Ingo Rademacher relocated to Hawaii with his family after exiting the oldest American soap opera "General Hospital." (Photo : Facebook/Ingo Rademacher)
Known for his role as Jasper Jacks on the soap opera "General Hospital," Ingo Rademacher will appear as a guest star in the CBS series "Hawaii Five-0." Titled "Ke Koa Lokomaika'i" or "The Good Soldier," the episode written by Carmen Pilar Golden and Sue Palmer and directed by Bryan Spicer, the episode will air on Feb. 19, Friday.
Before the episode airs, Rademacher took to Facebook to share some details about his guest appearance. It appears that his scene on the CBS series is just a short one.
HAWAII 50 Reoccurring update....another Episode!!!!So, I think my 1st HAWAII 50 Episode airs this Friday the 19th on...
Posted by Ingo Rademacher on Wednesday, February 17, 2016
Rademacher's character Federal Prosecutor Robert Coughlin is on a mission to expose Five-0's line-crossing tendencies. To do this, he will use a Five-0 ally.
In an interview with TV Line, Julie Benz talked about her character Inspector Abby Dunn and the character played by Rademacher. She said her character is working for Robert Coughlin "who has his own personal agenda as to why he wants to take down Five-0."
"When his agenda comes out, it really puts Abby in a bind because she doesn't like to be manipulated," Benz said. She added that Abby Dunn is not willing to participate in someone's personal vendetta as she believes that what Five-0 stands for is great.
This is not the first time Rademacher appeared on the police procedural series. He was also featured in "Hawaii Five-0" Season 2 episode 11 titled "Pahele," which aired on Dec. 5, 2011.
In "Pahele," Rademacher played Malcolm Schafer. The character is a father whose child was being held prisoner on a hijacked school bus but he was apparently more involved in the hostage crisis than what he told Steve McGarrett (Alex O'Loughlin) and company.
Currently, Rademacher reside in Hawaii with his wife Ehiku Rademacher and their two sons Peanut Kai Rademacher, 6, and Pohaku Zen Rademacher, 3. They relocated there since the actor left "General Hospital," according to Soap Opera Network.
On the big screen, the last film Ingo starred in was "Alex Cross." The 2012 action-crime film also starred Tyler Perry, Matthew Fox and Rachel Nichols.
Have a glimpse of Ingo's life with his family in Hawaii here:
