Mr. Dragon Goes to Washington (22:28)

Episode 5, Season 1

During his Capitol Hill testimony on film violence, Peter goes out of his way to antagonize the panel's conservative senators.

Added: 10/07/08 | From Action on Crackle Television

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Episodes from Action (13)

Season 1

Episode 13

Love Sucks (22:27)

When Stuart suggests that actress Reagan Lauren Busch star in their new picture, Peter agrees and asks for an audition. However, wanting to be a player in his own right, Stuart insists that he be allowed to make the deal.

Aired: 12/02/1999

Episode 12

Last Ride of the Elephant Princess. (22:29)

When Bobby complains about the project's slow start, Peter offers to put his own money into Beverly Hills Gun Club as a sign of good faith.

Aired: 12/02/1999

Episode 11

One Easy Piece (22:28)

Reagan's reluctance to do nude scenes forces Peter into negotiations with her agent and uncle, Bernie Beckerman.

Aired: 12/02/1999

Episode 10

Dragon's Blood (22:27)

As he welcomes his daughter Georgia to the office on "Take Your Daughter to Work Day," Peter looks for someone to direct Beverly Hills Gun Club.

Aired: 12/02/1999

Episode 9

Dead Man Floating. (22:29)

Following his death from a heart attack, Peter comes face to face with God. When his promise to be a nicer person allows him to negotiate a deal, Peter returns to life to finish Beverly Hills Gun Club.

Aired: 12/02/1999

Episode 8

Lights, Camera, Action (22:28)

After suffering a heart attack on the first day of shooting Beverly Hills Gun Club, Peter uses the ambulance ride to recount just how it happened.

Aired: 12/02/1999

Episode 7

Strong Sexual Content and Adult Themes. (22:28)

Rumors of Peter's kinky sex with a frog spreads through Hollywood.

Aired: 12/02/1999

Episode 6

Twelfth Step to Hell (22:27)

During a meeting at the studio, Stuart recommends Neil Patrick Harris for the lead in Beverly Hills Gun Club, while Bobby has his mind set on James Van Der Beek.

Aired: 10/28/1999

Episode 5

Mr. Dragon Goes to Washington (22:28)

During his Capitol Hill testimony on film violence, Peter goes out of his way to antagonize the panel's conservative senators.

Aired: 10/21/1999

Episode 4

Blowhard (22:27)

As a result of all his hard work, screenwriter Adam Rafkin has been hospitalized. To help cheer him up, Peter arrives with their film's new leading man, Cole Ricardi. However, Adam's recovery is set back when Cole reveals his script changes.

Aired: 09/30/1999