Hawaii Five-0 (Season 4)

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According to Entertainment Weekly, Garcia will take an early season 4 role as a brilliant conspiracy theorist, who (of course) manages to share scenes with his former ?LOST? co-star Daniel Dae Kim. And for those who slept under a rock between 2004 and 2010, Garcia portrayed the perpetually unlucky castaway Hugo ?Hurley? Reyes, while Kim played Jin-Soo Kwan.

Reyes is the latest former ?LOST? castaway to pop up in ?Hawaii Five-0,? following past guest turns from Terry O?Quinn, Jeff Fahey, Tania Raymonde and Reiko Aylesworth, though curiously CBS?s own ?Person of Interest? star Michael Emerson has yet to put in an appearance.

The fourth season of ?Hawaii Five-0? will move to Friday nights this fall, though no official premiere date has been set.

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Lost alum Henry Ian Cusick is heading back to Hawaii, with a plum role on Hawaii Five-0.

The dashing Scotsman will guest-star in the Season 4 premiere as Ernesto, a tough, fearless and ruthless member of a terrorist group called the National Liberation Movement. Provided he makes it out of the mayhem he makes alive, he possibly could reappear like a bad penny.

Asked to comment on Cusick?s character, show boss Peter Lenkov ? who teased the Lost alum?s arrival with the photo below ? said, ?Well, he?s got the balls to take over the palace, Five-0?s HQ

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