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Maestro · 08-26-2004, 06:17 PM

UPDATED

Maestro · 04-01-2005, 07:27 PM

R.I.P. & thanx for the grins:

Chris Latta/Thug: The Subway 1948-1994

Jesse White/Ralph: The Cadillac 1917-1997

Bruce E. Morrow/Father Jessup: The Implant 1940-1997

David Fresco/Uncle Isaac: The Pony Remark 1909-1997

Joseph Maher/Gavin: The Dog 1933-1998

Lloyd Bridges/Izzy Manelbaum: Various 1913-1998

Mel Torme/Himself: The Jimmy 1925-1998

Billye Ree Wallace/Nana: Various 1925-1999

Ina Parker/Mah-Jongg Lady: The Garage 1931-2000

Eric Christmas/Haarwood: The Gum 1916-2000

Ralph Manza/Gepetto: The Cigar Store Indian 1921-2000

Sandy Baron/Jack Klompus: Various 1937-2001

Edward Winter/Mr. Stevenson: The Beard 1937-2001

Lewis Arquette/Leapin Larry: The Secret Code 1935-2001

Roy Brocksmith/Landlord: The Nose Job 1945-2001

David Graf/Cop #2: The Ticket 1950-2001

Diana Bellamy/Mrs. Ricardi: The Andrea Doria 1943-2001

Gina Mastrogiacomo/Prostitute: The Wig Master 1962-2001

Lawrence Tierney/Alton Benes: The Jacket 1919-2002

Benjamin Lum/Mailman: The Cigar Store Indian1953-2002

Sam Whipple/Phone Guy #1: The Maid 1961-2002

Ray Stricklyn/Clarence: The Andrea Doria 1928-2002

Fritzi Burr/Mah-Jongg Lady: The Garage 1924-2003

Gordon Jump/Mr. Thomassoulo: The Butter Shave/Voice1932-2003

Kellie Waymire/Vivian: The Blood 1968-2003

Kay E. Kuter/Older Priest: The Conversion 1925-2003

Robert Donley/Ben (George's "Old Man"): 058 The Old Man 1911-2003

John Randoplh/1st Frank Costanza: 062 The Handicap Spot 1915-2004

Fred Pinkard/elderly man on park bench: 144 The Andria Doria 1920?-2004

Barney Martin/Morty Seinfeld: 007 The Pony Remark- 180 The Finale 1923-2005

rusyd · 04-01-2005, 09:55 PM

Wow,where did you get all that information?

Maestro · 04-16-2005, 04:14 PM

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Originally Posted by rusyd

Wow,where did you get all that information?

Different sites/forums/groups/games... Just configered it & kept adding.
I had a good vault & archives going, was working on "The Lists" but I haven't continued & kept up... & now w/ the DVDs, they are The Vault, the archives.

Maestro · 04-16-2005, 04:15 PM

Great avatar!

TripperFan · 04-16-2005, 04:32 PM

My God - the deceased list from that show alone could fill a cemetary.

rusyd · 04-16-2005, 09:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Maestro

Great avatar!

Thanks. I got it from this board in the pic gallery.

cablejockey · 04-17-2005, 03:33 PM

Almost makes you wonder if there was some kind of curse if you had a bit part on the show.

Seinatra · 04-17-2005, 06:17 PM

It looks like most of the deaths were elders who were born "pre-war" so probably not out of the ordinary. Also, it has been about 16 years since the start of the show and 7 since it ended so we are getting out a bit in years so having a bunch of deaths seems normal.

H. E. Pennypacker · 07-21-2005, 10:24 AM

I just wanna highlight a few - living in Australia most of these are a suprise to me - i only knew about Lloyd Bridges, Mel Torme and John Randolph.

First of all - Barney Martin died!! Holy crap!

Eric Christmas has been in absolutely everything.

Sandy Baron - didn't know that, these are major recurring characters

Fans of Picket Fences will of course know Roy Brocksmith as the school principal, also he had a memorable role in an episode of Star Trek The Next Generation.

David Graf for those who can't place the name is the infamous Tackleberry from the police academy movies - they just played 2 of them on TV this past weekend (down under) that's sad.

Gordon Jump will go down in history being famous for WKRP as well a rather notorious episode of Diff'rent Strokes.

I remember Kay E Kuter from an early episode of Star Trek Deep Space Nine a year or so before "The Conversion"

John Randolph, of course, played another famous sitcom father to Roseanne and Jackie.

Seinatra · 07-21-2005, 03:50 PM

A lot of funny folks on that list.

By the way, where the heck is Maestro???

08-26-2004, 06:17 PM	#1
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07-21-2005, 10:24 AM	#10
H. E. Pennypacker televisionrant.blogspot.c om Frequent Poster Join Date: Jul 10, 2004 Location: Geelong-Melbourne, Australia Posts: 109	I just wanna highlight a few - living in Australia most of these are a suprise to me - i only knew about Lloyd Bridges, Mel Torme and John Randolph. First of all - Barney Martin died!! Holy crap! Eric Christmas has been in absolutely everything. Sandy Baron - didn't know that, these are major recurring characters Fans of Picket Fences will of course know Roy Brocksmith as the school principal, also he had a memorable role in an episode of Star Trek The Next Generation. David Graf for those who can't place the name is the infamous Tackleberry from the police academy movies - they just played 2 of them on TV this past weekend (down under) that's sad. Gordon Jump will go down in history being famous for WKRP as well a rather notorious episode of Diff'rent Strokes. I remember Kay E Kuter from an early episode of Star Trek Deep Space Nine a year or so before "The Conversion" John Randolph, of course, played another famous sitcom father to Roseanne and Jackie.
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04-01-2005, 07:27 PM	#2
Maestro Hipster Dufus Senior Member Join Date: May 31, 2002 Location: Below the equator Posts: 2,905	RIP :( R.I.P. & thanx for the grins: Chris Latta/Thug: The Subway 1948-1994 Jesse White/Ralph: The Cadillac 1917-1997 Bruce E. Morrow/Father Jessup: The Implant 1940-1997 David Fresco/Uncle Isaac: The Pony Remark 1909-1997 Joseph Maher/Gavin: The Dog 1933-1998 Lloyd Bridges/Izzy Manelbaum: Various 1913-1998 Mel Torme/Himself: The Jimmy 1925-1998 Billye Ree Wallace/Nana: Various 1925-1999 Ina Parker/Mah-Jongg Lady: The Garage 1931-2000 Eric Christmas/Haarwood: The Gum 1916-2000 Ralph Manza/Gepetto: The Cigar Store Indian 1921-2000 Sandy Baron/Jack Klompus: Various 1937-2001 Edward Winter/Mr. Stevenson: The Beard 1937-2001 Lewis Arquette/Leapin Larry: The Secret Code 1935-2001 Roy Brocksmith/Landlord: The Nose Job 1945-2001 David Graf/Cop #2: The Ticket 1950-2001 Diana Bellamy/Mrs. Ricardi: The Andrea Doria 1943-2001 Gina Mastrogiacomo/Prostitute: The Wig Master 1962-2001 Lawrence Tierney/Alton Benes: The Jacket 1919-2002 Benjamin Lum/Mailman: The Cigar Store Indian1953-2002 Sam Whipple/Phone Guy #1: The Maid 1961-2002 Ray Stricklyn/Clarence: The Andrea Doria 1928-2002 Fritzi Burr/Mah-Jongg Lady: The Garage 1924-2003 Gordon Jump/Mr. Thomassoulo: The Butter Shave/Voice1932-2003 Kellie Waymire/Vivian: The Blood 1968-2003 Kay E. Kuter/Older Priest: The Conversion 1925-2003 Robert Donley/Ben (George's "Old Man"): 058 The Old Man 1911-2003 John Randoplh/1st Frank Costanza: 062 The Handicap Spot 1915-2004 Fred Pinkard/elderly man on park bench: 144 The Andria Doria 1920?-2004 Barney Martin/Morty Seinfeld: 007 The Pony Remark- 180 The Finale 1923-2005

04-01-2005, 09:55 PM	#3
rusyd Member Forum Fanatic Join Date: Mar 30, 2004 Posts: 13,505	Wow,where did you get all that information?

04-17-2005, 03:33 PM	#8
cablejockey Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Dec 29, 2001 Location: ontario canada Posts: 478	Almost makes you wonder if there was some kind of curse if you had a bit part on the show.

04-17-2005, 06:17 PM	#9
Seinatra Member Senior Member Join Date: Aug 29, 2004 Location: Gran Chaco Posts: 1,840	It looks like most of the deaths were elders who were born "pre-war" so probably not out of the ordinary. Also, it has been about 16 years since the start of the show and 7 since it ended so we are getting out a bit in years so having a bunch of deaths seems normal.

07-21-2005, 03:50 PM	#11
Seinatra Member Senior Member Join Date: Aug 29, 2004 Location: Gran Chaco Posts: 1,840	A lot of funny folks on that list. By the way, where the heck is Maestro???