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Ming-Na returns to TV

July 1, 2005 By Northwest Asian Weekly

Ming-Na, most recently seen in the hit NBC show “ER,” will star in a new drama series called “Inconceivable.” The show, debuting this fall, is set in a fertility clinic and will revolve around the lives of doctors, lawyer and patients.

“Inconceivable” also stars Angie Harmon, previously of NBC’s “Law & Order,” and Jonathan Cake of the miniseries “Empire.”

It will air Friday nights on NBC.

Ming-Na won critical acclaim for her role in the 1993 film “The Joy Luck Club.” She also provided the title voice for Disney’s “Mulan.” Her final “E.R.” episode was in December. (end)

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Filed Under: Arts & Entertainment, Profiles Tagged With: Angie Harmon, Jonathan Cake, July 2005, Law Order, NBC, TV

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