In Memoriam-Gone by not forgotten 2

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re-recreating this thread since the previous one is locked http://www.peelified.com/Futurama-Forum-5/Topic-16990-0-Gone_but_not_forgotten_RI.html

I'm bummed to hear that Dennis Farina passed away recently.  He was a good actor.

RIP Dennis Farina


http://www.indiewire.com/article/actor-dennis-farina-has-died-at-69#.Ue2lI229Bts.facebook

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RIP Michael Ansara.  You were the true Mr. Freeze.
http://comicsalliance.com/mr-freeze-michael-ansara-batman-the-animated-series/

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The animated series did for mr freeze what the 60s show did for the riddler

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http://www.imdb.com/news/ni56029492/?ref_=hm_nw_tp_t4

RIP actress Karen Black, who passed away at 74

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RIP "That 70s Show" star Lisa Robin Kelly

http://www.tmz.com/2013/08/15/that-70s-show-star-lisa-robin-kelly-dead-at-43/

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RIP "The Famous Jett Jackson" star Lee Thompson Young

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Sir David Frost
Satirist, writer, journalist and broadcaster, not to mention, a legend. One half of the Frost/Nixon duo. Heart attack at the age of 74. RIP

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RIP heavyweight boxer and Rocky 5 star tommy Morrison

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Sept. 4, 2013 at 10:30pm Eastern Standard time the TV show Futurama passed after a couple of attempts to keep it going.  She was 13 years old and will missed by millions.  

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Autogyro pioneer Wing Cdr Ken Wallis has died aged 97 he is best known for building and flying 'Little Nellie' the autogyro that featured in You Only Live Twice.

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I was surprised to hear that novelist Tom Clancy had died; he was only 66

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A shout out to María De Villota, Spanish racing driver, who was found dead this morning. She was only 33-years-old.

Last year she suffered horrific head injuries in an accident while testing a Marussia Formula One car at Duxford. Though losing an eye, she made a remarkable recovery and was an amazing inspiration to many people both in and outside motorsport.

Horrible news. RIP

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RIP Simpsons actress Marcia Wallace

https://twitter.com/frankdecaroshow/status/393987742763585536

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Yeah, I saw that just now.

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not since the loss of Phil Hartman, has the Simpsons taken such a very loss.  I was a huge Krabappel.  Part of me wants to see her character retired, but the other part hopes they do get someone fill the role, but never the shoes of Marcia Wallace.  Simpsons did the same thing with LunchLady Doris, though they wanted a few years, before they started to have her speak again with a different voice actor.  I was enjoying Edna being married to Ned Flanders, I wonder if they'll have to kill her character off screen.

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There's some talk about what's going to happen with her character in The Simpsons thread.

R.I.P. though. Very sad indeed.

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This is really sad. . I grew up watching the Simpsons, and hearing her voice. Even if they replace her, it'll never be the same.

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I don't think they'll be replacing Marcia Wallace. Here's what I just posted in The Simpsons thread:

Producers Plan on Retiring Mrs. Krabappel

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"Aaaaaaay, Mrs. K!"

R.I.P.

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RIP Lou Reed 

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how come this is in the "It's got a TV!" subforum? I searched for it in off topic but couldn't find it.
also: R.I.P Marcia Wallace and Lou Reed   

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   how come this is in the "It's got a TV!" subforum? I searched for it in off topic but couldn't find it.

This is the last thread that did duty as an in memorandum thread over on Off Topic.

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It's a little late, but Rest In Peace to Marcia Wallace, the excellent voice actor of Ms. Edna Krabappel. You were an essential part to the show, and I'll think of you whenever I hear your voice on TV.
I quite liked the Chalkboard Gag they did in her honor lately. I felt like that was a very sweet thing for them to do.

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"psychic" Sylvia Browne has passed away at the age of 77...guess she didn't see that coming

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How do you know? Maybe she knew exactly when she would die but didn't tell anyone. Your joke is flawed!

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She's the one who told that woman her daughter was dead but in actuality she was alive and when they found her the mother had passed away. It's kind of terrible to toy with people's emotions like that in times of tragedy. It's a shame Browne will be remembered as a failure.

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Sad to hear that Lewis 'Bodie' Collins has died aged 67

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She's the one who told that woman her daughter was dead but in actuality she was alive and when they found her the mother had passed away. It's kind of terrible to toy with people's emotions like that in times of tragedy. It's a shame Browne will be remembered as a failure.

Yeah, a lot of her predictions were proven wrong, she was basically a fraud who profited off family members misery

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In other words, she was a psychic.

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A few websites are reporting that Paul Walker has died

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I'm seeing that too.  TMZ is reporting that and they usually don't make that kind of mistake.

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 I guess this might be a good thread to talk about the death of Cory Monteith, a former glee star. I never really got around to watch this show, but he was a huge inspiration for Cartoonlover27. She really took this news hard and actually cried when she heard he died, although I rarely have a heart so I didn't really care. Or, it's not like I didn't care, I just didn't cry.

 some newer news includes the fact that Brian off of Family Guy has been killed off the show. I hardly ever watch it but it seemed like an alright show.

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It has been confirmed that Paul Walker did indeed die in a fiery car crash north of LA about an hour ago.

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so does that mean no more Fast and Furious films?

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They were in the middle of filming the 7th(?) installment, which is gonna make that interesting since Paul Walker was a huge part of that franchise. I don't think I've watched any of those movies in their entirety but I still liked him as an actor in other things. Plus he was ridiculously handsome, still going strong at 40. RIP.

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I'm thinking that they now have no choice but to include his characters death in the new movie.  

They aren't bad films but not great one either.  They are just stupid action movies.  The last films climax took place on a plane while traveling down a runway that lasted for about 15 minutes of movie time.  At the end I stated that the runway must have been the longest runway in the world. And I got a few laughs from the crowd.

I'm guessing they will do a quick rewrite and have Jason Stathem's character kill him off screen.  It would be in bad taste to kill Brian O'Conner in a car crash.

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Was never a huge fan of his films, but he seemed like a nice enough guy

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RIP Paul Walker.  Fast and the Furious was my favorite bad movie franchise by far.  Going to see a new release in the theater has been an even for my friends and I.  The movies won't be the same without him.

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Really hope they end the franchise with 7

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Acording to the late Walker , they had secured part 8 (whatever 7 was a sucess or not it was going to be done) and parts 9 and 10 were aproved but bound to the sucess of 7.. so unless they write out his character and move on this is a huge saga killer

Is highly ironic that Walker died like this, in a car crash.. aparently he was riding passanger in his Porsche Carrera GT for a charity event and the car was driven by a profesional driver and friend of his Roger Rodas ..

judging by the photos of the wreck is clear that the car impacted the light post sideways at great lateral speed ... the carrera GT is a mid-engine car .. and those tend to slide sideways out of control once you pass the grip limit