Max Perlich TV Schedule
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Max Perlich on TV This Week
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Sat 19
Gilmore Girls: Double Date — Max Perlich
Upon Lane's request, Rory asks Dean to set up a double date that would pair Lane with Dean's friend Todd. Meanwhile, Lorelai studies for a test in her business class, and Sookie prepares to ask Jackson for a date.
Air Time & Details for Max Perlich, Sat 19, 8:00 pm -
Sun 20
Homicide: Life on the Street: Double Blind — Max Perlich
Bayliss (Kyle Secor) reunites with Pembleton to investigate the murder of a wife beater; Lewis tries to help a blinded cop when the man who shot him comes up for parole. Chris Thormann: Lee Tergesen. Eva Thormann: Edie Falco. Billie Rader: Monica Keena.
Air Time & Details for Max Perlich, Sun 20, 12:00 pm -
Sun 20
Homicide: Life on the Street: Deception — Max Perlich
Lewis and Kellerman set up an elaborate sting operation to nail the elusive drug dealer Luther Mahoney (Erik Todd Dellums). Lazlo "Punchy" DeLeon: Lewis Black. Brookdale: Christopher Mann. Det. Stivers: Tony Lewis.
Air Time & Details for Max Perlich, Sun 20, 1:00 pm -
Sun 20
Homicide: Life on the Street: Narcissus — Max Perlich
Giardello (Yaphet Kotto) clashes with department brass over interference with his investigation into the murder of a member of a militant black organization. Burundi Robinson: Roger Robinson. Benin Crown: Marc Freeman Hamm. Malawi Joseph: Regi Davis.
Air Time & Details for Max Perlich, Sun 20, 2:00 pm
Filmography
Max Perlich Movies and TV Shows
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Biography
About Max Perlich
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Character actor Max Perlich spent many years playing bit parts on television and in teen films such as Can't Buy Me Love (1987) and Lost Angels (1989); his roles usually were of the slacker or juvenile delinquent variety. As he outgrew the teen genre, his later performances, although still minor, were distinguished by eccentricity and twitchy, nervous energy, fully realized in the film Drugstore Cowboy. He has excelled in supporting roles in films such as Rush (1991) and Georgia (1995).
Along with his continuing work in films, he has had recurring roles in television shows such as Homicide: Life on the Streets (1997) and Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1998).