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VIDEO: Good-bye Charlie

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Good-bye Charlie
Paid | Amazon Instant Video
Length: 45:00
Aired: 4/18/2000

A white teenager involves his African-American girlfriend in his parents' murder; Medavoy's old friend, a hotel manager, fears that one of his guests is spending a wiseguy's money. watch

VIDEO: Good-bye Charlie

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Good-bye Charlie
Paid | Amazon Instant Video
Length: 45:00
Aired: 4/18/2000

A white teenager involves his African-American girlfriend in his parents' murder; Medavoy's old friend, a hotel manager, fears that one of his guests is spending a wiseguy's money. watch

VIDEO: The Stringer

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The Stringer
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Length: 04:24:27
Aired: 4/25/1992

MacGyver learns that a young photojournalist named Sam is his son while investigating Chinese smugglers who are illegally importing goods manufactured in dissident labor camps. watch

Keone Young: Videos

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' The Brady Bunch Movie' Trailer (Cinemax)
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Car Impounded

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Crank
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Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde
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Crank
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Crank

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Samuel Gets Fired [HD]
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Trouble In Chinatown
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Bad Beat [HD]
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American Dad!: Pulling Double Booty

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Year Title Description
2006 Crank Movie, Actor - Don Kim
2004 Hi Hi Puffy Amiyumi TV Show Series, Voice - Kaz
2003 Legally Blonde 2 Movie, Actor - Committee Clerk
2001 Higher Love Movie, Actor - Mr. Tang
2000 Dude, Where's My Car? Movie, Actor - Chinese Tailor

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John from Nowhere: Good Riddance

Made sense that in the last moments of HBO's misbegotten John from Cincinnati, Ed O’Neill was finally reunited with his AWOL avian friend Zippy. If ever there was a show that was for the birds, it was this birdbrained mishmash of half-baked, foulmouthed, anti-dramatic allegorical nonsense.Over the last week, I attempted to catch up with last month’s episodes, hoping against hope that I’d at last see what I was supposed to be seeing in this smugly opaque world of cryptic utterances from annoyingly mannered characters. (And I thought, maybe like other HBO series, in particular the superior Wire, this could be one of those shows that plays better if you watch several hours back-to-back.) The result: torture. I made it maybe halfway through each hour before zoning out in a state of utter boredom and contempt. Forget confusion — that part of the equation left the station long ago. I was merely hoping to be entertained a little. In vain, as it turned out.At least the ... read more

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