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Offline Jimbo Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
Posted: August 05, 2018, 9:16 PM Post
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Milwaukee's Charlotte Rae has died. She was on "Different Strokes" and "Facts of Life".
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Offline Jaylyn Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
Posted: August 05, 2018, 9:38 PM Post
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Jimbo said:
Milwaukee's Charlotte Rae has died. She was on "Different Strokes" and "Facts of Life".

You take the good, you take the bad! [sad] Very sad day, can't believe I watched that show, but as a 13 year old at the time had such a crush on Jo! I have to wonder, just how many times has that show been referenced on Family Guy, I know there has been quite a few! Hope Seth can work in some kind of tribute for her! What a great actress! God Bless Mrs. Garrett!
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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 16, 2018, 3:10 AM Post
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From 2013's post --

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I get a big kick that both Mr. and Mrs. Oleson of Little House on the Prairie (Richard Bull, Katherine McGregor) are still with us, 89 and 88, respectively. Guess Nellie and Willie weren't bad for longevity after all.)


Both gone now, as we lost "Mrs. Oleson" this week at 93.

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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 16, 2018, 8:56 AM Post
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Fans of The Dick Van Dyke Show and actress/comedian Rose Marie might be interested in this auction of some items from her estate:

Julienslive.com
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Offline hawing Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
Posted: November 16, 2018, 9:47 AM Post
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I'm marveling that this thread is nearly five years old!
Remember: the Brewers never panic like you do.
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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: December 02, 2018, 8:41 AM Post
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We lost Ken Berry of F-Troop, Mayberry RFD and Mama's Family at age 85 Saturday.

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Friend Larry Storch (Agarn on F-Troop) still with us at 95.

You may remember this episode of the Brady Bunch with Ken Berry which was aired as a pilot for a potential new series had it been picked up. It would have been ahead of its time in some regard if it had (four years before "Diff'rent Strokes).
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Offline Jimbo Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
Posted: December 03, 2018, 11:51 AM Post
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Mass Haas said:
You may remember this episode of the Brady Bunch with Ken Berry which was aired as a pilot for a potential new series had it been picked up. It would have been ahead of its time in some regard if it had (four years before "Diff'rent Strokes).


I remember that episode and learned that was to be a spin off...just yesterday. MeTV aired "Brady Christmas" on Sunday and while browsing Brady Brunch on Wikipedia learned of that tidbit.
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Offline Jimbo Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
Posted: December 18, 2018, 4:56 PM Post
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Penny Marshall (Milwaukee's LaVerne DiFazio) died Monday.
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Online rickh150 Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
Posted: December 18, 2018, 9:54 PM Post
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She liked milk with Pepsi, if I recall correctly. I remember Happy Days having a pregame reunion on field In Like 2007 or so.... Potsie sang the National anthem..... not sure if she attended or not. It was when Fonzi's statue was put up downtown.
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Offline turborickey Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
Posted: December 19, 2018, 7:29 AM Post
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related, but not, I wonder why the Brewers have not capitalized on a Happy Days series of bobbleheads?

They do bobbles that have no connection to Milwaukee or Wisconsin, Game of Thrones, Peanuts, Sandlot, Marvel, etc. Why not immortalize Happy Days?
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Offline bjkrautk Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
Posted: December 19, 2018, 12:16 PM Post
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turborickey said:
related, but not, I wonder why the Brewers have not capitalized on a Happy Days series of bobbleheads?

They do bobbles that have no connection to Milwaukee or Wisconsin, Game of Thrones, Peanuts, Sandlot, Marvel, etc. Why not immortalize Happy Days?


...because the rights-holders to Happy Days are not subsidizing bobble head theme nights?


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Offline turborickey Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
Posted: December 19, 2018, 2:43 PM Post
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bjkrautk said:
turborickey said:
related, but not, I wonder why the Brewers have not capitalized on a Happy Days series of bobbleheads?

They do bobbles that have no connection to Milwaukee or Wisconsin, Game of Thrones, Peanuts, Sandlot, Marvel, etc. Why not immortalize Happy Days?


...because the rights-holders to Happy Days are not subsidizing a bobble head theme nights?


There are a couple Fonzi bobbles out there, not SGA bobbles though.

The Stockton Ports did a Fonzi bobble arm years ago for an SGA...
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Offline BrewersSuperCollector Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
Posted: May 19, 2020, 6:43 PM Post
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RIP Eddie Haskell
https://variety.com/2020/tv/news/ken-osmond-dead-leave-it-to-beaver-eddie-haskell-dies-actor-1234609639/#article-comments
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Offline hawing Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
Posted: December 30, 2020, 11:03 PM Post
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Gotta bring this back for Mary Ann of Gilligan's Island. Come ON, 2020. [sad]

https://variety.com/2020/tv/news/dawn-wells-dead-gilligans-island-mary-ann-1234876755/
Remember: the Brewers never panic like you do.
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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: January 01, 2021, 8:05 PM Post
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hawing said:
Gotta bring this back for Mary Ann of Gilligan's Island. Come ON, 2020. [sad]

https://variety.com/2020/tv/news/dawn-wells-dead-gilligans-island-mary-ann-1234876755/


She really seemed to embrace being associated with the show and being Mary Ann. I was besmitten with her, as were a substantial number of others who were also on Team Mary Ann.

She really seemed like a lovely person.
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Offline CheezWizHed Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
Posted: January 02, 2021, 4:29 PM Post
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Yep. Ginger was sexy but far too high maintenance. I was a Mary Ann fan too. Even married my own Mary Ann (next-door farmer's daughter). [smile]
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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: January 04, 2021, 4:39 PM Post
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Tanya Roberts is dead.

NOPE! She's alive!
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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: January 05, 2021, 11:09 AM Post
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JimH5 said:
Tanya Roberts is dead.

NOPE! She's alive!


And now she has passed away. Rest in Peace.
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Offline stalton Re: TV treasures who are still with us (and some now sadly saying goodbye since this thread began)
Posted: January 23, 2021, 10:26 AM Post
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Larry King passed at 87. Had Covid but cause of death not released yet. Man what an awful week.
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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: January 24, 2021, 11:43 AM Post
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Larry King passed at 87.

Larry King wore white tube socks.

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