Five years ago today (May 28) was the day that Phil Hartman's wife shot and killed him. :(

So looking back at his life:

What is your favorite Bill episode?

What are some other favorite shows or movies Phil Hartman did?

He is truly missed.

I have a few favorite Bill episodes

-Smoking (Bill quits smoking)
-Luncheon at the Waldorf (Bill gets kissed by Beth)
-The Secret of Management (Bill hires a butler)
-Security Door (Bill does a Blue Genie Commercial)

I liked Troy McClure of "The Simpsons."

Also, his role in "Jingle All the Way."

Definitely The Secret of Management. I also liked the way Bill stole EVERYTHING off Catherine's desk in Catherine Moves On, and his political songs in The Public Domain! LOL

There's so many great Bill moments that I can't possibly think of them all!!!

-Dale

I miss Phil Hartman. I am young and right before his death i began to get into a lot of Phil Hartmans work like Jingle all the way, and Small Soldiers, his most current work before his death. Then I started watching a few episodes of NewsRadio and thought it was a real funny show. I remember just seeing it on the front page of my paper that Phil Hartman was dead and I was shocked. Even though I didn't know a lot about him at the time. Then I started seeing a lot of Phil's work in memorial specials on TV and stuff. I had no idea the huge impact he had on the entertainment world. All we can home for is that he didn't feel a thing. We Love you Phil.

Did any of you happen to watch the E! show "Infamous" this week? Episode 2 premiered on Sunday, and they've been repeating it throughout the week. The first half-hour was a recreation of the events of May 28, 1998. They had the actual 911 call and everything. I can't believe I actually watched it, because it just made me upset. And what's worse, I actually recorded it, too. It was actually pretty interesting, though. And in response to "Fan of Old Show"s comment, according to the show he "never knew what hit him."

Originally posted by BababooeyJr
Did any of you happen to watch the E! show "Infamous" this week? Episode 2 premiered on Sunday, and they've been repeating it throughout the week. The first half-hour was a recreation of the events of May 28, 1998. They had the actual 911 call and everything. I can't believe I actually watched it, because it just made me upset. And what's worse, I actually recorded it, too. It was actually pretty interesting, though. And in response to "Fan of Old Show"s comment, according to the show he "never knew what hit him." OMG! I recorded it too!!!:eek: It is sad though.