RIP - guess who didn't die?

[CL82]

Had breakfast with Shatner last August at the Sagamore in Lake George. Dude is on point.

Well, as long as you were quick to bring his order and refill his coffee he's probably pretty friendly.

 

[Deepster]

Had breakfast with Shatner last August at the Sagamore in Lake George. Dude is on point.

The prodigal son returns.

 

[temery]

BBC used to put 5-10 years between their Earth projects with David Attenborough - now, they're doing like one a week to try to beat the reaper and get some of them in the can.

He could narrate an autopsy and make it sound interesting.

 

[prankster]

He could narrate an autopsy and make it sound interesting.

That is pretty much what AI is for, I think.

 

[Vowelguy]

He could narrate an autopsy and make it sound interesting.

At first, I thought this was about Mel Brooks.

Though still true.

 

[RuffRuff]

Robert Wagner at 95 surprised me - felt just like yesterday he was talking Number Two with Austin Powers.

 

[kcc1442]

Christopher Lloyd is always one I’m checking on because I have always appreciated his work. 86. Another decade and he’ll be on this list.

 

[Fishy]

He could narrate an autopsy and make it sound interesting.

When Discovery brought the Life series to the US, they replaced Attenborough with Oprah Winfrey. They replaced him with Sigourney Weaver for Earth and with Morgan Freeman for another.

With all due respect to those people, especially Freeman, but that was just pure idiocy

 

[NH Husky]

Uncle Junior Soprano’s love interest: Angie Dickenson

 

[temery]

Uncle Junior Soorano’s love interest: Angie Dickenson

94. Had no idea she's still around.

 

[Spaceman213J]

I forget what movie it was, but at a Regal cinema, saw the Brooks is reprising his role as Yogurt in Spaceballs 2.

May the Schwartz be with you!

 

[Waquoit]

William Daniels was in an odd modernized adaptation with Keri Russell & Dan Cortese (seriously) of "The Lottery" by Shirley Jackson.

I showed it to nearly every high school class I ever taught, such a great bad movie.

When I was in middle school, they had a short story version of "The Lottery". Subs like to show it with no context. Gave me nightmares.

 

[storrsroars]

Brigitte Bardot (90)
Judi Dench (90)
A.J. Foyt (90)
Judd Hirsch (90)
Dalai Lama (90)
Scotty Bowman (91)
Jane Goodall (91)
Ralph Nader (91)
Dan Rather (91)
Gloria Steinem (91)
Louis Farrakhan (92)
Yoko Ono (92)
Joel Grey (93)
Warren Buffett (94)
George Soros (94)
Buzz Aldrin (95)
John Astin (95)
Noam Chomsky (96)
Alan Greenspan (99)

 

[HitDog]

Marv Levy turned 100 yesterday

 

[Mr. French]

Thank god for the Boneyard, or else I'd never have such a fascinating ... what is this again?

 

[superjohn]

Marv Levy turned 100 yesterday

I was just going to post that. Awesome guy, I used to see him walking the neighborhood well into his 90's.

 

[Lafayette]

The prodigal son returns.

"It's not an easy thing to meet your maker."