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I did, but it's such a forum pick, really.

I assumed from that rule they don't consider any Paralympians? So even Pistorius would get the heave-ho? I didn't argue the point. I was a bit annoyed about Steffan Lewis getting the KO when it turns out Joey was bloody allowed him, though tbh.

Welcome to the forum! Nice to see one of the regular game players tried Francis and Goodwin too, and not just us Scottish no-names!

Heaven Knows They're Miserable Now was 32 points ahead of all nearest credible challengers at the end of January 2009, and didn't even finish in the top 5. The points on death are the same all year round, after all.

His parents really didn't want a kid going by that name.

A writer of 16 episodes from the Tom Baker era too, one of the most popular eras of the entire series with the general public AND one of Douglas Adams group of friends. As I alluded to in that TMIB DDP years history post, I am properly surprised by some of the folk who have missed out on QO in recent years.

Doctors on Monday *ought* to give us a better idea of that on a personal level.

Not on my team - also the Brinson of 2018 then!

No.

Agreed, he did.

Yes, but.... that's democracy for you. The second I (or the next host if there is one) start to monitor picks based on a nebulous idea (after all, ask 10 Deathlists what is Deathlisty and they'll give you 10 different answers) is the day the entire thing dies, imo of course.

Alain Delon ready to die, apparently. PS He wants someone to kill his dog too.

I agree, but note the phrasing.

Now there's a thing. Past CSDL hits that weren't DL ones. Hitch and Dio come to mind immediately. Perhaps Tony Hart? Going by current style of voting, I'd assume Jimmy Dickens, Bob Benmosche, Percy Sledge and Colin Bloomfield would have stood a decent shot at making the 2015 list.

Though in theory, every episode of Corrie can be seen one day, whereas a bunch of the junked Who's are gone forever. Even the audios lose something in translation next to the actual episode.

Well, hits coming back from the dead is a whole new way to blow a deadpool lead if it happens.

I don't particularly wish death on political rivals. I mean, David Cameron will live another 30 odd years knowing his legacy is mud, and that's far more satisfying than if he'd just been shot or something.

Last few posts going to look poignant historically if she goes and dies in her sleep in March.

Hollyoaks I used to see a lot of because Mrs msc would watch it. She wasn't a fan, she just enjoyed laughing at how crap the acting was. Anyhow, there was this storyline, I forget when - probably over a decade ago now. Guy had a heart attack, and his child knew that the guy's girlfriend was poisoning him, but no one believed the kid. Anyhow, this went on for 3 weeks, and eventually he died... in a hit and run by a completely different character. That girlfriend had to be the least competent murderer in soap history. I can't really talk, being a wrestling fan. WWE is like Eastenders with less fights.

Some daftie had Rayya Elias as his joker.

This week: John Young, moonwalker Peter Preston, Grauniad editor Ray Thomas, co-founder of the Moody Blues Sir Brian Neill, a judge Heather Stewart, pilot

Diana Serra Cary - it's usually some random old person. No comment on the thread, but it probably would need a subsection of its own if we're going to get more "who will die first" threads as they threaten to consume the deadpool games section.

Possibly, though the Music Hall lot (I changed the broken link) are the lot who broke the news of Jimmy Perry's death in 2016.

I think it was the last World Cup, I turned over to ITV before a game. After 5 mins, I turned to Mrs msc and said "I don't recognise any of these Corrie actors anymore." Said the wife: "Probably because that's actually Emmerdale."

Aha, so that's how Deadsox won!