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==JOHNNY MIDNIGHT/SYN/1960== | ==JOHNNY MIDNIGHT/SYN/1960== | ||
([[Yuki Shimoda]]) Aki, Japanese houseboy of New York private detective, Johnny Midnight. Aki politely addressed his employer as "Mr Johnny Midnight." | ([[Yuki Shimoda]]) Aki, Japanese houseboy of New York private detective, Johnny Midnight. Aki politely addressed his employer as "Mr Johnny Midnight." | ||
==DICK TRACY/SYN/1961== | ==DICK TRACY/SYN/1961== | ||
(Cartoon Character) [[Joe Jitsu]] (voice of Mel Blanc/Paul Frees) an oriental policeman working with Dick Tracy nabbing such crooks as Sketch Paree, the Mole, Itchy, Flat Top and Prune Face. His wrist radio call sign was "six, two and even... over and out". This character was an extreme stereotype of an Asian with large protruding teeth, heavy black-rimmed glasses and a derby hat. His slurred vocabulary was filled with "Rots of Ruk" type phrases. | (Cartoon Character) [[Joe Jitsu]] (voice of Mel Blanc/Paul Frees) an oriental policeman working with Dick Tracy nabbing such crooks as Sketch Paree, the Mole, Itchy, Flat Top and Prune Face. His wrist radio call sign was "six, two and even... over and out". This character was an extreme stereotype of an Asian with large protruding teeth, heavy black-rimmed glasses and a derby hat. His slurred vocabulary was filled with "Rots of Ruk" type phrases. | ||
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIa8wfIeZVA | <YouTube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIa8wfIeZVA</youtube> | ||
==MCHALE'S NAVY/ABC/1962-66== | ==MCHALE'S NAVY/ABC/1962-66== | ||
([[Yoshio Yoda]]) Fuji Kobiaji, an AWOL Japanese soldier living with the American navy crew of the PT Boat # 73 near the Island of Taratupa in the South Pacific during World War II. Fuji, a Seaman Third | ([[Yoshio Yoda]]) Fuji Kobiaji, an AWOL Japanese soldier living with the American navy crew of the PT Boat # 73 near the Island of Taratupa in the South Pacific during World War II. Fuji, a Seaman Third Class in the Imperial Japanese navy, was the opposite of his zealot kamakazi countrymen. Choosing not to be sent to a POW camp, he befriended his American captors and became their chief cook and bottle washer, living in constant threat of being discovered by outsiders. When Lt. Cdr. McHale and his men were transfered to the European Front (Italy), Fuji followed, incognito, of course. | ||
==HASHIMOTO/NBC/1963-65== | ==HASHIMOTO/NBC/1963-65== |