The season 3 finale of NCIS: Hawaii, a spin-off of the popular NCIS series, will have a two-part finale, and it has also been revealed that a surprise guest will appear. This is reported by US TV Insider.
That person from “LOST” appears!
The first half of the finale episode, “Spill the Tea,” airing Monday, April 29 on CBS, will feature NCIS and the top-secret elite after a biological weapons expert is murdered in a secure facility in Hawaii. As the investigation team works together to track down the culprit, they discover an even more deadly threat.
In the second half of the episode, “Divided We Conquer,” airing on Monday, May 6, the NCIS team encounters a dangerous ambush with a deadly biological weapon and must defeat the mysterious terrorist group before they strike again. will have to pursue it.
In a previous interview, Alex Tarrant, who plays Team Hawaii’s Agent Kai Holman, hinted that there would be two special guests in the Season 3 finale, one of whom will appear in the second episode of Season 3. The actor has been identified as Henry Ian Cusick, who played Detective John Swift in “Crash and Burn”.
Ian, who appeared in two episodes of Season 2, gained attention for his role as Desmond Hume in the popular drama “Lost,” and is also known for his roles in “The 100” and “MacGyver.” . The other surprise guest has not been revealed.
It definitely ends on a cliffhanger!
Alex also hinted at Kai, saying, “He hasn’t fought much this season, but you’ll see something in the finale with his physical ability.” Furthermore, since the preview stated, “The finale will definitely end with a cliffhanger (a dramatic method of ending the story without showing the ending),” we can expect an update for season 4, which has not been announced at this time. That’s it.
Sam Hanna (L.L. Cool J) of “NCIS: LA – Top Secret Undercover Investigation Team”, who appeared in every season 3 episode 1 to 7, appeared in episode 5 “Serve and Protect”. Since he said, “I’m getting used to this place,” there is a possibility that he will be promoted to a regular if it is renewed for season 4.
Season 1 of “NCIS: Hawaii” is currently available on Hulu. (Foreign Drama NAVI)
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