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Sun 18
Hawaii Five-0: A Make Kaua (Until We Die) — Ken Davitian
Season 5 ends with Five-0 learning that a stolen nuclear bomb is somewhere on the island and is about to be detonated. Meanwhile, McGarrett is stunned when Catherine returns to Hawaii; and Chin confronts Adam about his lingering connections to the Yakuza, on the eve of Adam and Kono's wedding.
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Fri 23
Soul Men — Ken Davitian
Two estranged members of a soul band agree to reunite for a special performance to honour their recently deceased front man.
Air Time & Details for Ken Davitian, Fri 23, 10:00 pm
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Biography
About Ken Davitian
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With his rotund build and Eastern-European looks, Armenian-American player Ken Davitian seemed tailor-made for character roles. For the majority of his first decade onscreen, however, Davitian appeared in fairly lackluster movies, such as Talkin' Dirty After Dark (1991), Bikini Summer (1991), Sexual Intent (1994), and The Silence of the Hams (1994). His fate changed just a bit around the turn of the millennium -- first on the small screen, with guest appearances in such blockbuster series as ER and Gilmore Girls, and then cinematically, when Borat (2006) creators brought him on board that mockumentary farce as Azamat Bagatov, Borat Sagdiyev's (Sacha Baron Cohen) devoted producer (who performs a rather deviant and embarrassing act in a hotel room).
Not long after, the producers of the 2008 big-screen vehicle Get Smart (based on the popular 1960s TV spy comedy) tapped Davitian for a choice role in that movie.