I am sure I am not the only Mad Magazine lover. Mort Drucker
Mad Magazine defined a lot of my (admittedly too) young life, it being something I read off and on and enjoyed quite a bit. There was even a time when one of my cousins brought me a huge pile out of his collection, giving them to me so I wouldn't be bored while laid up in bed sick, this being when I was in... second or fourth grade.
RE: Brian Dennehy
That is one fuck of a bummer, man. I'll have to watch First Blood and Gladiator this weekend in tribute.
Won't mean much to non-wrestling fans but Howard Finkel.
Sam Lloyd, AKA Ted, the sad-sack lawyer from Scrubs. Also a really good singer.
Died of an inoperable brain tumour, not coronavirus.
@Kestrel said in Dead Celebrities 2020:
Sam Lloyd, AKA Ted, the sad-sack lawyer from Scrubs. Also a really good singer.
Died of an inoperable brain tumour, not coronavirus.
No! Absolutely not! He is not allowed to die or be ill or ever have bad things happen to him!
@GreenFlashlight said in Dead Celebrities 2020:
@Kestrel said in Dead Celebrities 2020:
Sam Lloyd, AKA Ted, the sad-sack lawyer from Scrubs. Also a really good singer.
Died of an inoperable brain tumour, not coronavirus.
No! Absolutely not! He is not allowed to die or be ill or ever have bad things happen to him!
Agreed. Can I go back to 2015 and just start this bit over again? I did save there...
The stranglers
Don Shula, hall of fame coach, former Dolphins head coach, 90
Growing up in NY, my dad and his friends loved to hate the Dolphins, but they often grumbled about Shula's good coaching/plays.
@Waller Aww fuck.
Roy Horn of Siegfried and Roy fame. Covid-19.
Holy shit. Little Richard is such an icon. His loss will be felt for a very, very long time.
That one hits me in the feels pretty hard.
I have no idea if he was still doing it, but in the 90s, while I was in Los Angeles, he would have his driver take him down along Hollywood Blvd, and he'd hand out religious books to all and sundry without pushing them at people who didn't seem interested 
in a really joyful way. All the books were signed (in pen), "Jesus loves you, and so does Little Richard." I still have the one I was too stunned to think twice about; he was just such a ray of sunshine about it.
Shit, sniffles.
He was queer back when it was actively dangerous for a celebrity to be. And he did the Magic School Bus theme.
Mad Magazine defined a lot of my (admittedly too) young life, it being something I read off and on and enjoyed quite a bit. There was even a time when one of my cousins brought me a huge pile out of his collection, giving them to me so I wouldn't be bored while laid up in bed sick, this being when I was in... second or fourth grade.
