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TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)

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Offline Mass Haas Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
Posted: July 06, 2016, 2:03 PM Post
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From last month --

Ronnie Claire Edwards, Corabeth on TV’s The Waltons,’ dead at 83

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Offline JimH5 Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
Posted: July 06, 2016, 10:12 PM Post
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My daughter was watching "Best Friends Whenever" on Disney Channel tonight and the special guest star was 87-year old Marion Ross of Happy Days fame. Not sure when this episode was produced, but she looked spry and delivered her lines pretty well.
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Offline Mass Haas Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
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'Professor' Irwin Corey, renowned comic, is turning 100 and is zany as ever

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Two years later, and he's still with us!

Happy 102nd birthday, Professor!
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Offline Mass Haas Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
Posted: August 15, 2016, 10:51 AM Post
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Monday birthdays 8/15 today:

the Dick Van Dyke Show's Rose Marie, now 93 years young.

Mike Connors (Mannix), now 91.
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Offline 1992casey Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
Posted: August 15, 2016, 11:54 AM Post
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Rose Marie "officially has the longest active career in entertainment — from 3 to 93."

Happy Birthday to Star of Stage & Screen - Rose Marie!
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Rosemary Gernetzke, aka Rosemary Gernette and Rosemary Ross, died back in May at age 81. She and her husband Howard Gernetzke were TV fixtures in Wausau and Milwaukee from the 1950s into the 1990s. "Howard and Rosemary" hosted the noon talk show on Milwaukee's channel 12 for 17 years.

Ross and Gernette were both professional names. She became Rosemary Ross in Wausau when her husband was on one channel while she was doing commercials on all three channels. The name Gernette came about when channel 12 refused to let Howard use the name Gernetzke.

Here's a video where Howard and Rosemary are interviewed by Jim Peck for the Wisconsin Broadcasting Museum:

http://www.wisconsinbroadcastingmuseum. ... -gernette/
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Offline Mass Haas Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
Posted: August 21, 2016, 9:54 PM Post
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Jack Riley, Who Played Carlin on ‘The Bob Newhart Show,’ Dies at 80

As you'll read, he also provided the voice for the absent-minded dad Stu Pickles on “Rugrats” and its spinoff, “All Grown Up!”

Riley also rode Cosmo Kramer's memorable bus on the Peterman Reality Tour in the "Muffin Tops" Seinfeld episode.

The link is to the Associated Press notes.

Bob Newhart among those to tweet on Riley's passing.
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Offline Mass Haas Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
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Google images of the very unique face of Fyvush Finkel, gone at 92, he played lawyer Douglas Wambaugh in the TV series "Picket Fences" and Harvey Lipshultz in the series "Boston Public"
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Offline Mass Haas Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
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Happy Birthday Jeannie! Barbara Eden is 82.

A simple Goggle Image search brings back memories and shows more recent photos as well.
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Offline Mass Haas Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
Posted: August 25, 2016, 12:19 PM Post
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From the initial post in this thread three years ago:

Monty Hall of "Let's Make A Deal" is dealing at 92.

Well, he's alive at 95, and his birthday is today, 8/25.
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Offline LouisEly Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
Posted: August 30, 2016, 1:50 PM Post
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Milwaukee's own Gene Wilder, gone at the age of 83. Mel Brooks is now the only major cast member from Blazing Saddles still alive.

Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, Willie Wonka, Stir Crazy, See No Evil Hear No Evil (very underrated IMO), The Woman In Red - he left quite a legacy.

A man who could make you laugh with just the expressions on his face. RIP Mr. Wilder, you will be missed.
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LouisEly said:
Milwaukee's own Gene Wilder, gone at the age of 83. Mel Brooks is now the only major cast member from Blazing Saddles still alive.

Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, Willie Wonka, Stir Crazy, See No Evil Hear No Evil (very underrated IMO), The Woman In Red - he left quite a legacy.

Don't forget the Producers, and Bonnie and Clyde.
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Offline Mass Haas Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
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From a week ago --

Steven Hill passed away at 94. He played D.A. Adam Schiff on "Law & Order", and was the original leader of the team (before Peter Graves) on the TV series "Mission: Impossible".

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Offline Mass Haas Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
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What a wonderful little video and not-so-little feature article on 90-year-old (as of yesterday) Betty Lynn, who played Barney Fife's girlfriend Thelma Lou on the Andy Griffith Show.

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Mass Haas said:
What a wonderful little video and not-so-little feature article on 90-year-old (as of yesterday) Betty Lynn, who played Barney Fife's girlfriend Thelma Lou on the Andy Griffith Show.

A TV Treasure Who Is Still With Us



She looks really good for 90.
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Offline reillymcshane Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
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Lily Tomlin is 77 today.

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Offline Mass Haas Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
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Happy 92nd to Joyce Randolph of the Honeymooners (Trixie). Here she is three years ago:
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Offline Mass Haas Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
Posted: November 12, 2016, 8:26 AM Post
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Robert Vaughn, suave 'Man from U.N.C.L.E.' star, dies at 83
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Offline Mass Haas Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
Posted: November 25, 2016, 4:32 AM Post
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Well, she defined TV treasure (goodbye, Florence Henderson).

Of course, many took Mrs. Brady to task for the past nearly 50 years (47!) for needing Alice the housekeeper.

I guess that was especially so when Alice had to bring in her military look-alike cousin in to fill in while Alice was away for a week. (One week, Mrs. Brady, come on!).

The original TGIF lineup included the Brady Bunch and Partridge Family, great times....
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Offline JimH5 Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
Posted: November 25, 2016, 8:32 AM Post
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I suspect that people of a later generation don't really get the cultural significance of The Brady Bunch, much in the way I don't get Saved By the Bell, etc.

But the Bradys were the best, and Carol was the best. I think we all wanted our mom's to be more Carol-like.

And after the show was over, Florence didn't do anything in her career or her life to diminish or stain the character of Carol. She remained the wholesome beacon of motherhood.

Lots of celebrity deaths in 2016, but this one is the most significant to me.
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