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Fatality: 2022
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RIP Gaylord Perry.
He had quite a career. RIP
joe71
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Irene Cara, on Friday 25th.
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Another part of my childhood gone
Fame was such a cool TV show
So sad. Rest in Peace.
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I had forgotten the TV series that followed, but I'm fairly sure Irene (I - ree - nee) Cara was only in the original Alan Parker movie (he had much earlier directed a young Jodie Foster in the Bugsy Malone movie musical).
The Fame movie is worth another watch.
I wonder why I don't see it on some channel.
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I've never seen it myself.
But as I've got nothing to do this evening, I may give it a watch....
I didn't think much of the Fame TV series, although my sister liked it.
1980 was when I left school and went to college, and the only movies I can recall seeign at the time was The Elephant Man and Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back.
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Well I actually enjoyed the original 1980 Fame movie.
How come the TV series was so cack?
Fame is totally unheard of here in China, unlike Friends, which is even now extremely popular here.
How come the TV series was so cack?
Fame is totally unheard of here in China, unlike Friends, which is even now extremely popular here.
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Kristie was born in Wichita Ks not far from here. I never crossed paths with her but was told she started out as an interior decorator. RIP and thanks for some Cheers.
I was riveted to that show when I was younger.
I was as well. It was very well written and acted. I pretty much lived in a bar for a couple of years. All joints have their characters and I thought that Cheers captured that and made it quite entertaining. If the show was to debut today I think it would still be well received.
I also loved Cheers.
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It’s hard not to love “Cheers” and the amazing talents that came together to make the show what it was. Kirstie was no exception as she threw herself into that role with near-reckless abandon. And one of the best laughs ever at the Emmys was given her at the conclusion of her acceptance speech (for “Cheers,” of course).
RIP, Kirstie, and thanks for sharing your talents. Condolences to your family, friends, fans and loved ones.
RIP, Kirstie, and thanks for sharing your talents. Condolences to your family, friends, fans and loved ones.
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I used to watch Cheers most of the time when I was younger..
Still if it was not for Cheers there will be no Frasier.
Still if it was not for Cheers there will be no Frasier.
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Franco Harris, NFL HOF member, passed away yesterday of undisclosed cause. Remembered for a game winning catch dubbed the immaculate reception and a nine time pro bowler. RIP and thanks for some exciting football.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archer_Maclean We may not know his name, but we know his video games, rest in peace kind sir.
Pele
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Pele
Nice piece about him here:
https://apnews.com/article/pele-soccer-star-dead-f2c5f7d2771b96dbd854cb025ab2563a
RIP, sir, and thanks for sharing your amazing talents and inspiring so many kids.
joe71
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pele did to soccer what Eddie van Halen did to the guitar took to new levels, paved the way for future stars
rootabaga
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Barbara Walters has passed at 93. Quite a storied career, even to the level of SNL skits about “Baba Wawa” (with an additional RIP to Ms. Radner).
RIP, Ms. Walters, and condolences to your fans, friends, family and loved ones.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/12/30/entertainment/barbara-walters-death/index.html
RIP, Ms. Walters, and condolences to your fans, friends, family and loved ones.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/12/30/entertainment/barbara-walters-death/index.html