#0, Rest easy, Mr. Garibaldi
Posted by StClair on Jul-28-16 at 01:42 PM
Jerry Doyle, gone at 60.Well, damn.
#1, RE: Rest easy, Mr. Garibaldi
Posted by Gryphon on Jul-28-16 at 01:49 PM
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>Jerry Doyle, gone at 60.
>
>Well, damn. :( I haven't done the math, but the mortality rate among Babylon 5 cast members feels somewhat anomalous. --G.
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#2, RE: Rest easy, Mr. Garibaldi
Posted by Peter Eng on Jul-28-16 at 02:35 PM
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>>Jerry Doyle, gone at 60.
>>
>>Well, damn.
>
>:(
>
>I haven't done the math, but the mortality rate among Babylon 5
>cast members feels somewhat anomalous.
>
>--G. JMS seems to agree: "It is another loss in a string of losses that I cannot understand. Of the main cast, we have lost Richard Biggs, Michael O'Hare, Andreas Katsulas, Jeff Conaway, and now Jerry Doyle, and I'm goddamned tired of it." (from http://www.epictimes.com/07/28/2016/j-michael-straczynskis-statement-death-jerry-doyle/ - read the whole thing if you have a few minutes.) Peter Eng
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#3, RE: Rest easy, Mr. Garibaldi
Posted by SpottedKitty on Jul-29-16 at 01:12 AM
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Agreed, there have been way too many over the years.Dammit... :( --
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#4, RE: Rest easy, Mr. Garibaldi
Posted by Mercutio on Aug-01-16 at 02:46 PM
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LAST EDITED ON Aug-01-16 AT 02:49 PM (EDT)
>>Jerry Doyle, gone at 60.
>>
>>Well, damn.
>
>:(
>
>I haven't done the math, but the mortality rate among Babylon 5
>cast members feels somewhat anomalous. You don't think Bruce Boxleitner keeps looking so youthful and vital just because of clean living, do you? I'm just saying, Bill Mumy better carry a crucifix and check his closets before going to bed. -Merc
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#5, RE: Rest easy, Mr. Garibaldi
Posted by Gryphon on Aug-01-16 at 08:26 PM
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>>I haven't done the math, but the mortality rate among Babylon 5
>>cast members feels somewhat anomalous.
>
>You don't think Bruce Boxleitner keeps looking so youthful and vital
>just because of clean living, do you? Tacky. --G.
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#6, RE: Rest easy, Mr. Garibaldi
Posted by Mercutio on Aug-01-16 at 10:34 PM
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Fair enough, yeah.-Merc
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#7, What is it about Babylon 5?
Posted by Gryphon on Jun-17-17 at 08:27 PM
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JMS just tweeted that Stephen Furst has died as well, with mention of his co-stars who have already gone.--G.
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#8, RE: What is it about Babylon 5?
Posted by Mercutio on Jun-17-17 at 08:57 PM
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My long-running joke about Bruce Boxleitner seems like less of a joke every time this happens.-Merc
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#9, RE: What is it about Babylon 5?
Posted by Mephron on Jun-17-17 at 11:05 PM
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He is not draining their life forces to power the Grid.--
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#10, RE: What is it about Babylon 5?
Posted by jhosmer1 on Jun-20-17 at 10:49 AM
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>JMS just
>tweeted that
>Stephen Furst has died as well, with mention of his co-stars who have
>already gone. Rest easy, you moon-faced assassin of joy.
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