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I thought Graham Norton.

Which show is that?

Unless it was Colin Powell, lol!

I'm guessing Quincy Jones as the two share the same birthday and have often celebrated together.

Betty Lynn is a hit for me.

Sad loss indeed. Now the only surviving main cast of that show is Ron Howard. Unless you include Elinor Donahue from Season 1.

Ruthie Tompson is a hit for a few of us here.

Ruthie Tompson is a hit for me and @theoldlady

Ruthie Tompson is a hit.

Ruthie Tompson is a hit for a couple of us here.

The grueling sessions have left him "unable to walk" apparently. https://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/wanteds-tom-parker-unable-walk-25177207

Interview with Entertainment Tonight on his 62 years in the business:

Composer and lyricist, Stephen Sondheim, recently appeared on Stephen Colbert and mentioned he's still writing a new musical at age 91.

Dole

Truly sad indeed. I guess the closest thing to a QO for Larry Gelman will be his grave marker? https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/228306358/larry-gelman

Did this ever get a QO?

He also played John Adams in the 1776 musical film.

His father ran for president twice against Eisenhower and his great-grandfather was vice president under Grover Cleveland.

Wrote an autobiography and his wife, Thia, passed away earlier this year apparently https://www.sanluisobispo.com/entertainment/movies-news-reviews/article253750243.html

No plans to resign: https://www.euronews.com/2021/09/02/resign-forget-about-it-pope-francis-plays-down-health-fears

He's still alive yet.

I'd make a good argument for his roles as John Adams in 1776 and Mr. Feeny on Boy Meets World.

3rd principal cast member of The Mary Tyler Moore Show to pass away this year. Loved his performances especially his voice role as Mr. Fredricksen in Pixar's Up.

Betty White is now the last surviving cast member of The Mary Tyler Moore Show.

Big fan of "I Love Little Baby Ducks". Sad loss.