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Mon 27
Roc: How to Succeed in Garbage — Charles Dutton
Remaining "one of the guys" is tough when Roc (Charles S. Dutton) is promoted, and tougher when he has to fire one of the guys. Bert: Michael Fairman. Samuels: Charles Cyphers. Joey: Rocky Carroll. Eleanor: Ella Joyce. Fred: Hugh Dane.
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Mon 27
Roc: Can't Help Lovin' That Man! — Charles Dutton
Andrew's youngest brother (Richard Roundtree) drops one bombshell after another on the family, each increasingly upsetting to Andrew (Carl Gordon). Chris: Stephen Poletti. Roc: Charles S. Dutton. Joey: Rocky Carroll.
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Mon 27
Roc: Requiem for a Garbageman — Charles Dutton
An Army reunion leads Roc into the ring to fight a pal (Dan Martin), 20 years after Roc's injury canceled their scheduled bout. Albert: Greg Alan-Williams. Henry: John Kenton Shull. Roc: Charles S. Dutton. Joey: Rocky Carroll.
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Tue 28
Roc: A Home, a Loan — Charles Dutton
Dreams of a house could be realized at a bank auction, but Eleanor balks after meeting the foreclosure victim (Louise Latham). Eleanor: Ella Joyce. Roc: Charles S. Dutton. Joey: Rocky Carroll. Andrew: Carl Gordon.
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Tue 28
Roc: Rock-A-Bye Baby, Part 1 — Charles Dutton
After nurse Eleanor helps to deliver twin babies at the hospital, she once again wants to discuss the subject of children with her husband, Roc. Roc has insisted for years that they don't have the time or money to raise a child. Roc's father , Andrew, and brother, Joey, favor the idea of children. After four months of trying, Roc and Eleanor are afraid there may be a medical reason why they can't conceive a child. When Dr.
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Tue 28
Roc: Rock-A-Bye Baby, Part 2 — Charles Dutton
A couple faces the challenge of starting a family, seeking medical advice after several attempts fail.
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Tue 28
Roc: Daddy's Girl — Charles Dutton
Andrew hits after Joey misses with a young lady who is set to become one of the family. Andrew: Carl Gordon. Roc: Charles S. Dutton. Eleanor: Ella Joyce. Wiz: Garrett Morris.
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Wed 29
Roc: What's Up Roc? — Charles Dutton
A wedding brings Roc face to face with Eleanor's family, who think Roc's a doc, thanks to his mother-in-law. Eleanor: Ella Joyce. Andrew: Carl Gordon. Joey: Rocky Carroll. Roc: Charles S. Dutton.
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Wed 29
Roc: No Notes Is Good Notes — Charles Dutton
Roc pushes Joey into giving trumpet lessons to kids, but a recital at the kids' church shows Joey's been blowing smoke. Deidre: Ebonie Smith. Reverend: Harold Sylvester. James: Garland Spencer.
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Wed 29
Roc: The Stan Who Came to Dinner — Charles Dutton
Thrown out by his wife Roc's boss finds solace and shelter with Roc---much to the family's dismay. Roc: Charles S. Dutton. Eleanor: Ella Joyce. Andrew: Carl Gordon. Joey: Rocky Carroll.
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Wed 29
Roc: The Hand That Rocs the Cradle — Charles Dutton
A woman goes into labor at the Emerson home while Eleanor is incapacitated by sleeping pills. Roc: Charles S. Dutton. Joey: Rocky Carroll. Andrew: Carl Gordon. Wiz: Garrett Morris.
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Thu 30
Roc: Roc Strikes Out — Charles Dutton
On strike, Roc joins Eleanor working at the hospital, but working for her has him coming apart. Ella Joyce, Charles S. Dutton, Carl Gordon.
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Thu 30
Roc: A Piece of the Roc — Charles Dutton
Roc just says no when a trainee (Tisha Campbell) comes on to him, but she doesn't listen, and friends don't believe him. Eleanor: Ella Joyce. Fred: Hugh Dane. Samuels: Charles Cyphers. Wiz: Garrett Morris.
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Thu 30
Roc: The Lady Killer — Charles Dutton
After the death of his sweetheart, Andrew swears off women despite Eleanor's introduction to an attractive friend. Andrew: Carl Gordon. Eleanor: Ella Joyce. Roc: Charles S. Dutton. Joey: Rocky Carroll.
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Thu 30
Roc: Nightmare on Emerson Street — Charles Dutton
A neighbor (Tone Loc) advocates violence against drug dealers whom Roc wants to drive away peacefully. Andre: Clifton Powell. Lady: Rhetta Greene. Eddie: Obaka Adedunyo. Eleanor: Ella Joyce. Andrew: Carl Gordon.
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Fri 31
Roc: All That Jazz — Charles Dutton
Joey auditions to join Les McCann on tour. Billy: Brent Jennings. Kenny: Duane Martin. Roc: Charles S. Dutton.
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Fri 31
Roc: Rock According to Roc — Charles Dutton
Joey obtains management rights to a singing group, who are unmoved by Roc's suggested moves. Mickey: Byron Keith Minns. Fly Guys: George Thomas, Ivan Massey, Jaime Benford, Robert Taylor, Ronald Patterson.
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Fri 31
Roc: The Roc That Dreams Are Made Of — Charles Dutton
Roc, Joey and Andrew tell their most harrowing dreams in order to get Eleanor to share hers. Roc: Charles S. Dutton. Joey: Rocky Carroll. Andrew: Carl Gordon.
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Fri 31
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Biography
About Charles Dutton
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Born January 30, 195, Charles Dutton attended the Yale School of Drama, and in 1983 he first appeared off-Broadway in Richard III. Before long he was delivering Tony-calibre performances in such Broadway productions as Ma Rainey's Black Bottom and The Piano Lesson. In films since 1986's No Mercy, the forceful, thunder-voiced Dutton has been seen in movies ranging from the mirth-provoking Crocodile Dundee 2 to the spine-chilling Alien 3.
In 1991, Charles Dutton began a long TV run as the star of the Fox Network sitcom Roc.
Dutton became an actor while serving a seven and a half-year prison sentence for stabbing a man during a street fight. While in prison, Dutton was stabbed in the neck with an ice pick during a fight with another inmate. The incident proved to be the turning point in Dutton's life when he refused to retaliate.
Shortly thereafter, he became interested in drama and while serving his sentence completed a two-year college degree course. Upon his release from prison, Dutton was admitted into the Yale School of Drama. There he studied under playwright August Wilson and director Lloyd Richards.
In 2000, Dutton directed The Corner, an acclaimed miniseries from HBO adapted from David Simon and Ed Burns' novel "The Corner: A Year in the Life of an Inner-City Neighborhood". The Corner won several awards, including an Emmy for Best Miniseries, and Dutton himself was honored for his direction. This would not be the last Emmy he received; the actor won Emmy Awards in 2002 and 2003 for supporting roles in televisiond dramas The Practice and Without a Trace.
In 2003, Dutton starred in the made-for-TV drama D.C. Sniper: 23 Days of Fear, and continued to make appearances on popular television shows including The L Word, The Sopranos, and House, M.D. Dutton joined the cast of Threshold in 2005. While the CBS science fiction series gained a loyal following, the show was short-lived. The actor went on to appear in filmmaker John Sayles' 2007 drama Honeydripper, which follows the owner of a blues club that was revitalized by a young electric guitarist.