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Fatalities - 2026

Rats. I wasn't a fan of TRHPS, but Tim had some great roles and made the most of them. I also hadn't realized he was 80! RIP.
 
Way way back in another time, TRHPS was shown at midnight every Saturday night at an old theater down town. It was a crazy date thing sometimes. The audience having their way with the lines and chanting responses in unison. It was always fun to expose someone to the crazy of it.
 
olbriar said:
Way way back in another time, TRHPS was shown at midnight every Saturday night at an old theater down town. It was a crazy date thing sometimes. The audience having their way with the lines and chanting responses in unison. It was always fun to expose someone to the crazy of it.
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That was exactly my first exposure to it. There was a theater in Phoenix (where I grew up) that showed it every Saturday at Midnight. My GF at the time was part of the cult and took me to it. I think I watched more of the people in the audience than the film itself. :) The theater itself (The Sombrero Playhouse) burned down many years ago. I did see quite a few movies there that I enjoyed, but never again watched TRHPS.
 
Wrestler Andy "The Butcher" Williams collapsed in the ring yesterday and later passed away in the hospital. He was 48.

RIP, Mr. Williams, with condolences to your fans, friends, family and loved ones.
 
joe71 said:
How can anyone not like Scooby? I grew up when the transformers, go bots, moto bots and robotech was all the crazed. I think at one time I had over a hundred of the various transformer toys
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Straight up same here, I probably still have my transformers from way back in the eighties man. :)

I love and still watch Scooby.
 
Milo Willamson said:
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0313286/ Wow he is best known as the Family Matters producer from then on, he did Gary Sinese show as well as a few other amazing tv shows, never dig Suite Life though.
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RIP Mr. Geoghan, with condolences to your fans, friends, family and loved ones.

I didn't recognize his face or name, but he was producer or production staff for a lot of shows, including the "It's Garry Shandling," which I well remember.
 
I don't know anyone posted about this, but Actor Patrick Muldoon died back in April. He was a A list celebrity in the 90s, then went low key working mostly in television shows and movies in the 2000's with some movies,
 
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