Roc - S02E04: Roc Works for Joey

Name: Roc Works for Joey
Genre: Drama, Comedy
Released: 1992-09-13
Duration: 30 min

Sep 13, 1992Drama, ComedySeason 2, Episode 4

When Joey hires Roc to paint his friend's luxury condominium provided Roc allows him to act as ""the Boss"". Roc is mistaken for a burglar and arrested for what he sees as being a black man standing in a white neighborhood. Rather than try to change the prejudiced ways of the police, after being released, Roc pretends the incident never happened.

Cast: Charles S. Dutton, Ella Joyce, Rocky Carroll, Carl Gordon

All Episodes - Season 2

01Roc Throws Joey OutAug 24, 1992 02Car WarsAug 31, 1992 03Roc's Secret PastSep 06, 1992 04Roc Works for JoeySep 13, 1992 05Andrew Dates MattySep 20, 1992 06Choosing Your FriendsSep 27, 1992 07The Artificial Insemination StoryOct 11, 1992 08Joey Messes UpOct 18, 1992 091992 Presidential ElectionNov 01, 1992 10Roc and the ActorNov 08, 1992 11The Car Accident from HeavenNov 15, 1992 12The Poker GameDec 06, 1992 13Joey's First FanDec 13, 1992 14Dear LandlordDec 20, 1992 15The Second Time AroundJan 17, 1993 16Up in the AtticJan 24, 1993 17Million Dollar BrotherFeb 07, 1993 18The Parent ThingFeb 14, 1993 19Joey in LoveFeb 21, 1993 20Ebony and IvoryMar 07, 1993 21You Don't Send Me No FlowersMar 14, 1993 22The Love Bug Bites BackMar 21, 1993 23Time to Move OnApr 04, 1993 24To Love and Die on Emerson Street (1)May 02, 1993 25To Love and Die on Emerson Street (2)May 09, 1993

Roc S02E04 Synopsis

Roc "Roc Works for Joey" is part of the 1337x catalog. Originally aired on 1992-09-13, this episode is part of Season 2 of Roc. Featuring performances from Charles S. Dutton, Ella Joyce, Rocky Carroll among the cast. With a runtime of 30m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Drama and Comedy series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. When Joey hires Roc to paint his friend's luxury condominium provided Roc allows him to act as ""the Boss"". Roc is mistaken for a burglar and arrested for what he sees as being a black man standing in a white neighborhood. Rather than try to change...