Phantom

Since she's been in a few films and was an actress in her own right, I'm surprised to see her commented in that thread.

Murray Walker

I will go with 8.

Murray Walker

well, he was trying to "prove" that the Earth is flat. If you really want to have an insight as to how these people think. I would recommend the documentary "Behind The Curve"

He probably won't get a UK obit. Sorry for his family, but he really is a despicable person.

Crazy Cavan passed away at the weekend at the age of 70. Just a few days shy of his birthday

Minnesota Congressman, Jim Hagedorn , has announced that he has kidney cancer. Of course he will receive the best treatment, while devoting his political career to prevent those in need have access to affordable health care

25 years ago, guitarist and founding member of The Replacements, Bob Stinson died at the age of 35

Richard O'Sullivan has been there longer

This was my reluctance to include him on any of my lists. Given there have been several recently that have died that I and many I know that have shared the stage with them would regard them to be legends. Sadly outside of sites such as "Consequence of Sound" , "Please Kill Me", and the local press sites noone seems that bothered.

I have tried to encourage a more varied list of submissions from others by trying to introduce a points system similar to the DDP, but to no avail. My father-in-law still insists on just picking anyone over 100. It used to work in his favour. Although he hasn't won for over 10 years.

Went with Trebek. Seems he has already said his goodbyes.

How long did we have to wait for an obit when Teddy died?

I had him on our local Deadpool. So far had 5 hits in as many weeks.