Imported Video on a Single Frame

Well, I imported movie speccifically a .FLV and when it
imports, the whole movie sits on the timeline under the first
frame. Is there any way I can get this movie to be expanded and
take up the correct amount of time on the timeline? Example: If the
imported a movie 23 secs long, I want it to show up on the timeline
as 23 seconds long.
Thanks ahead!
Generation 7.1

Yes, you can embed it in the timeline.
Here's a video that I created to explain how to do it:
http://www.screencast.com/t/Jb5o7PZsk

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