Book ’em, Danno! When the original Hawaii Five-O cast wrapped up their final case in 1980, their show was the longest continuously running police show in television history. For 12 seasons, fans ...

26. 315 'Hookman' – For the new series, undoubtedly the biggest homage to the original Hawaii Five-O is the remake of fan-favorite 'Hookman.' ...

Hawaii Five-0 has paid homage to the original series several times in its first few seasons, but the show is about to make what is arguably its biggest nod yet.

When the original "Hawaii Five-O" debuted, it changed the way television was done -- the series aired for 12 years and it ushered in a new type of crime drama. Well, tonight, it starts all over again.

The current reboot of Hawaii Five-0 has now been on the air for an incredible nine years, and it’s still going strong. The original series played on television for 12 years. If you include both ...

Here's what happened to the original cast of Hawaii Five-O after it went off the air. "Book 'em, Danno!" the gruff detective Steve McGarrett commanded his sidekick, Danny Williams, at the end of most ...

LOS ANGELES (AP) - Stage and screen actor James MacArthur who played "Danno" in the original version of television's "Hawaii Five-0," died Thursday at age 72.

Al Harrington, best known to classic TV fans as Detective Ben Kokua in the original “Hawaii Five-0” series, died Tuesday. He was 85. Harrington also appeared in the CBS reboot of "Hawaii 5-0 ...

Actor Kam Fong starred as Chin Ho Kelly on the original “Hawaii Five-0,” which launched in 1968. His son Dennis Chun played Sgt. Duke Lukela on the rebooted version of the CBS show, which will ...

LOS ANGELES | Stage and screen actor James MacArthur, who played “Danno” in the original version of television's “Hawaii Five-0,” died today at age 72. MacArthur's agent, Richard Lewis ...

Hawaii Five-0's series finale would have featured a classic star from the original series, and we have all the details you need on the matter, TV Fanatics.

Original 'Hawaii Five-0' Danno dead at 72 LOS ANGELES, Oct. 28 (UPI) -- U.S. television actor James MacArthur died Thursday at the age of 72, a Paramount publicist confirmed.