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He had brain surgery as a result of it Not sure how common that is after a stroke. Or rather what that says of the severity of said stroke.

Found this thread! All the deaths from TWD franchise. (Wiki) Scott Wilson (1942-2018): Main Character Herschel Greene TWD S1-S4, brief S9 (IMDb) Dango Nu Yen (1971-2019): Had a minor role on TWD S3. Portrayed one of the Governor's bodyguards. (Wiki) Moses J. Moseley (1990-2022): Had a minor role on TWD S3-S5. Portrayed one of Michonne's pet walkers There was also a stunt double who died (Wiki) John Bernecker (1984-2017) on set. Death of voice actor (IMDb) Randy Schell (1952-2017) also noted. Voice behind early promos of Fear TWD. There has been hundreds of actors/actresses who have been in TWD Franchise in one way or another. It consists of 7 separate TV shows and a handful of video-games/books/board games. This is not including the comic books from which the show originates. Listing all the actors is a tall-task. Figured it is easier to just list all those who have died as of now. This is, or was depending on who you ask, a major show in the U.S. Any deaths, even minor, will QO and get national attention.

Considering 'significant' is subjective in nature, I figure the thread is as well. Why not let people state their opinion? IMO Bob Saget meant more to me than anyone else in January. AFHV + Full House. He was also very close to Norm Macdonald who passed away a few months ago. Norm was someone who really impacted me when he died. Bob Saget spoke on his death with a very personal hue and in turn made me grow to like him quite a bit more. In fact, even the SC deaths mattered more to me. Losing the cohort of 1905 was a significant moment IMO. Poitier meant little to me, before my era. I can respect what he accomplished without feeling anything towards his death. Similar to Bob Dole or, eventually, Jimmy Carter. This thread is unique as it shows everyone's perspectives and opinions. It is quite obvious that internationally, Sidney Poitier was the most notable. Would make for a rather boring thread pointing out the obvious every month.

Sad news. Not a major actor in the show by any means though. That makes 2 notable deaths in TWD by my count.

The link shows she is alive...

My team is in. I don't have much faith in my team, but we shall see how the cards play!

Some people get their medical advice from reddit. Some people don't. Good luck with that one

Will this pool be making a comeback this year? I've thought it would be a fun one to try. Thanks for running it @arghton

It has since come out that they jumped the gun on this one. Tom Brady has not retired.

(Wiki) Alphabet Soup dead age 30, from complications of chronic kidney disease. Jan. 28th, 2022 seems to be DOD Only 8 days after Popcorn Deelites, which seems a tad odd. Both euthanized at Old Friends Thoroughbred Retirement as @arghton mentions above. Time for an update on notable residents? EDIT: There is a wiki page here, seems terribly out of date though.

Keep in mind this is just in recorded history. It is unlikely the lifespan was this long at any other point in our species existence, but not impossible.

Joe Biden being against the death penalty has nothing to do with whether a state carries it out or not. I usually ignore your comments, but this one is more stupid than normal Picking someone scheduled to die, to actually die is the most free death I can think of you twat.

At the time of his death: 14th Oldest Living (former or current) House Rep. 2nd Oldest Living Reagan Cabinet member. 12 members remain Reminder, this helpful site exists for statistics such as those above.

Cross-post with Scavenger Hunt (Wiki) Charanjit Singh dead age 90. A gold medalist of the 1964 Tokyo games from India in field hockey (team). He also won silver in the 1960 Rome games DOD seems to be Jan. 27th, 2022.

We have a hit. Charanjit Singh dead

I think expectations for the year are very high after the start we had. There has been notable names dying yes, but it has slowed down a bit over the last 4-5 days. Really it just went back to a semi-normal state, though still high, compared to normal years. I understand both sides. A Charlie Brown voice actor compared to Sidney Poiter or even Meatloaf doesn't really compare. Same with a fashion designer. All just a matter of perspective as each death and its impact depends on the person. I do believe @Gooseberry Crumble is quite right and we are in the calm before the storm.

Yawn. Call me when something happens

Interview from Aug. 2021. Sounds good, main issue is his hands which never stop shaking. I've been following him closely for a long time. Not DL worthy just yet. Does regular podcast still as noted above. Clear + Vivid M*A*S*H survivors and other notable people frequent it

This month is going for a clean sweep of SC. RIP. 1905 gone. How long will 1903 (Tanaka) or 1904 (Randon) last.

(Wiki) Keto Losaberidze gold medalist of 1980 Moscow games from Georgia (U.S.S.R) in archery dead at 72. DOD seems to be Jan. 23, 2022 Scavenger Hunt miss.

Don't understand the moderation system here just yet. No offense to anyone... Clearly some trolls who are allowed too long of a leash

Fixed! Sorry about that

Who?

1. Donald Trump 2. Dick Van Dyke 3. Ghislaine Maxwell 4. Clint Eastwood 5. Shane MacGowan 6. Yoko Ono 7. Olivia Newton-John hit #7 August 8th 8. Queen Elizabeth II hit #11 Sept. 8th 9. Shannen Doherty 10. Tim Bilton 11. Phil Collins 12. Paul Gasoigne 13. Francoise Hardy 14. Joe Exotic 15. David Attenborough 16. Bobby Charlton 17. Rolf Harris 18. Mel Brooks 19. Susie Steiner hit #6: July 3rd 20. Eva Marie Saint 21. Willie Nelson 22. Rupert Murdoch 23. Milos Zeman 24. Jerry Lee Lewis hit #13: Oct. 28th 25. Prunella Scales Sub 1. Bill Cosby Sub 2. Ozzy Osbourne 1/6/23 Update *Pool finish* 17/50 dead, 4 picked! Placed #13 with this list

If a nuke is used the world will end. That won't happen. You are free to your belief though