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The first TV role I got in Hollywood, there was a show called Chicago Hope

and I actually auditioned to play a security guard

in a hospital, and there's a disease going around.

So the doctors want me to lock the doors

to the hospital so nobody can get in.

And I had this really good scene with Hector Elizando, where I tell him as a security guard that even though he's the main doctor or whatever of the

hospital I'm not gonna lock the doors and keep people out of the hospital and then

they also had quick little establishing shots of me ending up locking the door.

And I got this part just before my 10-year high school reunion. So when I went to my high school reunion people said hey what

have you been up to? I said well listen I'm working in an office but I'm also starting to

pursue my dream and I just got this part on a TV show and if you give me your email address I'll let you know when it's out you can watch it

When the show was getting ready to air I sent out this mass email going watch for me Thursday night. The bad news is when the episode

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