Just heard on the radio that Doug Fieger, lead singer of The Knack, passed away at age 57 after a long battle with cancer.
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Just heard on the radio that Doug Fieger, lead singer of The Knack, passed away at age 57 after a long battle with cancer.
Gen. Alexander Haig has gone on to the big army base in the sky.
I sure hope he doesn't try to tell God that he's in control!
When I first saw his name I was flabbergasted because the only person I could think of was Sir Douglas Hair from WWI fame. For one split second I had a Snigtadian slip and actually thought that a man that was born in the mid to late 1800's was still alive.
Well...it's been said that: "Old generals never die. They just fade away".Quote:
Originally Posted by Slicker
Andrew Koenig (Boner from Growing Pains), the son of Walter Koenig (Chekov from Star Trek: The Original Series) was found dead by family members in a secluded area of the woods in Vancouver after several days of intense searching after he disappeared. Apparently committed suicide.
Suddenly, its an appropriate last name: Peter Graves.
Sad stuff.
Probably best known for Mission Impossible and Airplane!, but check him out in Stalag 17 (Tycho would like it since he seems to be on a WWII movie kick lately)
I was introduced to both Leslie Nielson and Peter Graves via Airplane!, which wasn't really fair for their work prior to that great film.
You get to tell the Angels what to do via speaker, and no one notices you died? Bossing around Alexis for years, and no mention of your passing? John Forsythe, gone at 92. :(
Yes, I was going to mention that. Also, Robert Culp passed away. I remember him mainly from Greatest American Hero. Someday I would like to check out I Spy. A while back I saw that some episodes were on Hulu.