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Fri 18
Psych: High Top Fade Out — Anthony Michael Hall
A member of Gus' college a cappella group is murdered. When the group reunite, they are able to decipher an encrypted message that could pinpoint the killer. Kenan Thompson and Jaleel White guest star.
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Fri 18
Community: A Fistful of Paintballs — Anthony Michael Hall
Part 1 of 2. The students play paintball during a campus picnic. The competition quickly becomes heated, and the emergence of a mysterious man signals a change in the game.
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About Anthony Michael Hall
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Anthony Michael Hall was 14 when he essayed his first screen role in the Kenny Rogers vehicle Six Pack. With his cracked voice, skinny frame, and unkempt hair, Hall went on to play nerds and dweebs in such films as Sixteen Candles (1984) and The Breakfast Club (1985), working so well under the direction of John Hughes that there were those who assumed that Hughes was treating the young actor as an alter ego, reliving his own "misfit" high school years. Hall's film career temporary eclipsed in 1985, partly as the result of a disastrous personal-appearance tour during which the actor behaved in a fashion that could charitably be described as bizarre.
He showed up as a regular on TV's Saturday Night Live later that year, and as he grew older, became too athletic and self-assured to continue in his previous "clueless" vein. Hall's professional second life as a character actor began with his villainous performance in Edward Scissorhands (1990). He turned to directing with the 1994 theatrical feature Hail Caesar, in which he cast himself as a relentlessly obnoxious rock star.
In 2001, he starred as Whitey Ford in Billy Crystal's made-for-TV movie 61*, but his big comeback role would come in 2002, with the starring role on the seires Stephen King's Dead Zone.