He was the Rasputin of actors.
Sheesh, I forgot about him. You are so right.
At least both drivers stopped. It seems to be an accident. He was almost off the street when it happened.
I remember him from my childhood, watching him on panels of game shows. Everyone on the show seemed to think he was funny. I thought he seemed nice, but he wasn’t funny. And that’s as a kid, when I thought nearly everyone was funny.
I suspect his last thought was “I hope they got that, 'cause I don’t think I have it in me to do another take.”
Robert Conrad, star of TV’s The Wild Wild West, dead at 84.
Well, that one gets my vote for many replying the “I thought he was dead years ago!” line.
That was Bob Crane. Looooong time ago.
Roger Kahn, author of “The Boys of Summer" https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/obituaries/roger-kahn-author-of-baseball-classic-the-boys-of-summer-dies-at-92/2020/02/07/07172ea8-49c1-11ea-9164-d3154ad8a5cd_story.html
I have Limbaugh. Please see post #161 in this thread. Had him on here for years.
I know people supposedly die in threes, but Kirk Douglas, Orson Bean and Robert Conrad in three separate deaths, totally unrelated in three days?
The mind boggles.
If you remember a few years ago, the cast of *The Golden Girls * started something similar. Estelle Getty died in 2008, Bea Arthur in 2009, and Rue McClanahan died in 2010.
The only reason that stopped is because Betty White is a Highlander.
And here I thought Don Henley wrote that. 
(Seriously, it’s a wonderful book. Many good books have been written about baseball, but it’s one of the best.)
As a group of people become older, there will be more deaths per year.
I think I need to have my eyes and brain examined. You and three others have him. At least he’s not too much of a bandwagon, I’m dreading the death of Alex Trebek.
Former child actor who appeared in the Nanny McGee film, Raphael Coleman, at 75 points wasted.
This one is rough for me: Jazz keyboardist Lyle Mays, a mainstay of the Pat Metheny Group, has died at 66.
Lila Garrett, TV screenwriter and radio host.
Joseph Shabalala, Ladysmith Black Mambazo founder.
Roy Walton, magician.
Give me 25 points for this loser: Sir Roger Scruton obituary | Roger Scruton | The Guardian