Orlando Jones - Voice Acting and Video Game Appearances

Voice Acting and Video Game Appearances

Year Title Role Notes
2012 Black Dynamite Flaming Basehead Animated Comedy TV Series
2006 The Adventures of Chico and Guapo ConcepciĆ³n Rodriguez, Hank Holiday Animated Comedy TV Series
2005 L.A. Rush Ty Malix Video Game
2004 Father of the Pride Snack TV Series
Halo 2 Marine Sergeant Banks Video Game
1997 King of the Hill Kidd Mookie Animated Comedy TV Series
1993 Yuletide in the 'hood TV Series

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