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The pilot of “Tokyo Vice” is a strong start to the promising series

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While it is disappointing Mann is not returning to direct any future episodes of the series, the set-up he provides in this pilot will likely be enough to keep viewers coming back for more.

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The Butterfly Effect: “Affirmative Action,” The Firm’s gangster rap classic

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