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Australian rules football player, known for his performance and leadership.

Harry Sommer, president and chief executive officer of Norwegian Cruise Lines.

Harry Wallop, a journalist and columnist known for writing on social and employment issues.

Harry Wood, a football player known for his performance in League of Ireland.

Professional basketball player for the Houston Rockets, known for his rebounding and shot-blocking.

Haruki Murakami is a Japanese novelist and translator known for his surreal and literary works.

Harvey Guillen, actor known for 'What We Do in the Shadows' and voice roles.

American journalist and founder of TMZ, known for celebrity gossip and tabloid journalism.

A person who is the owner of the farm out on Winter Avenue, where the episode's climax occurs.

American political commentator and streamer known for progressive views and activism.

South African cricketer, known for his batting prowess and calm demeanor.

Hassan Rouhani, former president of Iran involved in nuclear negotiations.

A character named Hasty Jane, involved in the story.

Hayden Matthews is an Australian centre-half playing for Portsmouth, attracting attention for his performances.

American influencer and social media personality, known for her controversial statements.

American football player and linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers, discussed in relation to injuries and roster management.

Hazel Chew, deputy leader of the Green Party and Dublin City Councillor.

Australian federal government department responsible for health and aged care policies.

A police officer in charge of homicide, involved in the case.

A prominent American historian and professor at Boston College, specializing in American history.

Heather Grossman, a woman who was shot and became a quadriplegic, and a key witness in the case.

Heather Humphreys is an Irish politician, mentioned as Connolly's rival in the presidential election.

Heath Ledger, actor who played the Joker.

Leader of the Kandahar group within the Taliban, supporting radical policies and concentrating power in Kandahar.

Hector was an enslaved person who was made to shit in his mouth by Thomas Thistlewood as punishment.

Héctor is a person involved in the smart home demonstration at Steren, showcasing various connected devices.

Fashion designer and instructor specializing in sewing and fashion design courses in Ireland.

Person who was convicted of murder and had his conviction quashed.

American comedian and actor known for his stand-up and television appearances.

German Nazi official who ordered the Madagascar plan to be studied in 1940.

Professor Helena Teed, an endocrinologist involved in the name change campaign.

Australian city, located in the South Island of New Zealand, known for its harbor and history.

A person, a Norwegian comedian and media personality.

Australian author and novelist known for her works on Australian life and history.

Helen Miller is the Director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, a UK-based economic research organization.

British author and journalist, known for writing books and participating in literary events.

Biographer and journalist who discusses Madeleine St John.

Vice Premier of China.

Henry Hartfeld is an aviation analyst providing expert commentary.

American serial killer and criminal active in the 1960s to 1980s, known for false confessions and controversial criminal history.

Henry Lewis Wallace is an American serial killer active in Charlotte, North Carolina, in the 1990s.

Henry Schuck is the founder and CEO of ZoomInfo, a company specializing in go-to-market intelligence and data solutions.

Fashion designer Henry Zankoff, known for colorful knits and geometric designs.

Herb, a person, joins the show in the studio.

American jazz pianist, known for collaborations with DeJohnette and others.

German military leader and politician, Hitler's deputy, involved in the Nazi regime.

Herodes, tetrarch of Galilee, involved in the events surrounding Jesus' ministry and death.

Herodes Agripa, also known as Herodes Agripa I, was a Jewish king and ruler in Judea during the first century.

Herodes Antipas, tetrarch of Galilee, who interacted with Jesus during his trial.

Elderly man residing in Heim und Herz, a former mountain climber with a deep connection to snowy mountains and winter sports.