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Rue McClanahan dies - sad day

Started by Kallad, June 03, 2010, 10:30:55 AM

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Kallad

 :'(
Yes, she was in other shows but none beats Hollywood after Dark
we will miss you and your "dancing"

Kete

Is it bad that my first thought after hearing of her death was "I've seen her strip tease"?

mrbasehart

I've never seen the Golden Girls, so Hollywood After Dark is the only place I've seen her.

I guess she had better material later in life.  RIP.

Tripe


Kete

Golden Girls is worth experiencing.  I remember hating it when I was young, but I look back at it with fond memories.

mrbasehart

Quote from: Tripe H. Redux on June 03, 2010, 11:41:39 AM
Really? Channel 4 played it non stop.

When you're in your early teens, who wants to see a sit-com about randy old ladies?

I wouldn't develop THAT fetish until much later.

SJP

Quote from: mrbasehart on June 03, 2010, 12:21:23 PM
Quote from: Tripe H. Redux on June 03, 2010, 11:41:39 AM
Really? Channel 4 played it non stop.

When you're in your early teens, who wants to see a sit-com about randy old ladies?

I wouldn't develop THAT fetish until much later.

And so was born "Keeping Up Appearances."   ;D

But on a more serious note, she did in fact have better material in later years...if you saw Starship Troopers, she had a bit part as the blind teacher at the very beginning before they ship off to boot camp.  And as we all know, having a bit part in a film where Jake Busey plays a clear violin instead of playing metal football is far superior than singing in the Star Wars Holiday Special.  Or, being associated in any way with the Star Wars Holiday Special.
One Man Band Riffs.  18 riffs, over 600 served, since 2009.

Plastic Self-Cleaning Duck

#7
RIP, Blanche.

BTW, she was in a (gay themed but not heavy handed) TV series that used to air on the Logo Channel called "Sordid Lives".

Another funny show if you get the chance....

Also hilarious just for the white-trashy, boozy and Valum-popping Texas women who make up most of the characters....

anais.jude

So, the discussion of this sad death was locked in the TV thread in favor of a section I never go to. Just huh


But, who cares about that. This is indeed a sad day. I never beleived in this "death in 3s" BS until now....


Wait, who died before Dennis Hopper?

mrbasehart


spaceforarent

Quote from: mrbasehart on June 03, 2010, 08:10:38 PM
Quote from: anais.jude on June 03, 2010, 07:01:51 PM
Wait, who died before Dennis Hopper?

Gary Coleman.
Brittany Murphy's husband...wait, the bassist to Slipknot...wait, Dio....and so forth

anais.jude

Quote from: spaceforarent on June 03, 2010, 08:30:42 PM
Quote from: mrbasehart on June 03, 2010, 08:10:38 PM
Quote from: anais.jude on June 03, 2010, 07:01:51 PM
Wait, who died before Dennis Hopper?

Gary Coleman.
Brittany Murphy's husband...wait, the bassist to Slipknot...wait, Dio....and so forth

That's right, now I remember why that rule of 3 things was bogus

SJP

Well, it's not so much a "bogus" rule of 3 as much as it has expanded to the "rule of 12" or so.  For celebrities, this year is making 2009 look like peanuts.  We all go sometime, but this year's almost an endless parade.  It's just a lot to take in.
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Dr. Whopoopeepee


MSTJedi

Quote from: poopoopeepee on June 05, 2010, 11:07:44 AM
Most celebrities are dead.

Yes, but we're talking about their bodies, not their souls.