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Just off the top of my head for other American shows that have this: Heroes and Breaking Bad. I'm sure there are plenty more shows with characters speaking other native languages. It used to not be done because I'm sure the producers assumed "viewers won't like it and won't read subtitles!" But more and more shows have been doing it and I think it's generally considered acceptable practice now.

Except for the fact that Ando in Heroes was Korean and spoke Japanese. Masi grew up in the US but spoke Japanese. It's actually hysterical to hear his native English voice and his Japanese voice (not sure if it's acting or not) because they are sooooooo different.

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