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It’s National Crisps Day every day in my house. Which is directly related to it also being Why Am I So Fucking Fat Day every day in my house.

If this drought continues on much longer I will be blaming you, specifically for posting this.

He knows why you’re about to roll up that note and he doesn’t approve.

incomplete* Hartnell Era Alumni (of note) still standing *basically, folk who have a decent chance of QO On Screen Carole Ann Ford (1940) - Susan Maureen O'Brien (1943) - Vicki Peter Purves (1939) - Steven, better known for Blue Peter and as the voice of Crufts Anneke Wills (1941) - Polly Virginia Wetherell (1943) - Dyoni in The Daleks, plus Hammer Horror and A Clockwork Orange Marcus Hammond (1938) - Antodus in The Daleks, plus Z-Cars David Graham (1925) - Charlie the Barman from The Gunfighters and many Dalek voices, plus every nearly every show of your childhood Derren Nesbitt (1935) - Tegana in Marco Polo, plus The Prisoner, Where Eagles Dare and Special Branch Fiona Walker (1944) - Kala in The Keys of Marinus, plus I Claudius and The Woman in Black Dave Anderson (1945) - Aztec in The Aztecs, de Marun in The Crusade and Sven the Viking in The Time Meddler, plus nearly every Scottish show ever made since the sixties (Taggart, Still Game, Brond, Tutti Frutti, you'll recognise him instantly) Ilona Rodgers (1942) - Carol in The Sensorites, plus Prisoner Cell Block H Neville Smith (1940) - D'Argenson in The Reign of Terror, but far better known as the writer of memorable Public Information Film kid shitscarer Apaches Kay Patrick (1941) - Poppaea in The Romans and Flower in The Savages, later producer of Corrie Peter Fraser (born circa 1938) - David Campbell in The Dalek Invasion of Earth, plus The French Lieutenant's Woman Roslyn de Winter (1938) - Vrestin in The Web Planet and The Ghost Lady in The Chase Julian Glover (1935) - Richard the Lionheart in The Crusade, plus... For Your Eyes Only, Star Wars, City of Death, Harry Potter, Star Trek, Game of Thrones, the bad guy from Indiana Jones - you know who he is Tony Caunter (1937) - Thatcher in The Crusade (not that one), plus Eastenders and Queenie's Castle Jean Marsh (1934) - Lady Joanna in The Crusade plus Upstairs Downstairs, Frenzy, The Twilight Zone, Return to fucking Oz, Willow, The Eagle Has Landed Valentino Musetti (1943) - minor roles in The Crusade, plus Alien 3, The Italian Job, better known as stuntman and motorsports driver. Ronald Rich - Viking in The Time Meddler, plus Hans from You Only Live Twice, believed to still be alive. Martin Jarvis (1941) - Hilio in The Web Planet, plus The Forsyte Sage, Eastenders, lots of classical drama Lyn Ashley (1940) - A Drahvin in Galaxy 4, plus Mrs Eric Idle from Monty Python's Flying Circus (and real life at the time) Edward de Souza (1932) - Marc Cory, plus The Spy Who Loved Me and Sapphire and Steel Frances White (1938) - Cassandra in The Myth Makers, plus I Claudius and the voice of Granny Pig on Peppa Pig Roy Evans (1930) - Trantis from The Dalek Master Plan, plus Only Fools and Horses and Blackadder (a popular bit part actor - Who fans will know him as doomed Bert the Miner in The Green Death) Pamela Greer (1941) - Lizan from The Dalek Master Plan, later became a scriptwriter for Triangle Annette Robertson (1940) - Anne Chaplet from The Massacre Chris Tranchell (1941) - Roger Colbert in The Massacre, plus The Onedin Line John Tillinger (1938) - Simon in The Massacre, later became an acclaimed Broadway director David Weston (1938) - Nicholas Muss in The Massacre, RSC stage regular Eileen Helsby (1937) - Venussa in The Ark, plus Survivors and Bergerac. Patrick Godfrey (1933) - Tor in The Savages, plus Clockwise and The Remains of the Day Sandra Bryant (1945) - Kitty in The War Machines, plus On The Buses. Behind the Scenes Waris Hussein (1938) - director, An Unearthly Child, Marco Polo, plus Jewel in the Crown Richard Martin (1935) - director, The Daleks, Dalek Invasion of Earth, The Web Planet, The Chase plus Crown Court and Elizabeth R John Gorrie (1932) - director, The Keys of Marinus plus Tales of the Unexpected Michael Imison (1938) - director, The Ark, later Noel Coward's literary agent Brian Hodgson (1938) - sound effects Alexandra Tynan, credited as Sandra Reid (born in the 1930s at some point) - designer of the original Cybermen

No problem, you're doing a great job. I only have one team to watch and it took me 15 months to notice the omission.

Mexican-American actor Armando Silvestre (Wiki) reported dead at 98

In his latest “Tales of the Whales” podcast he does with his wife, they said his most recent scans from last week showed his tumors have all shrunk. He was about to stop treatment due to the nasty side effects but as the doctor found the results to be “brilliant” he is going to continue treatment. They seem to feel this has bought him a bit of time.

Wed 5 Jun 53 David Bowie - Sound and Vision 42 ABBA - Money, Money, Money 35 Bee Gees - How Deep Is Your Love +4 29 The Four Seasons — Silver Star 28 David Dundas - Jeans On -2 24 Manuel and the Music of the Mountains - Rodrigo’s Guitar Concerto de Aranjuez 11 Mike Oldfield - Portsmouth 06 Boney M - Sunny -3 06 Status Quo - Rockin' All Over the World -1 There, that's lined up a couple.

William Russell was a huge pick ten players but only one could go out from there

John Blackman reportedly dead: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-13495381/John-Blackman-Hey-Hey-Saturday-star-dies.html

Parnelli Jones reportedly dead: https://racer.com/2024/06/04/parnelli-jones-1933-2024/

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13494847/Queen-Elizabeth-IIs-lookalike-featured-Naked-Gun-Austin-Powers-dies-96-age-Majesty-surrounded-grandchildren-kids.html Seems as good a place as any to post this.

Can @Commtech Sio Bibble and I get credit for scoring 0 in this game? I think that’s an accomplishment in itself.

I have a double experience of this song. I have seen it performed live at the same venue by the original artist and the cover band. Hyde Park 2012 - John Fogerty of Creedence Clearwater Revival, who wrote the song and had a US hit with it. Hyde Park 2019 - Status Quo, whose version is the best known.

Thought I’d submitted a team after Biblio’s first hit yesterday with William Russell (that one made me sad too), but forgot to hit submit! Anyway, congrats @Bibliogryphon and @MariNisia 1924 - Walter Bingham / Lili Lentz 1925 - Tony Christopher / Micheline Lannoy 1926 - David Frankham / Rowena Jackson 1927 - William Daniels / Rosemary Harris 1928 - Jean-Marie Le Pen / Nancy Olson 1929 - Mark Rydell / Thelma Barlow 1930 - Gene Hackman / Katherine Jackson 1931 - Robert Duvall / Claire Bloom 1932 - John Williams / Anouk Aimee 1933 - Quincy Jones / Sian Phillips

5/6/2024 53 David Bowie - Sound and Vision 42 ABBA - Money, Money, Money 39 Bee Gees - How Deep Is Your Love 32 David Dundas - Jeans On 23 The Four Seasons — Silver Star 19 Mike Oldfield - Portsmouth +4 16 Manuel and the Music of the Mountains - Rodrigo’s Guitar Concerto de Aranjuez -6

English actor Tim Seely (Wiki) reported dead at 88

Ronald Reagan died on this day 20 years ago, aged 93. - Before Reagan became an actor, he worked as a lifeguard, and credited with 77 rescues. - Among Reagan's notable film roles were as George Gipp in 1940's Knute Rockne, All American (where he got his "The Gipper" nickname from), Peter Boyd in 1951's Bedtime for Bonzo, and Jeff Williams in 1952's Hong Kong. - Surprisingly enough, Reagan was initially a registered Democrat, idolizing FDR; he began veering to the right during the Eisenhower administration. - Reagan was a top contender in the 1976 Republican primaries, coming in a very close second behind Gerald Ford (receiving 1078 delegates at the Republican National Convention to Ford's 1121). - Besides his Reaganomics policies, making peace with the Soviet Union, the (now-failed) War on Drugs, the Iran-Contra scandal, and bungling the AIDS crisis, Reagan was known for his sense of humor during his presidency. Among his quips included "hoping none of [his surgeons] were Democrats" after his assassination attempt, outlawing Russia and saying "we begin bombing in five minutes", and referring to said assassination attempt when a balloon popped during one of his speeches: - Reagan was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease in 1994, and died after a 10-year battle. He appeared on the DeathList 14 times, and was the 5th hit (of 14) of 2004; he was initially given the description of "Idiot", which was changed due to complaints (possibly due to seemingly disrespecting his mental deterioration, rather than right-wing outrage).

1924: Art Schallock / Polly Allen Mellen 1925: Lester Crown / Martha Firestone Ford 1926: Charles Dolan / Stella Hackel Sims 1927: Fred Risser / Barbara Dane 1928: Sidney Kimmel / Pilar Pallete 1929: Jerry Adler / Vikki Dougan 1930: Ion Iliescu / Mary Costa 1931: Mack Mattingly / Ann Roth 1932: Joe Engle / Jenny Craig 1933: Michael Parenti / Cissy Houston That was a little too fast for my taste. Congrats regardless, MariNisia and Biblio!

I am quite sad about this too despite not being a Doctor Who fan. He was in an episode of Robin of Sherwood, of which I am a big fan.

Thank you. For search purposes, Jeanette Charles has died.

You'll get your win sooner or later Toast!

Congratulations to @BuffaloPhil you are the Fifth Scavenger Hunt Bingo Deadpool Champion with the sad death of William Russell