Vickie Eng
Vickie Eng (or Vicki Eng) is an American actress, licensed chiropractor and practitioner/proponent of self healing techniques, such as Taoist Chi Kung. She is best known for playing the role of "W" on the show Good Eats[1][2][3][4] (and later became the chiropractor of the show's host Alton Brown), and for playing Judge Rita Mayson in Drop Dead Diva. She lives in Atlanta, Georgia.
Vickie Eng | |
|---|---|
| Occupation | Actress |
| Years active | 1990-present |
She has released two instructional self-healing videos: Oriental Secrets: Heavenly Circulation of Chi[5] and Oriental Secrets: Chi Gong for Better Health.[6]
Filmography
- Venom (2018) as Riot (credited as "Elderly Village Woman / Riot Host")
- A Madea Christmas (2013) as Customer #6
- We're the Millers (2013) as Nurse
- The Change-Up (2011) as Erin Walsh
- Taking Chances (2009) as Kitty Truslow
- The Gospel (2005) as Doctor
- Diary of a Mad Black Woman (2005) as Christina
- The Staremaster (2003) as Rene
- Broken (2003) as Mrs. Cheng
- The Conspiracy (2003) as Bank Manager
- Chung King Express (1994) as Bar Maid
TV series
- Greenleaf (2016) as Maricel
- Homeland (2011) as CIA Agent
- The Vampire Diaries (2011) as Nurse
- The Chin Chens (2011) as Hoa Chin Chen
- Homeland (2011) as Elizabeth Chu
- Detroit 1-8-7 (2010) as Lady Neighbor
- Drop Dead Diva (2009-2011) as Judge Rita Mayson
- Meet the Browns (2009) as Family Member
- Active Parenting of Teens: 3rd Edition (2008) as Mrs. Kwan
- K-Ville (2007) as Nail Shop Worker (Fong Trang)
- Army Wives (2007) as Dr. Lasgrove
- Thief (2006) as Dr. W
- Good Eats (1999-2009, 2019) as "W"/Ms. Wong/Vicki Wong/"Wilhelmina"
- Savannah (1996) as Sales Clerk
- In the Heat of the Night (1990) as Call Girl
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gollark: If you die and get frozen, that information is preserved a lot better and might be readable later. Nobody actually knows what the future is going to be like in terms of ability to do anything with this, but it's better than ~0 chance.
gollark: If you die in the normal, uncool way, you're *definitely* dead and the information in your brain is rapidly irretrievable.
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gollark: The idea is that it *might* be and it's better than *definitely* dying.
References
- "Alton Brown Officially Confirms the Return of 'Good Eats'". Food & Wine. Retrieved 2020-04-20.
- Wilson, J. Scott (2015-01-19). "Saying goodbye to 'Good Eats'". WJXT. Retrieved 2020-04-20.
- Communications, Emmis (April 2007). Atlanta Magazine. Emmis Communications.
- "The first full episode of Good Eats: The Return is up on YouTube right now". News. Retrieved 2020-04-20.
- BN.com entry for Oriental Secrets: Heavenly Circulation of Chi
- BN.com entry for Oriental Secrets: Chi Gong for Better Health
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