‘Kim’s Convenience’ star Simu Liu to feature on ‘Fresh Off The Boat’

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Kim’s Convenience star Simu Liu will guest star on Fresh Off The Boat.

As reported by Angry Asian ManKim’s Convenience star Simu Liu will guest star in one episode of ABC’s Fresh Off The Boat.

Although it has been reported that Liu will play a character named Willie, little is known about the role other than it “has something to do with noodles.”

Liu confirmed the news on Twitter and Instagram, captioning it “Let’s get it” and “It’s go time”. He also added the hashtag #Episode100, hinting that his guest appearance will be in the show’s 100th episode.

 

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It’s go time 😉 #NewlyDisembarkedFromAnAquaticVessel #FreshOffTheBoat #Episode100 #KimsConvenience

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Fresh Off The Boat is now in its fifth season, starring Constance WuRandall Park, Hudson Yang, Forrest Wheeler and Ian Chen.

Meanwhile, CBC is currently airing the third season of Kims Convenience.

In recent news, Liu recently shared his views about race in Hollywood.

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