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Nah, you're thinking of Aznavour. This is Aznovoice, must have been lesser known...

Absolutely nobody at all picked Aznavour. It happens.

Surprisingly sudden, for a 94 year old, so to speak. Anyhow, I think that's all 10 of the 1974 And Then There Were None lot gone now? No, Elke Sommer lives, so one left.

He was looking rough on Pointless Celebs a few years back.

What do you expect? Kanye has the IQ of a vibrator.

The Mail has a QO for Bob Jane, who is unique for DDP veterans Mr and Mrs Drummerboy. Also, it's been brought to my attention that Dave's Dead...etc doesn't have the Drop 40 bonus for Rayya Elias for some reason, so bringing that up, too.

Just for completeness, dead. Not linking, too FFBI only, all the usual QOs have the sob story though. Not picked by anyone here on anything - good show, team.

^ The joke has been done before, but rest assured it's on all of our minds.

Now now, don't fight, you can ALL find me one of the more eloquent, witty and amazing posters on here, I don't mind.

^ That's why I took to using that one literally.

It's a fancy dan word for "chap (or chapess, of course) who writes all the bits that aren't the songs in a musical", or a fucking playwright as it's also known. You know, all the Nazi bits that don't involve Liza Minelli singing about being a lesbian for drugs or what not...

Playwright Joe Masteroff (Tony Award winner for Cabaret) has died aged 98.

Also, Feud is getting repeated on BBC4 on Sunday and so will be on the Iplayer if you were interested and hadn't found it on torrent or what not ages ago.

Note for anyone - in the UK - interested (even if its only Toast) A Night to Remember is on TV tomorrow night, 6.35pm on Talking Pictures. It's a freeview channel.

Don't worry, they are reading him his daily dose of Deathlist Forum posts. "Mr Muoi, you wont believe what Mr Drol has posted. No, stop laughing it is bad for your recovery, even if you are immortal..."

Aye, though remember LFN, Downie *made* the front page. The Cmme are unto their own, and don't listen to anyone, but sometimes they really love a sitting duck...

Yeah, he certainly know how to keep order. Let's face it. They're the only ones who could in a place like this.

Education. And the wine. We'd certainly miss that if they left.

The considerably far less famous Gord Downie got much the same reaction, and wound up on the list, so you can see why the thread starter thought there was precedent. Also, for the record, Clegg is far more likely to qualify for the Drop 40 bonus in 2019 than being unique.

South African former anti-apartheid activist musician big in Africa but liked over here by the... Old Grey Whistle Test type music fan.

^ I hated that fucking song too, tbh! As for... That's better. Also produced one of the best photoshop pisstakes in Doctor Who Magazine - even if only comprehensible to Biblio and Willz...

Yep, me too. Also Fraggle Rock. Basically all of the Henson stuff was over like rover here. Both were shown here - before my time - so the stars might get obits. Hah, yeah, it's good for that. I was older at the time but for younger family members I quite liked the US shows Animaniacs and Recess for that same reason - so many gags aimed at the older audience watching with the younger siblings/kids/etc.

^ In a case of it being a very small world, I know of Rip Taylor via Silence of the Hams! A few of my own, still breathing then Derek Griffiths (1946) - voice of Super Ted, various other kids TV shows Mike Young (1945) - creator of Super Ted Melvyn Hayes (1945) - Skeleton in Super Ted Bernard Cribbins (1928) - Jackanory, Wombles, Dr Who, etc etc David McKee (1935) - Wrote King Rollo and Mr Benn Mick Inkpen (1952) - Kipper creator Britt Allcroft (1943) - Thomas the Tank engine producer Ringo Starr (1940) - Thomas narrator Christopher Awdry (1940) - the other Thomas author Peter Maddocks (1928) - created Jimbo and the Jet Set and The Family Ness, and I am legit surprised to find out he's still alive Brian Cosgrove (1934) - Founder of Cosgrove Hall, creators of Danger Mouse and Count Duckula David Jason (1940) - Voice of Danger Mouse John Alderton (1940) - Narrator of Fireman Sam. Colin Dann (1943) - Animals of Farthing Wood creator All will get obits, but not for some time, I'd think!

Ta. See, you ask him well after the fact, with crap info, and he still works it out!

About 7.30pm to 8.30pm a week ago. Mrs msc adds in the "week ago" bit to my shite memory.