To those no longer with us....

[DarthMau]

Rest in peace

[qswammer]

James B Sikking from Hill Street Blues and Doogie Howser, M.D., passed away at 90.

[MadMax359]

she certainly Charmed me

[mudmaiden]

James B. Sikking, of Hill Street Blues and Doogie Howser, Dead at 90

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[BogDog]

James B Sikking from Hill Street Blues and Doogie Howser, M.D., passed away at 90.

That was a rough week. We lost so many in so short a period of time.

[mudmaiden]

Oops! I made a mistake on that caption. It was Michael Conrad of Hill Street Blues that said that! My Bad!

[dlodoski]

James B Sikking from Hill Street Blues and Doogie Howser, M.D., passed away at 90.

That was a rough week. We lost so many in so short a period of time.

No doubt.

[qswammer]

Now Bob Newhart is gone. He was 94.

I still think Newhart had one of the best show finales ever.

[BogDog]

In all honesty I did not realize he was still alive. 94 is incredible.




When I ws a kid my mother had an album of his. I think it was titled "Bob Newhart meets Bob Newhart meets Bob Newhart". My favorite bit on that album was titled "The man who looked like Hitler", a person he meets on an airplane and stresses over. He was SO good at straight face humor.

(Checked , and it's "Bob Newhart faces Bob Newhart faces Bob Newhart")
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Farewell Bob, and thanks for the laughs.

Bob doing what he did best:
https://youtu.be/R5TTA4f7Q3E

[cerberus]

Sad to hear this, he had been a favourite of mine for a long long time. Can't have a tribute to him without the "driving Instructor" sketch:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ad5Z84UkzIY