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I was a little too young to catch him in James At 15, but remember him well from Salem’s Lot.
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Why POST about her now?
Just came across this show she was on. (playing a prostitute).Watching now. But she got murdered soon after appearing on screen. Very early in her career. couldn't tell it was her from every angle
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The best ever IMO.
Again?Billy Packer has packed it in
Legendary college basketball analyst Billy Packer, who called 34 Final Fours, dies at 82
Packer was CBS' lead college basketball analyst for 27 years
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John Astin, who will be 93 in two months has outlived everyone in the cast.Original Wednesday Addams
Lisa Loring, TV’s Original Wednesday Addams, Dead at 64
Lisa Loring, who played Wednesday on 'The Addams Family,' has died — read her obituary.
One of my favorite YouTube clips is of Wednesday teaching Lurch how to dance. One version is overdubbed with a Ramones song.Original Wednesday Addams
Lisa Loring, TV’s Original Wednesday Addams, Dead at 64
Lisa Loring, who played Wednesday on 'The Addams Family,' has died — read her obituary.
Oh man
Have been to a few games there and that drum was definitely a big part of the experience. RIP.
I met him when he jumped from the NHL to the WHA. RIP
maybe he got a little "jumpy"
Cindi Williams is headed to the Shotz brewery in the sky...
I think Michael McKean is the last of the 6 on that show still alive
I used to love that show as a kid. And reruns. I'm sure I missed some of the joke
Dangit — I checked the thread even. Since the last post was still Bobby Hull, I didn’t scroll up.
I remember her from her frequent appearances on daytime talk shows in the '80s, after she had married an adult film actor.Original Wednesday Addams
Lisa Loring, TV’s Original Wednesday Addams, Dead at 64
Lisa Loring, who played Wednesday on 'The Addams Family,' has died — read her obituary.
I remember her from her frequent appearances on daytime talk shows in the '80s, after she had married an adult film actor.Original Wednesday Addams
Lisa Loring, TV’s Original Wednesday Addams, Dead at 64
Lisa Loring, who played Wednesday on 'The Addams Family,' has died — read her obituary.
Several timeouts in the past changed the cadence of the thread.
This is what happens when you start to get old.
well we are old - the "stars" of our childhood are obviously older. Going from 52 to 53 isn't much of a difference but when you get into the 80s, each day can be your last.
Yep. Norman Lear, Kirk Douglas, and Jimmy Carter are outliers.
I met him about 10 years ago. Great guy. He was a local celebrity who didn't think of himself as one. If you've ever watched an Indians game in the last 50 years, you've heard him. At least the team honored him while he was alive. There's a bronze drum sculpture and bleacher bench memorializing him.
You do know that Kirk Douglas has died, right?
The Royals broadcast would show him pretty much every game they were in Cleveland.
Leaping Lanny :(
