Brutal 2016 losses!

[perspicacious]

Now Debbie Reynolds has been taken to the hospital for a medical emergency!? Hopefully it's a false alarm and all remains calm for the remainder of 2016

[Farmmaa]

Yes, Eva Gabor was great in Green Acres.

Apparently no one else realizes that Zsa Zsa wasn't the Gabor sister in that show.

[Queen K]

Actually GordonH removed erroneous posts on that very subject.

[ferri]

Debbie Reynolds has died.

[Queen K]

Rest in Peace Debbie Reynolds. Such a sad end to her sad loss of her daughter.

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2016/d ... her-mother

[Farmmaa]

Actually GordonH removed erroneous posts on that very subject.

Oh, well shoot...I am not able to read deleted comments via ESP...although....that would be a pretty handy trick.

[Queen K]

http://www.cnn.com/2016/12/26/entertain ... index.html

Here's a different list, seems the Music Died in 2016.

So many that it was tough to remember them all. Merle Haggard? Totally forgot. So here's more.

[Bpeep]

There's so many geezer bands out there, imo you can expect 2017 to produce even more glam cadavers than 2016 did.

[Queen K]

Ha, we were just talking about that yesterday. Ya, fully expect a lot more coming. Same with old time tv stars too.

[Bpeep]

And industrialists. There'll be a few of those too.
There's lots of elderly industrialists.
Nobody cares about them tho.
That's probably why it's so lonely at the top.

[Queen K]

I figure those geezers are real Lizard People, they never actually die.

[Queen K]

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-peopl ... SKBN14L0OZ

Did you watch M*A*S*H*? Who didn't? So 2016 wasn't quite done with the well known and famous.

Actor William Christopher, the man who played Father MulCahy on MASH has passed away at age 84. Cancer.

Christopher landed his signature role of Father Francis Mulcahy on "M*A*S*H" after another actor played the part on the show's pilot episode. He went on to portray the soft-spoken priest assigned to the fictional 4077th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital for the duration of the series, which ran from 1972 to 1983 on the CBS network and continued to air in syndication for decades after.

Funny how I can still see him today on the show. Haven't seen it for years, but I can picture him. Rest in Peace.

[Queen K]

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/12/30/busin ... .html?_r=0

For all you celebrating New Years with a red solo cup in hand, here is the inventor of it, also passed away at 84.

2017 will likely be exactly the same.

[W105]