

text: A running gag in the show is the regular "carguments" between Danny and McGarrett.[5] Much of Danny's interaction with McGarrett outside work usually involves an argument on the way to and from a crime scene or when interviewing suspects, resulting in characters commenting about the duo being like an "old married couple".[6][7] Their partnership even being referred to as a marriage by Danny (and several other characters), and him even calling McGarrett "babe" on several occasions. Their polar opposite personalities and work styles are often a source of both friction and banter. For example, McGarrett is extremely neat and organized, likely a result of his military days, whereas Danny tends to be a slob, as evidenced by the appearance of their offices and homes.[8] Danny's "by-the-book" style contrasts with McGarrett's "the ends justify the means" approach (which Danny calls "shoot now, ask questions later"). Lou Grover once described Danny as "the brains" to McGarrett's "brawn".[9] Indeed, by season 2, he adopts some of McGarrett's crude and unorthodox interrogation techniques, prompting Chin to comment that he has been "hanging out with McGarrett too long".[10]

text: In "Hana Keaka", it is mentioned that Danny attended Seton Hall University where he minored in business, which made him the ideal candidate to go undercover at Oahu State University as an economics professor.[11]

text: In "No Ke Ali'i' Wahine A Me Ka Aina", Danny and Steve, along with an MI-6 officer (Chris Vance) are awarded the George Cross by Queen Elizabeth II for stopping a terrorist attack against Europe.[12]

text: Danny's pistol is an H&K P30 although he carried a SIG Sauer SP2009 in the pilot.

text: He is a passionate football fan and has mentioned that he is a fan of the New York Jets and Super Bowl–winning quarterback Peyton Manning.[13]

text: Chin Ho Kelly[edit]

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Chin Ho KellyFirst appearance
Pilot(episode 1.01)Last appearance
"Ua Mau Ke Ea O Ka Aina I Ka Pono" / "The Life of the Land is Perpetuated in Righteousness"(episode 7.25)Portrayed by
Daniel Dae KimOther appearances
NCIS: Los AngelesMacGyverInformationNickname(s)
ChinOccupation
Head of the SFPD Five-0 Task Force  Member of the Five-0 Task Force (formerly)  Police officer/Detective, Honolulu PD (formerly)Title
Detective LieutenantFamily
Kam Tong Kelly (father, deceased)Spouse(s)
Malia Waincroft (deceased)Significant other(s)
Abby Dunn (girlfriend)Leilani (ex-girlfriend)Relatives
Sara Malia Diaz Waincroft (Niece; Ward)Keako (uncle)Mele (aunt, deceased)Kono Kalakaua (cousin)Gabriel Waincroft (brother-in-law, deceased)

text: Lieutenant Chin Ho Kelly is the third member of Five-0. He was a former Honolulu Police Department police officer who left the force due to false allegations of corruption. He is close friends with the McGarrett family as his late father Kam Tong was a long-time colleague of John in the HPD while Chin was trained by John during his rookie days patrolling the beat.[14] In the pilot episode he was recruited by Steve for the new task force and often serves as the team's technical expert and designated sniper alongside his cousin Kono. Throughout the show, he is often seen manipulating the smart board in the office or fiddling with all things digital. He was married to Dr. Malia Waincroft, his long-time on-and-off girlfriend.

text: Chin attended Kukui High School and was the star quarterback until McGarrett broke his records as a sophomore. After that season, McGarrett was sent off to a military school on the mainland. As a high school student, Chin was described as being multi-talented with a wide variety of interests, having played football and was also in the math club and school band.[15] Little is known about his early career with the Honolulu Police Department except that he had been assigned to District 5 (in real life, covering the areas from Kalihi to Salt Lake) and that Steve's father John was his training officer. He rose to the rank of Detective Lieutenant before leaving over false allegations that he had stolen money from the evidence locker. From his resignation up until Steve's return to Hawaii, Chin was working as a security guard. It is eventually revealed that it was his uncle, a retired cop himself, who had done it out of desperation over the expenses for his cancer-stricken wife's treatments. Kono confronts Chin about it but he flatly refused to turn his uncle in for fear that it would cause all the cases his uncle had solved to be reopened and the criminals would be released. After it became known that the allegations against Chin were false, he was reinstated to his rank and his badge returned to him.

text: In the season 2 finale cliffhanger, Chin is put in a difficult position after a group of corrupt ex-HPD cops simultaneously hold Kono hostage and threaten Malia in the couple's own house as part of a plot to free Frank Delano from Halawa. He chose to save his wife but Delano still orders his men to kill both women. Kono, bound and gagged, was pushed into the sea but was rescued by Adam, who was hiding nearby. The paramedics were unable to save Malia and she dies at home.

text: It is revealed in Season 4 that Chin's father was murdered fifteen years ago by his brother-in-law Gabriel Waincroft, who grew up to become a notorious drug lord despite Chin's efforts to set him straight. At that time, Chin and Malia, then rookies in their respective occupations, were dating and Malia had asked Chin to talk to her wayward younger brother, then a known juvenile delinquent. Kam Tong happened to be at the wrong place at the wrong time when Gabriel was ordered to kill someone as part of his gang initiation. Years later, at Kono and Adam's wedding, Gabriel confronts Chin and tells him that while he was sorry that Kam Tong was the unfortunate victim of his gang initiation, he blamed Chin for failing to protect Malia.

text: Unlike the other Five-0 members, Chin often rides a motorcycle to work. It has been said that "everyone" knew who Chin was and his intimate knowledge of the island of Oahu and Hawaiian culture, rapport with the locals and ability to speak Hawaiian often aids the team when dealing with locals who are often suspicious of haole cops (such as Danny). His "street smarts" and local knowledge complements Danny's experience as a detective and McGarrett's tactical know-how.

text: In Season 6 Chin starts a relationship with Detective Abby Dunn and that continued throughout the course of the season in to Season 7.

text: At the end of Season 7, Chin is offered a chance to run the Five-0 Task Force that is being established by the San Francisco Police Department; it is revealed in the Season 8 premiere that he accepted.

text: Chin's pistol of choice is the SIG-Sauer P229R.  He previously used the HPD standard-issue Smith & Wesson Model 5906. He also has a niece through his wife, named Sara Malia Waincroft.

text: Kono Kalakaua[edit]

text:
Kono KalakauaFirst appearance
Pilot(episode 1.01)Last appearance
"Ua Mau Ke Ea O Ka Aina I Ka Pono" / "The Life of the Land is Perpetuated in Righteousness"(episode 7.25)Portrayed by
Grace ParkOther appearances
MacGyverInformationFull name
Kono KalakauaOccupation
Member of the Five-0 Task Force (formerly)Professional surfer (formerly)Title
OfficerFamily
Ke'ano Kalakaua (father) Nani Kalakaua (mother)Spouse(s)
Adam NoshimuriRelatives
Keako (uncle)Mele (aunt, deceased)Chin Ho Kelly (cousin)

text: Officer Kono Kalakaua is a fresh HPD academy graduate who was recruited by Steve for the new task force in the pilot episode. She is the cousin of Chin Ho Kelly. Despite her slight frame, she is well-versed in martial arts and is a skilled marksman (she is usually the designated sniper when the situation requires one).

text: Kono was a former professional surfer but a serious injury to her knee ended her career. She decides to join the "family trade" and was days away from graduating from the HPD academy when McGarrett recruited her for the new "Governor's Task Force", as Five-0 was initially called. In the first several episodes of season 1, she works under the watchful eye of her cousin and quickly wins the trust and confidence of the other team members. She is detained and questioned by the HPD, having been accused of stealing $10 million from an HPD asset forfeiture locker. While on suspension, she helps Chin and Danny go after Wo Fat, who was responsible for framing McGarrett for the murder of the Governor. To the members of the Five-0 task force and to the general public, Kono had been stripped of her badge by the Internal Affairs Department of the HPD, but it was later revealed to be a ploy for her to go undercover to bust a string of dirty ex-cops.

text: In Season 2, Kono began a relationship with Hiro Noshimuri's son, Adam. When Adam's brother, Michael, is released from prison, he kills someone with Kono's gun to frame her. She is cleared, but Adam has to kill Michael to protect her and Kono goes into hiding with Adam, skipping from one place to another to evade capture by vengeful yakuza members. At the beginning of Season 5, Adam starts to talk about marriage, and in the episode "Blackout" Kono accepts his proposal. They marry at the end of the season, but in the Season 6 pilot they are tortured by Chin's brother-in-law, Gabriel, who runs away with Adam's money. The money was to pay the yakuza to free Adam from his past. Without the money the yakuza's men persecute Adam and he is forced to kill them before discovering that Gabriel has paid off his debt with the yakuza. Upset, Adam goes to the police with Kono and he accords for an 18 months reclusion.

text: At the end of Season 7, Kono left Hawaii for Carson City, Nevada where she joined a multi-agency task force combating sex trafficking. In the season 8 episode I Ka Wa Ma Mua, I Ka Wa Ma Hope (The Future is in the Past) Danny dreams of the future and Kono has a child with Adam.

text: Mary Ann McGarrett[edit]

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Mary Ann McGarrettFirst appearance
Pilot(episode 1.01), (Deleted Scene)"Lankila" / "Victory"(episode 1.04), (Series Regular)Last appearance
"Ke Kinohi" / "The Beginning"(episode 1.13), (series regular)"Ua ola loko i ke aloha" / "Love Gives Life Within"(episode 6.12), (Guest Star)Portrayed by
Taryn ManningInformationOccupation
Flight Attendant (former)Caretaker (former)Family
Steve McGarrett (Brother)John McGarrett (Father), (deceased) Doris McGarrett (Mother)Children
Joan McGarrett (Adoptive Daughter)Relatives
Debora McGarrett (Aunt), (deceased) Steven McGarrett (Grandfather), (deceased)

text: Mary Ann McGarrett is the younger sister of Steve McGarrett. She, along with her brother, were both sent to the mainland after their mother was (presumably) murdered. Steve went to the Army and Navy Academy in Carlsbad, California while she lived with their Aunt Deb several hours away. As a result, both siblings had harbored resentment over their father splitting up the family and drifted apart over the years; in the episode "Lanakila", she comments to her brother that the last time they met in person was at their mom's funeral over fifteen years ago. She is the "black sheep" of the family, wandering from job to job, and was said to be living in Los Angeles when Steve returns to Hawaii for good. In a scene deleted from the Pilot episode, Steve mentions bailing her out of trouble more than once and keeping it from their father to "let Dad go to his grave believing that you were his perfect little girl". She takes a job as a flight attendant but quit after her so-called friend Angela had betrayed her and took advantage of her naivete to be a mule for trafficking blood diamonds. In season 3 Mary returned to Hawaii working as a caretaker, originally not wanting to reconnect with Doris she later meets her after strong encouragement from Steve and the person she was caring after.

text: In season 4, Mary adopts a baby girl and names her Joan, after her father. Steve was initially against it but he comes to accept Joan after being forced to babysit her for the day. Since then, Mary and Steve have reconnected and she regularly sends him videos of Joan.

text: In the original show, Mary Ann only appeared in a two-episode arc. She was also estranged from her brother and was married and had an infant son who died of cancer. She was portrayed by Nancy Malone. In the reboot, the character features more in Steve's life and reconnected with him.

text: Dr. Max Bergman[edit]

text:
Max BergmanFirst appearance
"Nalowale" / "Forgotten/Missing"(episode 1.05), (Guest Star) "Haʻiʻole" / "Unbreakable"(episode 2.01), (Series Regular)Last appearance
"Ua ho'i ka 'opua i Awalua" / "The Clouds Always Return to Alawua""(episode 7.13)Portrayed by
Masi OkaInformationOccupation
Chief Medical ExaminerTitle
DoctorFamily
Mr. & Mrs. Bergman (adoptive parents)Spouse(s)
Sabrina LaneRelatives
Machiyo Takeshita (Biological Mother)(deceased)Religion
Judaism

text: Dr. Max Bergman is the Chief Medical Examiner. Bergman was initially billed as a recurring character but Oka joined as a series regular and has been part of the main cast since Season 2.[16]

text: Dr. Bergman was first introduced to Five-0 by Governor Jameson. He was playing the piano and then wordlessly proceeded to explain the victim's cause of death to Danny and McGarrett, before finally greeting them and introducing himself. He has the tendency to rattle off trivia, prompting the Five-0 team to cut him off and tell him to get to the point. Danny often mocks him with medical jokes. Despite his lack of social skills, he does get along with the other members of Five-0. He has a Halloween tradition of dressing up as a character from a Keanu Reeves film.

text: In the season 2 episode "Haʻalele", it is revealed that his biological mother, Machiyo Takeshita, was murdered by the notorious "Trashman", a serial killer in Hawaii in the 1980s who earned the nickname because his victims were all found in trash bags or the dumpster. He was born to a Japanese-American mother but adopted by a Jewish[17] family, the Bergmans, after a short stint in foster care, hence his last name. As an undergraduate at Arizona State University, he was a self-confessed party boy and earned the nickname "Beerman".[18]

text: Dr. Bergman is dating Sabrina Lane, a bank teller at Hawaii National Bank. He first saw her in the episode "Haʻawe Make Loa / Death Wish" while at the bank and had a crush on her at first sight. A botched bank robbery took place minutes later resulting in Sabrina being shot and Dr. Bergman having to put his medical expertise to use while being held hostage. Following the incident, he eventually works up the nerve to ask her out. It is implied that they are in a relationship (as of Season 6 Episode 14) as she is mentioned by Dr. Bergman numerous times in conversations with other members of Five-0; Rumer Willis, who portrays Sabrina, has only appeared twice on the show. It is revealed in the season 7 episode "Ka hale ho'okauwel / House of Horrors" that he married Sabrina during his sabbatical.[19]

text: Max retired from the Honolulu Medical Examiner's Office and from Five-0 in the season 7 episode "Ua ho'i ka 'opua i Awalua" and returned to Africa as a member of Doctors Without Borders.

text: Lori Weston[edit]

text:
Lori WestonFirst appearance
"Ua Lawe Wale" / "Taken"(episode 2.02), (Guest Star) "Maʻemaʻe" / "Clean"(episode 2.05), (Series Regular)Last appearance
"I Helu Pu" / "The Reckoning"(episode 2.16), (Series Regular)"Ua ho'i ka 'opua i Awalua" / "The Clouds Always Return to Awalua"(episode 7.13), (Archive Footage)Portrayed by
Lauren GermanInformationOccupation
Special Agent, DHS Special Agent/Profiler, FBI (formerly)Title
Special Agent

text: Special Agent Lori Weston is a former DHS agent with a background as a profiler. Due to the circumstances of her assignment McGarrett initially views her with suspicion and assigns her to "babysit" the victim's parents in a kidnapping case on her first day on the job.[20] A graduate of Pennsylvania State University,[20] her background as a federal agent proves to be an asset, as she is able to take down suspects and quickly proves her worth. She returns to the DHS at Governor Denning's request when Five-0 get tangled in an incident with an employee of the Russian consulate.

text: As Catherine Rollins was deployed, she spends a lot of time with McGarrett, but the latter regards her a good friend rather than a romantic interest. She had developed a crush on him, but realizes that McGarrett has always been in love with Catherine. Before her departure, she hands him the UH season tickets she had bought.

text: Catherine Rollins[edit]

text:
Catherine RollinsFirst appearance
"Lanakila" / "Victory"(episode 1.04), (Guest Star)"La O Na Makuahine" / "Mother's Day"(episode 3.01), (Series Regular)Last appearance
"O ka PiliʻOhana ka ʻOi" / "Family Comes First"(episode 4.21), (Series Regular) "He Lokomaika’I Ka Manu O Kaiona" / "Kind Is the Bird of Kaiona"(episode 8.20), (Guest Star)Portrayed by
Michelle BorthInformationFull name
Catherine RollinsNickname(s)
CathOccupation
Member of the Five-0 Task Force (inactive) Private investigator (formerly) United States Navy officer (formerly)Title
LieutenantFamily
Unnamed parentsSignificant other(s)
Steve McGarrettBilly Harrington (ex-boyfriend; deceased)

text: Lieutenant Catherine "Cath" Rollins, USN (Ret.) is the on-off lover of Steve McGarrett. How or when they met is never fully explained, but it has been implied that they have known each for a long time. It is likely they would have had to keep their relationship a secret due to strict fraternization rules in the U.S. military and the fact that McGarrett outranked her.

text: Cath is a "Navy brat" and moved around frequently due to her father's various assignments.[21] During Pro Bowl weekend, when asked why she supported the Dallas Cowboys, she explained that had never stayed in any one place long enough to feel an affinity for an NFL team.[13] She herself joined the Navy and is an Intelligence Officer. Like McGarrett, her military service record remains vague. She previously dated Billy Harrington, one of McGarrett's SEAL buddies whom she had worked with.

text: Cath is first introduced in the Season 1 episode "Lanakila", when McGarrett calls her for "a favor".[7] Later in the season, she stays with him while on leave, resulting in Danny commenting on how McGarrett had "that stupid smile" despite being called in on a Saturday to work a murder-abduction case.[21]

text: In the season 4 episode "Makani ʻolu a holo malie/Fair Winds and Following Seas", Cath persuades McGarrett to go with her to Afghanistan to find a young boy named Najib. Najib's father had saved her when she was injured and separated from her unit while deployed to Kabul. McGarrett was captured by Taliban insurgents and is nearly beheaded but a team of Navy SEALs rescue him in the nick of time. As a result, he escapes a court-martial and returns stateside with a stern warning that "these rogue ops of yours are over". Cath decides to remain in Afghanistan to continue her search for Najib and bids a tearful goodbye to McGarrett over the satellite phone. It was implied that McGarrett never really moved on, as he never indicated any interest in any of the women Danny or Ellie Clayton attempted to set him up with.

text: Cath makes a surprise return in the season 5 finale for Kono and Adam's wedding. Steve welcomes her with a hug when she surprises him at his backyard. She remained for the first three episodes of the series sixth season however she leaves once again before Steve is able to propose, saying that she had something to do. A heartbroken Steve tells her that he could not wait for her any longer if she decides to leave again, and she departs in tears. However, she makes a call to an unidentified person stating that Steve believed her story and that she was "ready". She once again returned in the series seventh season for the shows 150th episode to inform Steve that his mother had been detained following an attempt to break Wo Fat's father out of prison. She assists Steve and the rest of the Five-0 Task Force in rescuing Doris McGarrett and Wo Fat's father. She returns again in the eighth season's twentieth episode, getting Steve's help once again to find someone making dirty bombs out of an unused military bunker's depleted uranium.

text: Awards and decorations[edit]

text: The following are the awards and decorations worn by Lt. Rollins.

text:
Personal decorations

Navy & Marine Corps Commendation Medal, w/1 gold award star (2nd award)

Navy & Marine Corps Achievement Medal, w/1 gold award star (2nd award)

Unit awards

Navy Unit Commendation, w/1 bronze service star (2nd award)

Meritorious Unit Commendation

Campaign and service medals

National Defense Service Medal

Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, w/1 bronze service star (2nd award)

Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal

Global War on Terrorism Service Medal

Service and training awards

Sea Service Deployment Ribbon, w/1 bronze service star (2nd award)

Marksmanship awards

Navy Expert Pistol Shot Medal

Other accoutrements

Surface Warfare insignia

text: In "Kaʻoia iʻo Ma Loko", Catherine is honorably discharged from the United States Navy and is awarded her second Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal as an end-of-tour award.

text: Lou Grover[edit]

text:
Lou GroverFirst appearance
"Aloha Ke Kahi I Ke Kahi" / "We Need Each Another"(episode 4.01), (Guest Star) "Hoʻonani Makuakane" / "Honor Thy Father"(episode 4.10), (Series Regular)Portrayed by
Chi McBrideInformationFull name
Louis Purnell GroverOccupation
Member of Five-0 Task Force Head of SWAT, HPD (formerly)Head of SWAT/police officer, CPD (formerly)Title
CaptainSpouse(s)
Renée GroverChildren
Will Grover[22] (son) Samantha Grover (daughter)

text: Captain Louis Purnell "Lou" Grover[23]  is the former head of the Honolulu Police Department SWAT Team. He was often at loggerheads with McGarrett over what he felt was Five-0's tendency to be trigger-happy with armed suspects and refusal to obey a "wait for SWAT" order, to the point where he lodges an official complaint with Governor Denning.  The Governor dismissed Grover's complaint and then promptly orders the duo on an assignment to serve a warrant for a computer hacker.  By the latter half of Season 4, he is fully accepted into the Five-0 ohana. In the season 4 finale, Grover's actions to rescue his daughter result in forced early retirement from HPD, but also allows McGarrett to recruit him to be part of the Five-0 team, which he accepts.  The character was named after a Captain Grover (Scott Brady) from the original series.[24]

text: A 25-year veteran of the force, Grover graduated from the Chicago Police Academy in 1989, and was promptly recruited by the FBI to go undercover in the Philadelphia Black Mafia. Upon the completion of the assignment, he returned to the Chicago Police Department.[25] He left Chicago around 2012 or 2013, after an incident where he blames himself for having failed to save a boy who was taken hostage by his father, which ultimately resulted in a murder-suicide.[26]

text: He and his wife Renée (portrayed by Michelle Hurd) have two adolescent children: daughter Samantha (portrayed by Paige Hurd) and son Will (portrayed by Chosen Jacobs). The Grovers are a close-knit family and Lou is shown to be a doting father who is fair but firm with his children. As Danny also has a daughter, Grover sometimes gives him tips and unsolicited advice on dealing with preteens.[27] Although he loves his wife and vice versa, he has a tendency to forget important dates such as birthdays, anniversaries and Valentine's Day. In season 6, he forgets about Valentine's Day and hastily makes plans but Renée saw through it and he ends up in the doghouse as a result.[23] The Grovers live in the Honolulu neighborhood of Manoa.[25]

text: Despite Grover's rocky introduction to the Five-0 team, he has since become a valued member of the team. He has an ongoing good-natured rivalry with McGarrett. McGarrett would light-heartedly joke about Grover being a "city boy" out of his element on a tropical island[28] while Grover would poke fun about McGarrett getting himself into trouble because of his refusal to ask for help. Unlike McGarrett, Danny Williams took longer to accept Grover but they bond over the fact that they are the only members of the team with children and would often vent their frustrations to one another about parenting issues. Their friendship becomes slightly awkward after both discover that Will and Grace had been dating behind their backs.[29]

text: Grover's weapon of choice is the Kimber Custom TLE II.

text: Jerry Ortega[edit]

text:
Jerry OrtegaFirst appearance
"Kaʻoia iʻo Ma Loko" / "The Truth Within"(episode 4.03), (Guest Star)"Aʻohe Kahi e Peʻe Ai" / "Nowhere to Hide"(episode 5.01), (Series Regular)Portrayed by
Jorge GarciaInformationOccupation
Five-0 Task ForceTitle
Special ConsultantFamily
Unnamed father (deceased)  Unnamed mother  Isabel Ortega (younger sister)Significant other(s)
Dr. Mindy Shaw

text: Jerry Ortega is a conspiracy theorist who lives in his mother's basement (until she moves to Maui) who regularly assists the Five-0 Task Force with various cases. He was first introduced in the episode "Ka 'oia'i'o ma loko / The Truth Within". Jerry was classmates with Chin Ho Kelly at Kukui High and they were in the school band. A running gag in the show is the fact that he is either resistant or reluctant to use cellular technology to communicate with McGarrett (e.g. he once used a rotary phone to directly call McGarrett about updates for a case) and tends to ramble about conspiracies over everything. The Five-0 team largely tolerate and humor him as more often than not, his conspiracy theorist ramblings provide the team with a lead or valuable insight into a case. After much pestering, in season 6, McGarrett finally lets Jerry have his own "office"—an empty file storage room in the basement—and officially hires him as a "consultant".

text: Jerry is a fan of Elvis Presley, which was discovered when Five-0 was called to investigate a murder of an Elvis impersonator in the episode "Ua heleleʻi ka hoku / Fallen Star". In the same episode he shows off his musical talent by singing at the open mic when hanging out with the team for drinks after the case. While his job officially is a consultant, he operates behind the scenes as a technical operator, often providing information about the cases Five-0 investigates or technical support when they are in the field. In the episode 'Ua Malo'o Ka Wai', Jerry is awarded his very own Five-0 badge after he coordinates with Duke Lukela and HPD to rescue Five-0 from the Yakuza.

text: Tani Rey[edit]

text:
Tani ReyFirst appearance
"A'ole e 'olelo mai ana ke ahi ua ana ia" / "Fire Will Never Say that It Has Had Enough"(episode 8.01)Portrayed by
Meaghan RathInformationOccupation
Police academy recruit (former), Lifeguard (former), Five-0 Task ForceTitle
Officer

text: Tani Rey was first introduced in the season 8 premiere as a lifeguard who was kicked out of the police academy for cheating. Steve asks her to go undercover to assist Five-0 on a case. She originally turned him down however she later changed her mind and eventually became an officer on the Five-0 Task Force. She cares deeply about her family even saving her brother from an HPD raid moments before he would've been arrested.

text: Kamekona Tupuola[edit]

text:
Kamekona TupolaFirst appearance
Pilot(episode 1.01), (Guest Star)"A'ole e 'olelo mai ana ke ahi ua ana ia" / "Fire Will Never Say that It Has Had Enough"(episode 8.01), (Series Regular)Portrayed by
Taylor Wily (Jovan Armand as a teenager)Other appearances
MacGyverMagnum P.I.InformationOccupation
Waiola Shave Ice  Kamekona's Shrimp Truck  Kamekona's Helicopter ToursTitle
OwnerFamily
Maya Tupuola (Mother)  Kanoa Tupuola (Brother)Relatives
Flippa Tupuola (Cousin)  Thomas Hoapili (Cousin)  Maggie Hoapili (Niece)

text: Kamekona Tupuola is the owner of Waiola Shave Ice, Kamekona's Shrimp Truck and Kamekona's Helicopter Tours. Kamekona comes from a typically large Polynesian family and often mentions various relatives whenever one of the members of Five-0 needs a favor, whether for a personal matter or for an investigation. His late cousin, Thomas Hoapili, was a master of Kapu Kuʻialua, an ancient Hawaiian martial art, as is Thomas's daughter, Maggie (portrayed by Summer Glau). Another cousin, Flippa (Shawn Mokuahi Garnett), often helps Kamekona at the shrimp truck.[30]

text: Kamekona was introduced in the Pilot as Chin's confidential informant and owner of a shave ice stall on the beach. His full background and how he first met Chin were only revealed in the season 6 episode "Kuleana / One's Personal Sense of Responsibility".[31] As the elder son in an impoverished family, he would skip school to earn extra money to help his single mother. He gradually became a drug kingpin and did some time at Halawa. As a result of his younger brother's involvement with a noted drug dealer, whom Chin Ho Kelly was coincidentally investigating, he agreed to be a CI for the HPD on the condition his brother is let go without any charges. Chin visits Kamekona in prison and gives him Napoleon Hill's book Think and Grow Rich, beginning a friendship that continues to the formation of Five-0. He started his shave ice stand while getting back on his feet after being released. In the season 5 finale, he mentioned that his shrimp truck business is now in doubt, after Steve and Danny dropped a nuke into the sea to prevent it from blowing up on land. In season 3 he qualifies as a helicopter pilot with the help of McGarrett.[32] Members of the Five-0 Task Force and their families are often seen patronizing his shrimp truck or asking him for favors (e.g. he babysat Grace Williams, Danny's daughter, and chaperoned Steve's sister Mary while they were at work).

text: Duke Lukela[edit]

text:
Duke LukelaFirst appearance
"Hana 'a'a Makehewa" / "Neighbor"(episode 1.12), (Guest Star)"A'ole e 'olelo mai ana ke ahi ua ana ia" / "Fire Will Never Say that It Has Had Enough"(episode 8.01), (Series Regular)Portrayed by
Dennis ChunInformationOccupation
HPDTitle
SergeantSpouse(s)
Nalani

text: An HPD Sergeant who often acts as a liaison to Five-0. He was one of the few HPD cops who was not antagonistic towards Danny or the other Five-0 members from the beginning, as he was colleagues with Steve's father and many of Chin and Kono's family members (they come from a family of cops). In "Hookman", he was shot by Curt Stoner (Peter Weller), but survived and recovered. He is married to Nalani (portrayed by Chun's real-life partner Laura Mellow[33]).[23]

text: Chun is the son of Kam Fong Chun, who played Chin Ho Kelly on the original Hawaii Five-O.[24] The character Duke Lukela was portrayed by Herman Wedemeyer in the original series.

text: Noelani Cunha[edit]

text:
Noelani CunhaFirst appearance
"Makaukau 'oe e Pa'ani?" / "Ready to Play?"(episode 7.01), (guest star)"A'ole e 'olelo mai ana ke ahi ua ana ia" / "Fire Will Never Say that It Has Had Enough"(episode 8.01), (series regular)Portrayed by
Kimee BalmileroOther appearances
Magnum P.I.InformationOccupation
Medical examinerTitle
Doctor

text: Noelani was first introduced in season 7 working with Dr. Max Bergman as a medical examiner. Following his departure in season 7 Noelani took his place.

text: Junior Reigns[edit]

text:
Junior ReignsFirst appearance
"Na La 'Ilio" / "Dog Days"(episode 8.02), (series regular)Portrayed by
Beulah KoaleInformationOccupation
Five-0 Task ForceTitle
Officer

text: Junior Reigns first introduced in the second episode of the eighth season. Junior came to Steve looking for a job on the Task Force. Steve initially turned him down however after Junior insists Steve tells him that before becoming a part of Five-0 he must finish the police academy. Junior eventually receives his badge and joins Five-0.

text: Awards and decorations[edit]

text: The following are the awards and decorations worn on SO2 Reigns' Class-A uniform, as seen in "A'ohe Kio Pohaku Nalo i Ke Alo Pali".

text:
Personal decorations

Purple Heart

Navy & Marine Corps Commendation Medal, w/“V” device

Service awards

Navy Good Conduct Medal

Campaign and service medals

National Defense Service Medal

Afghanistan Campaign Medal, w/2 bronze service stars (3rd award)

Global War on Terrorism Service Medal

Service and training awards

Sea Service Deployment Ribbon

Foreign awards

NATO Medal

Marksmanship awards

Navy Expert Rifleman Medal

Navy Pistol Marksmanship Ribbon

Other accoutrements

Special Warfare insignia

Naval Parachutist insignia

1 Service Stripe (reflecting 4 years of service)

text: Adam Noshimuri[edit]

text:
Adam NoshimuriFirst appearance
"Pahele" / "Trap"(episode 2.11), (Guest Star)"Kau Ka ‘Onohi Ali’i I Luna" / "The Royal Eyes Rest Above"(episode 8.07), (series regular)Portrayed by
Ian Anthony DaleInformationOccupation
Head of Five-0 Task Force Special Division of Organized Crime  Former head of the Japanese YakuzaTitle
Confidential InformantFamily
Hiro Noshimuri (father) (deceased)  Michael Noshimuri (brother) (deceased)Spouse(s)
Kono KalakauaRelatives
Noriko (half-sister)

text: Adam Noshimuri, Kono's husband who becomes a new head of the Japanese Yakuza after Wo Fat murders his father, Hiro. First introduced in the season 2 episode "Pahele / Trap", he has been trying to legitimize and clean up his organization with the intention of distancing himself from his father's criminal past. When he and Kono first started dating, the Five-0 team were extremely suspicious of him, particularly Steve and Chin – the former due to his father's history with the yakuza and the latter due to him seeing Kono as a younger sister. He is accepted into the Five-0 ohana after proving his love for Kono. After killing his brother Michael (Daniel Henney) to protect Kono, he and Kono leave Hawaii and go into hiding. He comes out of hiding after his brother's loyalists are no longer a threat. At the beginning of Season 5, Adam proposes to Kono and at the end of this season they marry. In "Mai ho`oni i ka wai lana mālie", Adam is shot by Gabriel Waincroft, who runs away with the money that Adam would use to distances himself from the Yakuza. Almost immediately after Adam killed two Yakuza thugs in "Piko Pau 'iole" to save himself and Kono, Gabriel buys off Adam's debt in order for his cartel to team up with the head of the Hawaiian Yakuza. He subsequently turns himself in to the Honolulu Police Department. After a short legal battle he is sentenced to 18 months in prison, which was agreed on since he had been acting in self-defense. He has been released on parole as of the season 7 episode "Ka 'Aelike / The Deal".

text: Adam is the elder son of Hiro Noshimuri and, with the introduction of his brother Michael, it becomes apparent that Adam was the brains who ran the legitimate business front of their father's operation out of New York while Michael was the brawn who usually took care of the "dirty" side. For example, when the Five-0 team uncover a yakuza burial site, it is revealed that he knew nothing about it.[34] He is implied to be a Nisei (first generation American-born Japanese American) and his grandfather served in the Imperial Japanese Navy.[17]

text: Dale was initially confirmed for a four-episode arc but following positive fan response, became a recurring guest star.[35] His character had been written as a potential antagonist for McGarrett and the team as he saw the latter as a stumbling block in his quest for answers about his father's death.[36] Like his character, Dale is of Japanese descent.

text: In the season 8 episode I Ka Wa Ma Mua, I Ka Wa Ma Hope (The Future is in the Past) Danny dreams of the future and Adam has a child with Kono. In the Season 8 episode Ka Hopu Nui 'Ana (The Round Up), after a devastating hit on Hawaii's crime bosses by a new crime syndicate, Steve asks Adam to head up a new special division within the Five-0 Task Force to focus specifically on organized crime.

text: Recurring[edit]

text:
Name

Portrayed by

Seasons

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

John McGarrett

William Sadler (2010-15; seasons 1-5)

Guest

Ryan Bittle (2018; season 8)

Guest

Doris McGarrett

Christine Lahti

Special Guest Star

Archive Footage

Special Guest Star

Debora "Deb" McGarrett

Carol Burnett

Guest

Grace Williams

Teilor Grubbs

Recurring

Charlie Williams

Zach Sulzbach

Guest

Recurring

Will Grover

Chosen Jacobs

Recurring

Rachel Edwards (2010-2017)Rachel Hollander (2017-present)

Claire van der Boom

Recurring

Guest

Guest

Guest

Malia Waincroft

Reiko Aylesworth

Guest

Recurring

Guest

Archive Footage

Jenna Kaye

Larisa Oleynik

Recurring

Guest

Abby Dunn

Julie Benz

Recurring

Guest

Pat Jameson

Jean Smart

Recurring

Laura Hills

Kelly Hu

Recurring

Michael Noshimuri

Daniel Henney

Recurring

Joe White

Terry O'Quinn

Recurring

Guest

Guest

Mamo Kahike

Al Harrington

Guest

Samuel "Sam" Denning

Richard T. Jones

Recurring

Archive Footage

Nahele Huikala

Kekoa Kekumano

Recurring

Dr. Charles "Charlie" Fong

Brian Yang

Recurring

Ellie Clayton

Mirrah Foulkes

Recurring

Eric Russo

Andrew Lawrence

Guest

Recurring

Pua Kai

Shawn Anthony Thomsen

Guest

Recurring

text: Family members[edit]

text: John McGarrett[edit]

text: Sergeant John McGarrett, HPD (Ret.) (1942-2010) is the father of Steve and Mary Ann McGarrett and (presumed) widower of Doris McGarrett. His own father, Ensign Steve McGarrett, was killed in action on the U.S.S. Arizona (BB-39) during the attack on Pearl Harbor and John was born three months later on March 15. John would follow in his father's footsteps into the navy, serving in the Vietnam War and reaching the rank of Lieutenant before becoming a Honolulu Police Department detective. After Doris' presumed death, he launched his own investigation and sent Steve, then a high school junior, to board at the Army and Navy Academy in Carlsbad, California and Mary to live with his older sister Deb, who lived several hours away from Steve's new school, for their safety. It is presumed that this was the last time the siblings ever saw him in person as they became estranged from their father for sending them away; Steve only learns the real reason why his father split up the family when he returns to Hawaii to head the new task force following John's murder. In light of the revelation, Steve and Mary were able to let go of their animosity and are often seen visiting his grave site.

text: John has been mentioned a number of times as Steve regularly works with HPD officers, many of whom were John's former colleagues. Even renowned diamond smuggler and fence August March (Ed Asner) paid tribute to John's sense of integrity by telling Steve about how John turned down his $100,000 bribe over three decades ago.[37]

text: John McGarrett was murdered by Victor Hesse on September 20, 2010, as witnessed by Steve, who was overseas on a highly classified mission in South Korea, via satellite phone. He was buried at the National Cemetery of the Pacific with full military honors. In the 100th episode "Ina Paha" ("If Perhaps") he is never murdered by Hesse and is able to reconnect with Steve when he returns home.

text: Doris McGarrett[edit]

text: Doris McGarrett is the wife of the late John McGarrett and mother of Steve and Mary Ann McGarrett. She was presumably murdered by a car bomb when Steve was aged fifteen or sixteen. It is revealed in Season 3 that she was a former CIA operative who went by the alias "Shelburne" and had faked her own death as a cover to escape underground in order to protect her family.

text: In the Season 3 premiere, Joe White brings Steve to Suruga Bay in Japan where mother and son are reunited. Steve was hostile to his mother, even refusing to call her "Mom", due to the years of resentment over how the family was torn apart by her supposed death and watching his father grieve over her. Mary also initially refused to see her after learning the truth from Steve. For the rest of the season she constantly refuses to tell everything to Steve and he does not fully trust her. He sends Cath to "babysit" her at a safehouse but Wo Fat bypasses the security system and Cath into the house to confront Doris. Despite being a crack shot and armed, ballistic evidence showed that she had intentionally shot away from him, which she attributed to her nerves and shock over Wo Fat's sudden appearance, but Steve refuses to believe her story. In the third-season finale she leaves Hawaii with Kono and Adam to help them evade the Yakuza with her promising to Steve that her story is "To be continued.". Over the next two seasons, bits and pieces (and rumors) of Doris' connection to Wo Fat are revealed. Steve only learns the full truth after he was abducted and tortured by Wo Fat in the 100th episode. She is mentioned in the episode "Pono Kaulike / Justice for All" where she uses her contacts to keep her son safe from a rogue CIA agent who attempts to have Danny and Chin framed to cover his tracks. Steve was able to use the information she provided to Joe White to exonerate his co-workers. In the seventh seasons 150th episode Steve learns from Catherine that she was captured after attempting to break Wo Fat's father out of prison. Steve and Catherine along with the rest of the team (excluding Danny) go to Morocco to break her and Wo Fat's father out.

text: Aunt Deb[edit]

text: Debra "Deb" McGarrett is the late older sister of John McGarrett and aunt of Steve and Mary Ann McGarrett. She raised Mary when John had sent the kids away from Hawaii for their safety after Doris was presumed to be murdered by a car bomb. Steve and Mary both see her as a maternal figure and she, having never married or had children, treats them as her own. Deb had been a struggling singer on the cusp of a big break when she left a promising career to raise Mary. In season 4, she pays Steve a surprise visit for Thanksgiving and reveals that she had stage four cancer. In season 5, she agrees to go for chemotherapy and her brain tumor has shrunk. She marries Leonard Cassano (Frankie Valli), a retired defense lawyer with stage four leukemia whom met during chemo. In the episode "Ua Ola Loko I Ke Aloha / Love Gives Life Within" she returns to Hawaii with Leonard's ashes on the pretext of spending time with Steve, Mary and Joan but does not tell them that she was actually dying and trying to complete her bucket list. She passes away peacefully in Steve and Mary's childhood home (which Steve has lived in since his father's death) after fulfilling all but one thing on her bucket list—climb a tall mountain. Steve and Mary complete her list by scattering her ashes on the mountain top.

text: Grace Williams[edit]

text: Grace Williams is the daughter of Danny Williams and Rachel Edwards. Her parents divorced in the timeline before the pilot and she moved to Hawaii with her mother and millionaire new stepfather. She attends the Academy of the Sacred Heart, a fictional private school, and participates in the cheerleading team. She calls her father "Danno" and is the only person he unconditionally allows to call him that; McGarrett would mock Danny using the nickname or with the tagline "Book 'em, Danno", much to Danny's exasperation. Grace is named after a former partner of her father's who was killed in the line of duty by a criminal.

text: Grace is well-liked by the rest of the Five-0 ohana. She took to "Uncle Steve", as she calls McGarrett, who affectionately calls her "Gracie". Whenever Danny was unavailable due to extenuating circumstances, McGarrett would be the one to pick her up from school or personally reassure her.

text: Grace was often the source of Danny's disputes with his ex-wife over his visitation rights. Rachel would use their daughter as leverage and make empty threats about rescinding or lessening his visitation days. Eventually, Danny takes the matter to court and is awarded joint custody, meaning that Grace cannot move away from Hawaii without Danny's approval.

text: As of season 7 Grace is dating Will Grover, Lou's son. In the season 8 episode "I Ka Wa Ma Mua, I Ka Wa Ma Hope" ("The Future is in the Past") Grace is shown as an adult marrying Will.

text: Charlie Williams[edit]

text: Charlie is the second child of Danny and Rachel. Charlie was originally thought to be the son of Stan however it was revealed in season 5 that Danny is the true father. In the season 8 episode I Ka Wa Ma Mua, I Ka Wa Ma Hope (The Future is in the Past) Charlie is an adult and has become a member of the Honolulu Police Department. He is then offered a job by Tani Rey the now leader of the Five-0 Task Force.

text: Will Grover[edit]

text: Will Grover is the son of Lou Grover. Although not seen until season 6 he moved to Hawaii with his father, mother, and sister. He attends Academy of the Sacred Heart with Grace Williams. Will and Grace are often seen spending time together doing activities such as homework, eating breakfast, and dancing. As of season 7 Will is dating Grace. In the season 8 episode I Ka Wa Ma Mua, I Ka Wa Ma Hope (The Future is in the Past) Will is an adult is marrying Grace.

text: Rachel Edwards/Hollander[edit]

text: Danny's ex-wife and mother of Grace and Charlie. She moves to Hawaii after marrying millionaire Stan Edwards. Early in Season 1, she and Danny are often seen bitterly arguing on the phone to the point where the whole team knew about the feud even before they had met Rachel or Grace in person. She often used Grace as leverage and threatened to further limit his visitation rights when his job prevented him from being punctual to their father-daughter dates but Danny successfully files for joint custody, meaning that Grace cannot leave Hawaii without his consent. They are now on friendly terms, particularly after her marriage with Stan hits a rocky patch and Danny was there to help with Charlie's birth (which he later discovers was actually his, not Stan's). In the seventh season of the series Rachel divorces Stan and takes her maiden name once again.

text: Malia Waincroft[edit]

text: Chin's wife, Dr. Malia Waincroft was previously engaged to Chin before he broke up with her after losing his badge.  The two reconnected after he joined Five-0, and then resumed their relationship. She marries Kelly in the episode "Alaheo Pauʻole / Gone Forever", but dies in "La O Na Makuahine", the third-season premiere episode, from injuries sustained after she was shot, leaving Chin devastated. She had a brother named Gabriel Waincroft who was revealed to be responsible for the murder of Chin's father 15 years earlier.

text: Other[edit]

text: Jenna Kaye[edit]

text: Jenna Kaye is an ex-CIA analyst, assistant to Five-0. She is later revealed to be an associate of Wo Fat. At the end of "Ha'i'ole", she is seen driving Wo Fat away from the prison after he murdered Victor Hesse. She leaves Five-0 to follow up on a lead that her fiancé, Josh, who she claimed had been killed by Wo Fat, might in fact be alive and asks Steve to go with her to North Korea to get him. It turns out to be a trap for McGarrett, from Wo Fat telling Jenna he would release Josh if she brought him McGarrett, explaining her association with him. Jenna later discovers that Josh had been dead the entire time and that it was also a trap for her. She is able to tell McGarrett she is sorry for setting him up and gives him a pin from Josh's knee repair to help him escape, moments before Wo Fat shoots and kills her. In the 100th episode she is seen in the same episode that Victor Hesse is in looking for her fiancé who was in a motorcycle accident.

text: Detective Abby Dunn[edit]

text: Abby Dunn is a Detective for the HPD and is the girlfriend of Chin Ho Kelly. She held the rank of Inspector at the San Francisco Police Department and was temporarily assigned to the Five-0 task force as SFPD intended to start a similar task force. However, it is revealed that she had been forced by an FBI agent with a grudge against Five-0 to tail them and find a reason to shut the task force down. She discloses this information to Chin after starting a relationship with him and resigns from the SFPD as well as Five-0, transferring to the HPD to become a detective.

text: Governor Pat Jameson[edit]

text: Pat Jameson was the Governor of Hawaii in Season 1. When Steve McGarrett returned home to Hawaii to bury his father, who was murdered by arms dealer Victor Hesse, she requests him to set up a task force with "full immunity and means" to apprehend criminals such as Hesse. McGarrett flatly turns her down as he felt she only asked him to do so for political reasons and boost her ratings. Once he realizes he had no jurisdiction over the investigation, he quickly accepts the job and sets the "Governor's Task Force", which came to be called "Five-0".

text: Over the course of season 1 it is revealed that Governor Jameson was actually colluding with Wo Fat and other criminals such as Adam's father Hiro. In the season 1 finale it is revealed that she was responsible for the murder of Laura Hills. McGarrett confronts her about it in her office and records her confession on his phone. Wo Fat sneaks in, tasers McGarrett and then shoots and kills the governor after she deletes the recording. Wo Fat attempts to frame McGarrett for the murder by placing the murder weapon in his hand.

text: Laura Hills[edit]

text: Laura Hills, Gov. Jameson's public safety liaison. In the season 1 finale it is revealed that she was sending McGarett evidence from his "Champ" box. She is killed in a car bomb by Wo Fat and Jameson. McGarrett is also framed for her murder after his fingerprints were found in her house.

text: Michael Noshimuri[edit]

text: Michael Noshimuri is Adam's brother who was released from prison during season three, and appears apprehensive about any plans to remake the Yakuza. He attempted to frame Kono for a murder he committed using her gun. In the season three finale, he was killed by his brother, Adam.

text: Joe White[edit]

text: Lieutenant Commander Joe White, USN (Ret.) (born July 9, 1954[10]) is Steve McGarrett's former SEAL trainer and a long-time friend of John McGarrett and mentor to Steve. A Wisconsin native,[10] he is a "mustang", having been a master chief petty officer before gaining a commission and retiring as a lieutenant commander. He appears to be well known amongst SEALs from his time as a trainer at the Naval Special Warfare Center, as McGarrett's former SEAL teammate Billy Harrington and SO2 Graham Wilson, who was a person of interest in the episode "Hoʻapono", both knew of him. In the season 2 episode "Kiʻilua / Deceiver", he is forced into retirement after leading an unsanctioned mission into North Korea to rescue McGarrett.

text: White was one of the few people who knew about Shelburne but he refused to disclose it to McGarrett as he knew it would only hurt him even more emotionally. He would repeatedly give excuses or evade McGarrett's persistent questions about the true identity of Shelburne. As a result, McGarrett, despite seeing him as a father figure, regards him with some distrust.

text: Mamo Kahike[edit]

text: Mamo owns a surf rental shop at Waikiki Beach. During the off season he works a bus driver.[38] A long-time friend of McGarrett's father and Chin and Kono's family, he taught Steve, Mary and Kono how to surf as children and is seen as a fatherly figure by them. He is also a history enthusiast and participates in historical reenactments of Ancient Hawaiian society.[8]

text: Al Harrington is one of several actors who have appeared on the original series. He had a recurring role as Detective Ben Kokua.[24]

text: Governor Sam Denning[edit]

text: Governor Samuel "Sam" Denning was Lieutenant Governor of Hawaii, replacing Gov. Jameson after her death. He is much more "by the book" and withdraws his predecessor's assurance to the Five-0 Task Force of "full immunity and means". Instead, he brings in former federal agent Lori Weston as a "spy" to keep McGarrett and the rest of Five-0 in line, much to their displeasure. In season 3 he and McGarrett come to a mutual agreement to be open with one another about investigations, with McGarrett pointing out that Governor Jameson's dishonesty was what got her killed. Although not always agreeing with McGarrett's style, Governor Denning does vouch for and backs him when necessary. For example, he dismisses Lou Grover's complaint against McGarrett in season 4 and instead forces the both of them to serve a warrant together and work out their differences themselves.

text: Nahele Huikala[edit]

text: In the episode "Poina ʻOle / Not Forgotten", Nahele was first introduced as a homeless juvenile delinquent who stole McGarrett's prized vintage Marquis and stripped it for scrap metal. McGarrett decides not to file charges after learning that Nahele was living on the streets after running away from his temporary guardian, his negligent uncle, and that his only parent, his father, has been in prison since he was eight. Kamekona agrees to let Nahele work for him as a waiter at the shrimp truck as part of the agreement that McGarrett will not file charges if Nahele keeps his end of the bargain to stay out of trouble. Since then he has looked up to McGarrett as a mentor and an older brother figure. In season 6, his father is released from prison and successfully files for custody of him. Distraught, Nahele confesses a long-buried secret to McGarrett explaining why he still refuses to see his father even though the latter turned his life around.

text: Dr. Charles "Charlie" Fong[edit]

text: Charlie Fong is a forensic scientist with the Honolulu Police Department Crime Lab. He provides evidence analysis for the Five-0 Task Force. He attended the prestigious Punahou School and is a childhood friend of Kono.

text: Ellie Clayton[edit]

text: Ellie Clayton is a lawyer and Deputy District Attorney introduced in the season 5 episode "Hoʻoilina / Legacy". She emigrated from Australia with her father Paul as a child. Her father owned a bar called "Aces High" but was shot and killed in a botched robbery nineteen years ago. She was upstairs in their flat and heard the kill shot. A homeless man was prosecuted but the case eventually went cold due to the lack of credible witnesses and evidence. She graduated from law school and returned to Hawaii. In several episodes she aided the Five-0 Task Force by securing arrest warrants or providing advice.

text: McGarrett meets her by chance when he sees her putting flowers on his father's grave and accosts her. She reveals that John was the uniformed officer who responded to the scene of her father's murder. Every Christmas since then he would visit her and give her a present. According to Chin, John made an effort to keep in contact with her, partly out of guilt and regret for sending his two children away. Ellie reveals that prior to his death, John had called her up to tell her that he had found new evidence. McGarrett recalls finding a "Aces High" matchbook in his father's Champ toolbox and decides to reopen the case in memory of his father. Five-solves the case with the help of a young drug runner whom Paul had tried to help back then (unsuccessfully) and wanted to repay Paul for his kindness. Danny proposed Ellie as a potential love interest, but McGarrett quickly shoots down the idea, saying that due to her connection to his father, they could only be friends. She tries to set a reluctant McGarrett up with various women out of concern that he was too consumed with his work. McGarrett eventually begins a relationship with one of the women, Lynn.

text: Eric Russo[edit]

text: Eric Russo (born 1984 or 1985[19]) is the nephew of Detective Danny Williams; his mother Stella is one of Danny's younger sisters. He was first introduced in the episode "Kapu / Forbidden" when Stella sends him to his "Uncle D" in hopes that Danny would be able to set him straight. He dropped out of college and was still undecided about his future. In the episode, he follows McGarrett and the team around as they solve a case involving a college professor and his students. Eric provides some valuable insights which helped solve the case. To Danny's surprise, he decides to pursue forensics and joins the forensics lab as an assistant.

text: Minor[edit]

text: Commander Wade Gutches[edit]

text: Portrayed by David Keith, commanding officer of SEAL Team 9 and friend of Cmdr. White. He is stationed at Naval Station Pearl Harbor as an instructor.

text: Kawika[edit]

text: Portrayed by Kala Alexander, leader of the Kapu gang/civic pride group.

text: Clara Williams[edit]

text: Portrayed by Melanie Griffith, mother of Danny Williams. The character was brought back from the original series and was portrayed by Helen Hayes, the real-life mother of James MacArthur, who portrayed Danny Williams.[24]

text: Eddie Williams[edit]

text: Portrayed by Tom Berenger, father of Danny Williams. A retired Newark, NJ firefighter. He appears in one episode, Ma lalo o ka 'ili, traveling to Hawaii to salvage his marriage to Clara.

text: Leilani[edit]

text: Portrayed by Lindsay Price, Chin Ho Kelly's ex-girlfriend

text: Officer Pua Kai[edit]

text: Portrayed by Shawn Anthony Thomsen, an HPD rookie cop. He is often seen teasing Kono and is on friendly terms with the Five-0 team.

text: Odell Martin[edit]

text: Portrayed by Michael Imperioli, a New York City native and former attorney with a shady past who now owns a barber shop. McGarrett befriended him and is a regular customer.

text: Criminals and antagonists[edit]

text:
Name

Portrayed by

Seasons

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

Wo Fat

Mark Dacascos

Recurring

Guest

Recurring

Guest

Guest

Victor Hesse

James Marsters

Recurring

Guest

Archive Footage

Guest

Anton Hesse

Norman Reedus

Guest

Archive Footage

Archive Footage

Gabriel Waincroft

Christopher Sean

Guest

Recurring

Sang Min Soo

Will Yun Lee

Recurring

text:
Wo Fat (Mark Dacascos) was the principal antagonist and nemesis of Steve McGarrett. He is well known in the criminal world for his ruthlessness and ability to wriggle his way around the law. In the 100th episode, he kidnaps McGarrett and tortures him with a heated cattle rod and truth serum. After a bitter fight to the death, McGarrett kills him with a bullet to the head.
Victor and Anton Hesse (James Marsters and Norman Reedus) are brothers and criminals heavily involved in the illegal arms trafficking trade. During his days as a SEAL, McGarrett was part of a task force which had been investigating and tracking the Hesse brothers for several years. He and his buddy Freddie Hart were sent into North Korea on a classified operation to kidnap Anton Hesse but Hart was killed and Anton was eventually killed when the convoy he and McGarrett were being transported in was attacked. In the pilot, McGarrett personally shoots Victor Hesse but his body was never found. Victor later resurfaces and is eventually caught and sent to prison where he is killed by Wo Fat who was posing as a corrections officer.
Gabriel Waincroft (Christopher Sean) is the younger brother of Malia Waincroft, the late wife of Chin Ho Kelly. As an adolescent he repeatedly got into trouble with the law and Malia went to Chin, then her boyfriend, for help in setting him straight. Gabriel was initiated into a gang after killing Chin's father and rose through the ranks of the (fictional) Culiacan cartel based in Sinaloa, Mexico.[39] With Wo Fat's death, Waincroft is now the team's primary antagonist. He has been described as daring and ambitious, particularly after he had his men attempt to assassinate the heads of three different criminal syndicates during a high-profile boxing match (the attempt was discreetly foiled by Five-0), in the episode "Ka Makau kaa kaua / The Sweet Science". In "Pa'a Ka 'ipuka I Ka 'Upena Nananana", he was badly wounded and died in surgery from cardiac arrest. His daughter Sarah is currently being cared for by Chin as her legal guardian.
Michelle Shioma (Michelle Krusiec) is the daughter of the late Goro Shioma and his successor as head of the Hawaiian Yakuza. Introduced in season 6, she is seeking revenge after Gabriel Waincroft has her father assassinated in an attempt to gain control of the criminal underworld in Hawaii. She is married with two daughters. It is mentioned in season 8 that she had been murdered in prison.

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Sang Min Soo (Will Yun Lee) is an informant and former snakehead who was associated with Wo Fat and imprisoned on the mainland for his safety after he testified against his former associates. He chooses to be transferred to Halawa to be nearer to his young son. His appearances are often met with annoyance by the Five-0 team as he would mock McGarrett and Chin, try to rile Danny up or crack inappropriate jokes at Kono (he calls her "Spicy Hot"). The team generally tolerate him as he does provide valuable and much-needed intel for the team on several occasions.
Adam "Toast" Charles (Martin Starr) is one of Danny Williams' CIs. He is a highly skilled hacker who sometimes helps the Five-0 team with cases related to the cyber-crime underworld that require a more underhanded approach. He was killed in the Season 8 episode "E uhi wale no 'a'ole e nalo, he imu puhi" / "No Matter How Much One Covers a Steaming Imu, The Smoke Will Rise" after his identity as a CI was leaked.
August March (Ed Asner) is a renowned diamond smuggler who was jailed for over three decades and had been released from prison for six months, according to Captain Fryer in the season 2 episode "Kalele / Faith". He committed a suicide in Season 3. Ed Asner portrayed the character in the original series and was one of several actors who returned to the 2010 reboot.[24]
Jason "JC" Dekker (Xzibit, credited by his real name Alvin Joiner) is a former gang leader and small-time arms dealer who was re-arrested for violating his parole. The Five-0 Task Force crossed paths with him while investigating the murder of an undercover ATF agent in the episode "Ua Nalohia / In Deep".
Detective Kaleo (Jason Scott Lee) is a corrupt former Honolulu Police Department cop who was imprisoned for his involvement in the murder of fellow cop Detective Meka Hanamoa, who was the partner of Detective Danny Williams when the latter first joined the HPD. He was initially housed in protective custody due to his former occupation but was sent to "general population" after he aided his brother Daryl in the trafficking of conflict diamonds, indirectly causing McGarrett's sister to be coerced into becoming a mule.[37]. His brother is killed in Season 2 and Kaleo is finally killed in Season 3 by Chin Ho Kelly when he tries to kill him.
Frank Delano (William Baldwin) is a corrupt former HPD homicide detective who founded his own criminal syndicate composed exclusively of former cops. After Kono was "fired", Delano recruited her into the syndicate. Unbeknownst to him, it was part of Captain Fryer's plot to arrest Delano and his associates. Delano was killed by Chin after Five-0 cornered him and his crew in the season 3 premiere. His brother Paul (portrayed by William Baldwin's real-life brother Daniel) later seeks revenge by drugging and kidnapping Chin.
Gerard Hirsch (Willie Garson) is a known conman who did time in Halawa after being arrested in the episode "Uaʻaihue" for stealing a Van Gogh painting and for forgery. The team encounter him again in season 6 during an investigation into a case involving a dead counterfeiter and his stash of counterfeit hundred-dollar bills found on several murder victims. Hirsch currently runs his own crime scene clean-up company as part of his plan to "reform" and live an honest life. His expertise as a highly skilled former forger and extensive knowledge of art history have come into handy at times.
Jason Duclair (Randy Couture) is a serial arsonist and murderer who was notorious for picking married couples and setting their houses on fire, after ensuring that their doors, windows and any exits were locked. He was wanted for a series of deaths by arson throughout California but went into hiding for a period before resurfacing in Hawaii. He is imprisoned in the maximum security section of Halawa. He committed suicide in the Season 8 premiere.


document_title: Baroreceptor

question_text: where are the sensors for the arterial baroceptor reflex located

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text: Baroreceptor

text: Arterial baroreceptors[edit]

text: Arterial baroreceptors are stretch receptors that are stimulated by distortion of the arterial wall when pressure changes. The baroreceptors can identify the changes in both the average blood pressure or the rate of change in pressure with each arterial pulse. Action potentials triggered in the baroreceptor ending are then directly conducted to the brainstem where central terminations (synapses) transmit this information to neurons within the solitary nucleus. Reflex responses from such baroreceptor activity can trigger increases or decreases in the heart rate. Arterial baroreceptor sensory endings are simple, splayed nerve endings that lie in the tunica adventitia of the artery. An increase in the mean arterial pressure increases depolarization of these sensory endings, which results in action potentials. These action potentials are conducted to the solitary nucleus in the central nervous system by axons and have a reflex effect on the cardiovascular system through autonomic neurons.[5] Hormone secretions that target the heart and blood vessels are affected by the stimulation of baroreceptors.

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text: At normal resting blood pressures, baroreceptors discharge with each heart beat. If blood pressure falls, such as on orthostatic hypotension or in hypovolaemic shock, baroreceptor firing rate decreases and baroreceptor reflexes act to help restore blood pressure by increasing heart rate. Signals from the carotid baroreceptors are sent via the glossopharyngeal nerve (cranial nerve IX). Signals from the aortic baroreceptors travel through the vagus nerve (cranial nerve X).[6] Arterial baroreceptors inform reflexes about arterial blood pressure but other stretch receptors in the large veins and right atrium convey information about the low pressure parts of the circulatory system.

text: Baroreceptors respond very quickly to maintain a stable blood pressure, but their responses diminish with time and thus are most effective for conveying short term changes in blood pressure. In people with essential hypertension the baroreceptors and their reflexes change and function to maintain the elevated blood pressure as if normal. The receptors then become less sensitive to change.[7]

text: Low-pressure baroreceptors[edit]

text: The low-pressure baroreceptors, are found in large systemic veins, in pulmonary vessels, and in the walls of the right atrium and ventricles of the heart (the atrial volume receptors).[4] The low-pressure baroreceptors are involved with the regulation of blood volume. The blood volume determines the mean pressure throughout the system, in particular in the venous side where most of the blood is held.

text: The low-pressure baroreceptors have both circulatory and renal effects; they produce changes in hormone secretion, resulting in profound effects on the retention of salt and water; they also influence intake of salt and water. The renal effects allow the receptors to change the mean pressure in the system in the long term.

text: Denervating these receptors 'fools' the body into thinking that it has too low blood volume and initiates mechanisms that retain fluid and so push up the blood pressure to a higher level than it would otherwise have.[citation needed]

text: Baroreceptor dysfunction[edit]

text: Baroreceptors are integral to the body’s function: Pressure changes in the blood vessels would not be detected as quickly in the absence of baroreceptors. When baroreceptors are not working, blood pressure continues to increase, but, within an hour, the blood pressure returns to normal as other blood pressure regulatory systems take over.[8]

text: Baroreceptors can also become oversensitive in some people (usually the carotid baroreceptors in older males). This can lead to bradycardia, dizziness and fainting (syncope) from touching the neck (often whilst shaving). This is an important cause to exclude in men having pre-syncope or syncope symptoms.


document_title: United States presidential pets

question_text: which u.s. president had a cocker spaniel named checkers

text: United States presidential pets

text: History of White House dogs[edit]

text: The first White House dog to receive regular newspaper coverage was Warren G. Harding's dog Laddie Boy.[2]

text: Pets also featured on presidential elections. Herbert Hoover got a Belgian shepherd dog, King Tut, during his campaign and pictures of him with his new dog were sent all across the United States.

text: In 1944 Franklin D. Roosevelt was running for his fourth term when rumors surfaced that his Scottish Terrier, Fala, had accidentally been left behind when visiting the Aleutian Islands. After allegedly sending back ships to rescue his dog, Roosevelt was ridiculed and accused of spending thousands of taxpayers' dollars to retrieve his dog. At a speech following this Roosevelt said, "you can criticize me, my wife and my family, but you can't criticize my little dog. He's Scotch and all these allegations about spending all this money have just made his little soul furious."[3] What was later called the "Fala Speech" reportedly helped secure re-election for Roosevelt.[citation needed]

text: Richard Nixon was accused of hiding a secret slush fund during his candidacy for vice president under Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1952. He gave the televised "Checkers speech" named after his cocker spaniel, denying he had a slush fund but admitting, "there is one thing that I did get as a gift that I'm not going to give back."[4] The gift was a black-and-white cocker spaniel, Checkers, given to his daughters. Although there had been talk of Nixon being dropped from the ticket, following his speech he received an increase in support and Mamie Eisenhower reportedly recommended he stay because he was "such a warm person."[5][6]

text: Animal lovers were upset when President Lyndon B. Johnson was photographed picking his two Beagle dogs named Him and Her up by their ears. Others did not understand the uproar; former President Harry S. Truman said, "What the hell are the critics complaining about; that's how you handle hounds."[4]

text: List of Presidential pets[edit]

text:
President
Pet(s)

George Washington

Sweetlips,[7] Scentwell, and Vulcan[8] (among others)[ps 1] – American Foxhounds[9][nb 1]
Drunkard,[7] Taster, Tipler, and Tipsy – Black and Tan Coonhounds[10]
Royal Gift – Donkey, a gift from King Charles III of Spain[11]
Nelson and Blueskin[12] – Horses[ps 2][13]
Parrot[ps 3][ps 4] – Said to have been owned by First Lady Martha Washington.[14]
Cornwallis,[15] named for General Cornwallis[15] – Greyhound (dog)
Samson, Steady, Leonidas, Traveller, Magnolia[16] – Stallions

John Adams

Juno, Mark, and Satan[7] – Dogs[ps 2][10]
Cleopatra and Caesar[16] – Horse[ps 2]

Thomas Jefferson

Dick – Mockingbird[ps 4]
Buzzy and unknown – Briards (dogs)[10]
Two bear cubs[ps 3][ps 4]
Caractacus – Horse[ps 2]

James Madison

Polly – Parrot

James Monroe

Spaniel[10][ps 3][ps 2] – Belonged to youngest daughter, Maria Monroe[17]
Sebastian – Siberian Husky

John Quincy Adams

Silkworms[ps 3][ps 1][18]
An Alligator, received as a gift from the Marquis de Lafayette.[16]

Andrew Jackson

Polly – parrot[ps 4] (taught to swear)
Fighting cocks[ps 3][ps 1]
Bolivia, Emily, Lady Nashville, Sam Patch, and Truxton – Horses[ps 2]

Martin Van Buren

Briefly owned two tiger cubs given to him by the Sultan of Oman before Congress forced him to donate the tigers to the zoo[19][20]

William Henry Harrison

Sukey – Durham cow[21]
Goat*

John Tyler

Le Beau – Italian Greyhound[10]
Johnny Ty – Canary
The General – Horse[ps 2]

James K. Polk

No known pets[20]

Zachary Taylor

Old Whitey – Horse[ps 2]

Millard Fillmore

Mason and Dixon – Ponies[ps 2]

Franklin Pierce

At least two[nb 2] miniature "teacup" Japanese Chin dogs[ps 3], part of a gift exchange with Japan following the Perry Expedition[22]
Two birds from Japan,[ps 3][ps 4] which had just opened its trading posts to the United States.

James Buchanan

Lara – Newfoundland
Punch – Toy Terrier
Eagle[ps 3][ps 4]

Abraham Lincoln

Nanny and Nanko – goats[13]
Jack – Turkey[13]
Fido – Dog[7][10]
Jip – Dog[10]
Tabby and Dixie - Cats. Lincoln once remarked that Dixie "is smarter than my whole cabinet."[23]
Horse[ps 3][ps 2]
Rabbit[ps 3][ps 2]

Andrew Johnson

Fed white mice he found in his bedroom[ps 3][ps 1][20]

Ulysses S. Grant

Butcher Boy, Cincinnatus (a gift from the citizens of Cincinnati, Ohio), Egypt, Jeff Davis (his wartime mount), Jennie, Julia, Mary, and St. Louis – Horses.[ps 2]
Billy Button and Reb – Ponies[ps 2]
Faithful – Newfoundland[10]
Rosie – Dog[ps 2]

Rutherford B. Hayes

Dot – Cocker Spaniel[10]
Hector – Newfoundland[10]
Duke – English Mastiff[10]
Grim – Greyhound[7][10]
Otis – Miniature Schnauzer[10]
Juno and Shep – Hunting dogs
Jet – Dog[ps 2]
Piccolomini – Cat[ps 2]
Siam – First Siamese cat in the United States
Miss Pussy – Siamese cat-Siam and Miss Pussy were gifts from the King of Siam.

James A. Garfield

Kit – Horse[ps 2]
Veto[7] – Dog[ps 2]

Chester A. Arthur

Rabbit[ps 3][ps 2]
Three horses[ps 3][ps 2]

Grover Cleveland

Hector – Japanese Poodle[10]
Mockingbirds[ps 3][ps 4][ps 1]
Three[24] Dachshunds[10]

Benjamin Harrison

Dash in front of his doghouse

Whiskers ("His Whiskers," or "Old Whiskers") – Goat[13][25]
Dash – Collie[10]
Mr. Reciprocity and Mr. Protection – Opossums[26]

William McKinley

Washington Post – Yellow-headed Mexican parrot
Valeriano Weyler and Enrique DeLome – Angora kittens
Roosters[ps 3][ps 1]

Theodore Roosevelt

Roosevelt family with Skip

Illustration of Slippers, the White House cat

Admiral Dewey, Bishop Doane, Dr. Johnson, Father O'Grady, Fighting Bob Evans – guinea pigs[ps 2][27]
Algonquin – Pony[ps 2][27]
Baron Spreckle – Hen[ps 2][27]
Bill – lizard[ps 4][27]
Blackjack – Manchester Terrier
Eli Yale – Blue macaw[27]
Emily Spinach – Garter snake[ps 4][27]
Fedelity – Pony[ps 2]
Gem and Susan – Dogs[ps 2]
Jack[27] and Peter – Terriers[ps 2][10]
Jonathan Edwards – small bear[ps 4][27]
Jonathan – Piebald rat[ps 4]
Josiah – Badger[ps 4][27]
Manchu – Pekingese[10][27]
Maude – Pig[27]
Peter – Rabbit[ps 4][27]
Pete – Bull Terrier[10][27][7]
Rollo – Saint Bernard
Skip – Mongrel[10][27]
Sailor Boy – Chesapeake Bay Retriever[10][27]
Tom Quartz and Slippers – Cats[ps 2]
Bill – Laughing hyena, gift from Emperor Menelik II of Ethiopia[28]
barn owl; one-legged rooster[27]

William Howard Taft

Caruso – Dog[ps 2]
Mooly Wooly and Pauline Wayne – Cows[ps 2]

Woodrow Wilson

Davie – Airedale Terrier[10]
Old Ike – Ram
Puffins – Cat[ps 2]
Mountain Boy – Greyhound
Bruce – Bull Terrier
Songbirds[ps 3][ps 4][ps 1]
Sheep[ps 3][ps 1]

Warren G. Harding

Laddie Boy

Laddie Boy (1920–1929) – Airedale Terrier[7][10]
Old Boy – Bulldog[10]
Petey – canary[29]

Calvin Coolidge

Portrait of Rob Roy and Grace Coolidge

Rob Roy and Prudence Prim – White collies[10]
Peter Pan – Terrier[ps 2][10]
Paul Pry – Airedale Terrier[10]
Calamity Jane – Shetland Sheepdog[10]
Tiny Tim and Blackberry – Chow Chows[10]
Ruby Rouch – Collie[10]
Boston Beans – Bulldog[10]
King Cole – German Shepherd[10]
Palo Alto – Bird dog[10]
Bessie – Collie
Rebecca and Horace – Raccoons[ps 4][30]
Ebeneezer – Donkey
Nip and Tuck – Canaries
Enoch – Goose[ps 4]
Smoky – Bobcat
Tiger – Cat[ps 2]
Tax Reduction and Budget Bureau – Lion cubs
Billy – Pygmy hippopotamus
A wallaby
A duiker (a very small type of antelope)
A black bear

Herbert Hoover

Herbert Hoover with King Tut

King Tut – Belgian Shepherd[31][32]
Pat – German Shepherd[31]
Big Ben and Sonnie – Fox Terriers[10][33]
Glen – Scotch Collie[10]
Yukonan – Eskimo dog[10]
Patrick – Irish Wolfhound[31]
Eaglehurst Gillette – Setter[31]
Weejie – Norwegian Elkhound[31]
Two alligators[34]

Franklin D. Roosevelt

FDR and Fala (1940)

Fala (1940–1952) – Scottish Terrier[13]
Major – German Shepherd[31]
Meggie – Scottish Terrier[31]
Winks – Llewellyn Setter[31]
Tiny – Old English Sheepdog[31]
President – Great Dane[7][31]
Blaze – Bullmastiff[31]

Harry S. Truman

Feller – Cocker Spaniel[31][35]
Mike – Irish Setter[31]

Dwight D. Eisenhower

Heidi – Weimaraner[31]

John F. Kennedy

Kennedy family and dogs

Gaullie – Poodle[36]
Charlie – Welsh Terrier[31]
Tom Kitten – Cat[ps 2][37]
Robin – Canary[37]
Bluebell and Marybelle – Parakeets[37]
Macaroni – Pony[38]
Moe;– Doberman Pinscher[37]
Tex and Leprechaun – Ponies[37]
Debbie and Billie – Hamsters[37]
Pushinka – dog (gift of Soviet Union Premier Nikita Khrushchev, puppy of Soviet space dog Strelka)[7]
Shannon – Irish Cocker Spaniel[31]
Wolf – Dog, mix of Irish Wolfhound and Schnauzer[39]
Clipper – German Shepherd Dog[40]
Butterfly, White Tips, Blackie, and Streaker – (offspring of Pushinka and Charlie)[31]
Zsa Zsa – Rabbit
Sardar – Horse[ps 2][41]

Lyndon B. Johnson

LBJ with Him

Him and Her – Beagles[31][42][43]
Edgar – Beagle[7][31][42][43]
Blanco – white Collie[31][42][43]
Freckles – Beagle[31]
Yuki – Mongrel dog[31][42][43]
Hamsters[ps 2] and lovebirds[ps 4][44]

Richard Nixon

King Timahoe, Vicki and Pasha looking out the window in the White House

Vicki – Poodle[31][45]
Pasha – Terrier[31][45]
King Timahoe – Irish Setter[31][45][46]
Checkers[7] (1952–1964) – Cocker Spaniel[nb 3]

Gerald Ford

Susan Ford, daughter of Gerald Ford, and the family's siamese cat, Shan, in 1974

Ford and Liberty in the Oval Office

Liberty (1974–1984) – Golden Retriever[31]
Lucky – Dog*[7]
Misty – (Liberty's puppy born in the White House)
Shan – Siamese cat[47]

Jimmy Carter

Grits – Border Collie;[31][48] Given to his daughter Amy by her teacher, but quickly returned.[7][49]
Lewis Brown – Afghan Hound[citation needed]
Misty Malarky Ying Yang, daughter Amy Carter's pet – Siamese cat[30]

Ronald Reagan

Rex

Ronald Reagan on El Alamein

Lucky – Bouvier des Flandres[50][51][52]
Rex (1984–1998) – Cavalier King Charles Spaniel.[52][53]
Victory – Golden Retriever[51][52]
Peggy – Irish Setter[51][52] m
Taca – Siberian Husky[51][52]
Fuzzy – Belgian sheepdog[51][52]
Horses[ps 3][ps 2][ps 1] at Rancho del Cielo

George H. W. Bush

Millie

Millie (1985–1997) – Springer Spaniel.[7]
Ranger – one of Millie's puppies[31][54]

Bill Clinton

Socks

Socks (1989–2009) – Chelsea's cat.[25]
Buddy (1997–2002) – Bill's chocolate Labrador Retriever[25]

George W. Bush

India

Spot "Spotty" Fetcher (1989–2004) – female English Springer Spaniel named after Scott Fletcher; Puppy of Millie;[7] Euthanized after suffering a series of strokes.
Barney (2000–2013) – Scottish Terrier.[7][55]
Miss Beazley (2004–2014) – Scottish Terrier; Nicknamed "Beazley Weazley"; 2005 birthday gift from George to his wife.[7][55]
India "Willie" – cat (1990–2009)
Ofelia – Longhorn cow (lives at Bush's Prairie Chapel Ranch)

Barack Obama

Bo and Sunny

Bo[7] (born October 9, 2008) – Portuguese Water Dog.
Sunny[56][57] (born June 11, 2012) – Portuguese Water Dog.

Donald Trump

No known pets[20]

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document_title: The Land of Steady Habits

question_text: where was the land of steady habits movie filmed

text: The Land of Steady Habits

text: Plot[edit]

text: Anders Hill has recently divorced his wife Helene and quit his job in finance for an early retirement, and is having a difficult time coping. Anders’ adult-son Preston is a recovering addict who still lives with Helene in the family home that Anders has left.

text: Anders remains enamoured of his ex-wife, despite his string of one night stands since their divorce. He shows up at the annual Christmas party she co-hosts with Sophie Ashford, a neighbor and friend of Helene. Isolated at the party, he goes outside and joins Sophie and Mitchell's son Charlie and some of Charlie's friends. They urge Anders to smoke from a bong, and he is surprised to discover, afterward, that the marijuana is laced with PCP. Later at the party, Charlie overdoses and is taken to the hospital.

text: Sometime after, Anders, who is still the formal owner of the family home he has left to Helene, and, thusly, responsible for the mortgage, finds that he cannot afford to retire as well as pay off the house, and has fallen behind with the payments. He approaches a friend for a loan, however, the friend instead takes Anders to a strip club where he meets Barbara, a woman who is on a date. Anders and Barbara hit it off and end up sharing a cab home, and in his drunken stupor Anders gives his old address and breaks into his old home upsetting Helene and Preston.

text: Days later, Preston stops by Anders' condo to reveal he has a job delivering alcohol but is homeless, having been kicked out of the family home by Helene. However, Anders tells him he cannot stay the night and urges him to grow up. That night, Charlie visits Anders and tells him he has broken out of the hospital, as his parents want him to go to rehab and he needs to run away but wants Anders to look after his pet turtle. Charlie later dies of an overdose, his corpse discovered by Preston.

text: Charlie's death causes Preston to be welcomed back into the family home by Helene. On Christmas Eve, when the Hills and Ashfords traditionally celebrate dinner together, Preston finds his Dad and convinces him to stop by for dinner. Over the course of the dinner, Anders reveals that Charlie and himself had gotten high together a few times. This revelation leads to Sophie telling Anders that Helene had been cheating on him for two years. Mitchell then attacks Anders by smashing his cigar into Anders’ forehead.

text: A few months later, everyone has moved on. Rather than keep the house, Helene has moved out with her boyfriend. Preston has decided to return to grad school, getting his own apartment. Anders continues to date Barbara, is settling into retired life, and is looking after Charlie's turtle.

text: Cast[edit]

text:
Ben Mendelsohn as Anders Hill
Edie Falco as Helene Hill, Anders’ ex-wife and Preston’s mother
Thomas Mann as Preston Hill, Helene and Anders' son
Elizabeth Marvel as Sophie Ashford, Helene’s best friend
Michael Gaston as Mitchell Ashford, Sophie’s husband
Charlie Tahan as Charlie Ashford, Sophie and Mitchell's son
Bill Camp as Donny, Helene’s boyfriend
Josh Pais as Larry Eastwood, a friend of Anders
Connie Britton as Barbara, Anders’ love-interest
Natalie Gold as Dana
Victor Slezak as Wes Thompsan

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text: Production[edit]

text: On August 20, 2014, it was reported that Nicole Holofcener would write and direct an adaptation of Ted Thompson's novel The Land of Steady Habits for Fox Searchlight.[2] In January 2017, Ben Mendelsohn, Edie Falco, and Thomas Mann were set to star in the film, which, it was revealed, was to be financed and distributed by Netflix.[3] In February  2017, Connie Britton joined the cast.[4] In March 2017, Elizabeth Marvel joined the cast.[5]

text: By March 17, 2017, The Land of Steady Habits had begun filming in Tarrytown.[6]

text: Release[edit]

text: The Land of Steady Habits had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 12, 2018.[7] It was released exclusively to Netflix on September 14, 2018.[8]