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How about this source for Theresa Plummer-Andrews, @Ulitzer95? https://www.animationmagazine.net/people/passings/influential-british-animation-producer-theresa-plummer-andrews-has-passed-away/

I have a very vague recollection of the original. But of course, I paid more attention to Tufty, Charlie The Cat, Joe And Petunia (the couple that sat by and watched disasters befall others). And of course Rolf Harris and the benefits of learning to swim. Ah, the memories...

Ian Gardiner, long term character actor probably best known as Mr Brent In Television Club and Mr Carter in Jennings, both from the 1960s, has died: https://www.thestage.co.uk/obituaries--archive/obituaries/obituary-ian-gardiner Interested Forum users should note he was a man on a train in Series 9 of Grange Hill, Howard Drucker in Brookside and a policeman in a 1961 episode of The Avengers - Girl On The Trapeze. But more than that he was Reginald Molehusband, the man who had problems parallel parking in a public information film in the 1960s and remade with Ian Gardiner in the mid-2000s, which gave rise to the term "doing a Reggie".

Ti metti tutto indentro Ti metti tutto in fuori Ti metti tutto indentro E ti agiti tutto attorno Fai l'Hokey-Pokey E ti giri tutto intorno Questo è tutto ciò che c'è da sapere!

Philip Bagenal, a composer and musician who worked on various projects as outlined on IMDB, reported dead: https://gilad.online/news/2021/9/1/in-memory-of-the-great-philip-bagenal Probably of more interest to the Forum is that he had a small role as Peanuts in the film if... yeah, the Malcolm McDowall crazy movie.

Various reports on the Twittergabber that Theresa Plummer-Andrews, executive producer on The Animals Of Farthing Wood and Bob The Builder, has died. Also on Pingu and Postman Pat, in fact her work on kids' TV from the 1990s is extensive: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0687664/

I was tempted to put in "What's her beef?" Expressions of sympathy from Boris apparently, as his lackeys execute the animal. SMH vociferously.

Sweet poetry for non-Wiki choice Sandra Richardson, published Liverpudlian author, as she hits a "by the way she's dead" QO for gcreptile. gcreptile now moves up to third place. But for how long, with the dam about to burst? No bonuses, leaderboard updated.

Well, I'll be blowed (if I'm lucky , meet me round the back of the staff rooms)! Give me a moment to do the necessary (you lucky lucky player)!

Just listened to Geronimo's owner's rant on the telebox news. With the world on course to burn everyone off the face of it in 50 years, the tragedy of the betrayal of the Afghan people who helped us and the deaths from COVID and let's face it the COVID vaccine, I have little to no sympathy for this woman who had a non-native animal as a vanity project - it's not a priority love.

British boxing Olympian from the 1964 games Brian Packer reported dead: https://www.kentonline.co.uk/medway/news/former-olympic-boxer-brian-dies-253153/ Sounds like boxing took its toll on him, suffering from ill health and eventually dementia.

John Leach, eldest grandson of renowned south west potter Bernard Leach and son of potter David Leach and a well known potter in his own right, dead: https://www.somersetlive.co.uk/news/somerset-news/john-leach-famed-somerset-potter-5851456 Wonder where they'll keep his ashes?

Ken Wales, associate producer on Revenge Of The Pink Panther, being reported dead: Actor turned producer, mind you hardly heard of any of his acting turns. Also producer on the film The Tamarind Seed and associate producer on TV cop show Cagney And Lacey.

Report of the death of Peggy Farrell, part of the costume department on such films as The Stepford Wives and Dog Day Afternoon: https://eu.starnewsonline.com/story/news/2021/08/31/emmy-winning-wilmington-nc-costume-designer-peggy-farrell-dies-age-89/5650772001/ Became a costume designer on TV, winning Emmys for The Young Indiana Chronicles and Holocaust. Report handily gives a date of birth and death, information IMDB is missing.

Leaderboard updated, I'm now out on my own holding up the rest of you. You can thank me for the support later!

Well, everyone playing a slow hand in August, Eric Clapton would be proud. Here we are, end of the month and that means the Card Roulette draw is due. Getting it out the way early: Timestamp: 2021-08-30 23:31:07 UTC

A mere 80 years young, first mention on the Forum for Sherri Spillane, Mickey Spillane's ex-wife and actress.

Gregg Leakes discussed on this thread. Transitioning? Assume that means he is dying: https://www.thesun.co.uk/tv/16000228/rhoas-nene-leakes-shares-husband-gregg-cancer-update/ Anyone excited? No? Ok.

Jacques Rogge, Belgian competitor at various games and former President of the IOC, reportedly dead: https://olympics.com/ioc/news/amp/ioc-announces-passing-of-former-ioc-president-jacques-rogge

I shall claim kudos. There's a mention in this book that the author learned of the death of among others drummer Hugh Malcom when researching his book (can't give any dates, other than the book was published in 2016): https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=GeSoCwAAQBAJ&pg=PR8&lpg=PR8&dq=when+did+rocksteady+drummer+hugh+malcolm+die&source=bl&ots=__fxL-3EgM&sig=ACfU3U3mgPl2Qbxs6Gsu5wwN96SHGrXh8w&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjt1rOrx9byAhVVi1wKHVXwDu44FBDoAXoECBgQAw#v=onepage&q=when did rocksteady drummer hugh malcolm die&f=false Probably Mr Bilby would be content for contact about his splendid tome.

Lee Scratch Perry picked last year, not this: http://www.derbydeadpool.co.uk/deadpool2020/celebs_P.html#perryl Huge death in the Jamaican Jamming pantheon.

Lee Scratch Perry reportedly dead: https://nationwideradiojm.com/reggae-great-lee-scratch-perry-dies/ Surely he's a DDP Pick. Edit: Apparently not! He definitely has been in the past!

I'm sure I'm not missing something but all those Nobel/Smart teams didn't pick Edmond H Fischer for this year - yes, the oldest (formerly) living Laureate. Picked as long ago as 2011 and on and off thereafter: http://www.derbydeadpool.co.uk/deadpool2011/celebs_F.html#fisce Another for the List of the Missed, @msc.

Edmond H Fischer in great shape for someone who is dead: https://www.lindau-nobel.org/news-nobel-laureate-edmond-h-fischer Oldest living Laureate now is....?

Of note, she registered on Twitter briefly (assuming it is her) under Vera Anna Peters - so her death might be registered under Peters?