Mr. Wong is a series of Flash cartoons made for the internet (and straight up National Lampoon magazine's alley). Mr. Wong himself is an 85-year old Asian fella. He's Miss Pam's servant, and "came with the estate," as the opening song states. The episodes run in the 3-4 minute range, but with the warning, intro, closing theme, and recap/preview, I'm probably seeing 2 minutes of original, new material per episode (the DVD packaging states the disc runs 80 minutes).

Am I supposed to be offended by Mr. Wong's portrayal? The show was unfunny, politically incorrect or not, although I've gotta say I loved the song "Hockey Monkey" by The Zambonis. Had nothing to do with the episode, of course. Also, there was a DVD documentary extra about a Canadian guy who built a suit of armor (again, nothing to do with anything), which I found more entertainment value in, than the show.

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Mr. Wong an elderly Chinese-American serves his wealthy socialite employer Miss Pam.

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