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I'll add Mick Jagger to my pool.
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English comedian Sean Lock passed away after a battle with cancer at just age 58.
https://www.theguardian.com/stage/20...k-dies-aged-58
I saw Sean all the time on Qi and 8 Out Of 10 Cats (and 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown). The guy was immensely funny, the sort of laughter that would make your face and lungs hurt.
I had never heard of him prior and went down a youtube rabbit hole of his appearances on Jimmy Carrs various shows. Really unfortunate, the guy was hilarious.
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I had never heard of him prior and went down a youtube rabbit hole of his appearances on Jimmy Carrs various shows. Really unfortunate, the guy was hilarious.
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His delivery was excellent.
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Bringing back all the top Nazis and forcing them to live on a deserted island as a TV show is a brilliant idea.
Like Nazi 'Lord of the Flies/Survivor.'
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#46
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Bringing back all the top Nazis and forcing them to live on a deserted island as a TV show is a brilliant idea.
That was comic timing gold.
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Don Everly passed away the other day. The Everly Brothers had a huge influence on early rock and roll.
https://www.npr.org/2021/08/22/10301...ers-dies-at-84
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Wow. Ed Asner. Not many stars left from that era of TV.
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My favourite line:
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#51
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Willard Scott has died. He was most famously the Today Show weatherman and the first Ronald McDonald.
https://www.today.com/news/willard-scott-dead-t152927
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#52
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Michael K Williams- most famously Omar of The Wire.
https://twitter.com/user/status/1434972259018493968
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#53
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That's awful news. He was great in everything from The Wire to Community.
#54
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That's awful news. He was great in everything from The Wire to Community.
I didn’t know he was in Community. Most recently I saw him in Lovecraft Country, which should have gotten more accolades, because it had some brilliant moments.
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Join Date: Jun 2011
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I didn’t know he was in Community.
he was the Biology teacher in season 3.
terrible news. He was a fantastic actor.
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Also stellar in Boardwalk Empire. So many great things.
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he was the Biology teacher in season 3.
Just heard this and it really bummed me out. You're right, he was excellent in every role I recall seeing him in.
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Oh no that’s terrible. He was great in so many things.
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Dam, death came at the King and he didnt miss
#60
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Location: Calgary, AB
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