Carl Sagan
There are billions and billions of gags we could have written about him, but they're all the same one.
For the 32nd year running, our fondest farewells to the recently departed. If they were on anybody’s list, or mattered at all, they’re here. Looking for everybody? Try the Directory.
There are billions and billions of gags we could have written about him, but they're all the same one.
You haven't lived until you've heard The Del Rubio Triplets' version of "El Condor Pasa."
He was the heart of the Berkeley free speech movement. Well, he had heart trouble, and now he's entirely free of both speech and movement.
He directed Les Enfants Du Paradis, and now he's one of them.
The shock of his death was universal. No one seemed to know that he was still alive.
That high lonesome sound just got a little higher and a lot more lonesome.
The movie version of Mission: Impossible was painful to us. Looks like it was fatal to him.
It may be mountain grown, Mrs. Olsen, and that may well be the richest kind, but if you drink enough of it, it'll kill you, as we guess you're now aware.
In 1963, she authored The American Way Of Death. So, Jessica, what too
One of the poker buddies from The Odd Couple. Stay away from the brown sandwiches.
If there's a rock 'n' roll heaven, then you know they got a hell of a band, except for the bass player.
Here's a weird one. She had her own TV show, and was in no fewer than four films as herself, and yet, until she died, we'd never heard of her.
Just as well. It's awful to think of anyone spending the rest of his days as a vegetable.
As it turns out, this long-time leader was pretty cool, for a Greek.
We never heard of him either, but Julie swears he was a big soap opera star.
It further tests our dwindling faith in government that the former head of the CIA can't paddle a canoe without drowning.
Character actor who made a fortune in the carpet sweeper business.
Through the magic of videotape, he gave us solid evidence that the bigger they come, the harder they fall.
The granddaddy of 'em all, G.B. appeared on more Dead Pool lists than any other celebrity in history. We understand he was once famous for something other than being old.
Maggie D was one of France's most famed and prolific writers, but she never had a TV show, so you probably never heard of her.
He survived the killing fields of Cambodia, but they got him on the streets of L.A.
For his part in bringing the designated hitter to Major League Baseball, may he burn in hell. Bitter? You bet we are.
He met his maker one day after McLean Stevenson met his. Must've been Bump Henry Blake Week.
The first in a series of child-actors who played second fiddle to a dog.
A friend of ours mourned his recent passing, saying how much he'd idolized him on Lost In Space. Touching, except that it was Guy Williams who was on Lost In Space.
Pioneering animator of Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs fame. In his later years, he came to be known as "Coughie."
Didn't anyone ever tell him if he didn't come in out of the rain he'd catch his death?
In fact, there's a lot less Baxter, now that you mention it.
An octogenarian that goes by the name "Fats"?! How did we miss this one? It's downright embarrassing.
He was in The Big Sleep. Get it?