Hmm. I think Wacko Jacko tops my list. I figure he’ll do a murder- suicide thing with those kids of his.
Let’s see.
Louie Anderson
Da Pope
Don Knotts
Joe Piscopo
Abe Vigoda
Eddy Albert —(Greeeen acres is the place to beeee!)
B.B. King
Henry Kissinger
Bob Barker
Ernest Borgnine
Rodney Dangerfield
Carl Reiner
Ed McMahon
I love this tradition. I guess graceland gets 2003’s “Inside Track With the Grim Reaper” for picking John Ritter.
Nobody on my list died yet. Unless December is very unkind to the current cast of “Friends” ex-ABBA members, presidents named “Bush” and Stephen King, I’m nothing this year.
Well, I didn’t do too well last year, and goodness knows the celebs have been dropping like the plague’s in town. So let’s see if I can be the Angel of Death for 2004. <reverberating evil laughter>
Ok, looks like I am going with all my picks from last year. Honestly I don’t ask for much from my celebrities but hopefully they will see their way to giving a little back this year.
Peter Ustinov (actor/writer) – Alive. Born April 16, 1921.
Paul Newman (philanthropist/actor/race car driver) – Alive. Born January 26, 1925.
Keith Richards (Rolling Stone) – Alive. Born December 18, 1943.
Osama Bin Laden (terrorist/human stalagmite)
Doris Day (actress) – Alive. Born April 3, 1924.
Marlon Brando (actor) – Alive. Born April 3, 1924.
Eli Wallach (actor) – Alive. Born December 7, 1915. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. (My fave film ever)
John Kenneth Galbraith (economist) – Alive. Born October 15, 1908.
Pierre Cardin Alive. Born July 6, 1922.
Wilson “Bob” Tucker (writer) – Alive. Born November 23, 1914.
John Travolta (actor/lear jet flying fancy-boy)
Les Paul (guitar legend) – Alive. Born June 9, 1915.
Luciano Pavarotti (opera star/young wife) – Alive. Born October 12, 1935.
My cite for these is the Dead Peoples Server .
Mwah ha ha ha ha, may God have mercy upon their souls.
Well, I didn’t do too well last year, and goodness knows the celebs have been dropping like the plague’s in town. So let’s see if I can be the Angel of Death for 2004. <reverberating evil laughter>
13. Al Lewis (Grandpa Munster)
12. Luise Rainier (1937 Academy Award winner)
11. RuPaul
10. Pope JP II (kinda obligatory at this point)
9. Tony Randall (old)
8. Rosa Parks (really old)
7. Shirley Temple (old)
6. Glenn Ford (old)
5. Ronald Reagan (old and terminally ill)
6. Harvey Korman (old and washed up)
5. Saddam Hussein (one can hope, can’t one?)
4. John Goodman (obese and middle-aged)
3. Scott Weiland (washed up junkie)
2. Larry Kramer (HIV+ writer and activist)
[ul]
[li]John Paul II[/li][li]Ronald Reagan[/li][li]Princess Julianna (formerly Queen Julianna of the Netherlands)[/li][li]Eddie Albert (Green Acres)[/li][li]Art Linkletter (age does the darnedest things!)[/li][li]Thurl Ravenscroft (voice of Tony the Tiger)[/li][li]Ricardo Montalban (“From Hell’s heart, I stab at thee…”)[/li][li]Max Schmelling[/li][li]Julia Child[/li][li]Archibald Cox[/li][li]Betty Ford[/li][li]Mickey Spillane[/li][li]Abigail Van Buren[/li][/ul]
Okay – not enough points on Reagan, but I’ll bite on the Pope.
Here’s the list:
Carol Channing
Walter Cronkite
Rodney Dangerfield
Jerry Lewis
John Paul II
Prince Phillip
Andy Rooney
Tippi Hedren
Gore Vidal
Claus Von Bulow
Mike Wallace
Esther Williams
Jonathan Winters
[insert usual disclaimer, wish none of them ill, blah blah blah…]