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Wed 5
Major Crimes: Special Master Part One — Hampton Fluker
Part 1 of 2. Killer Philip Stroh returns, seeking a deal in return for his cooperation about "future murders". The unit scrambles to decode the source of Stroh's information while trying to prevent the deaths of three women.
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Wed 5
Major Crimes: Special Master Part Two — Hampton Fluker
Conclusion. The division races to stop a serial killer who is targeting female sex workers in the Season 3 finale. Also: Killer Philip Stroh (Billy Burke) inches closer to achieving his ultimate deal.
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Thu 6
Bull: Doctor killer — Hampton Fluker
The Bull is having a hard time defending his client who confessed to accidentally killing his mother's doctor.
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Biography
About Hampton Fluker
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Was a running back on his high-school football team. Originally wanted to study medicine until he saw the film Glory, which inspired him to pursue a career in acting. Played the role of Lovborg in Ellie Heyman's stage production of Hedda Gobler.
In 2011, played the roles of Elegba and Marcus in Company One's trilogy The Brother/Sister Plays for which he won the Elliot Norton Award from the Boston Theater Critics Association for Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Small/Fringe Theater. Performed the role of Mr. Antrobus in a stage production of Thornton Wilder's The Skin of Our Teeth in 2013. Introduced Forest Whitaker when he was honored at Boston University as a Martin Luther King Fellow in 2013.