RIP Karl Malden

[Leader Desslock]

It seems they're dropping like flies lately...

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090701/ap_on_en_mo/us_obit_malden

RIP to a truly formidable nose and the talented actor who carried it around.

[The Million Dollar Prons]

I have the Streets of San Francisco on DVD

[loplop]

Karl Malden was in some very good movies over the years. Everything from playing General Omar Bradley in Patton to Herb Brooks in Miracle on Ice. Not to mention the old American Express ads.

He was always one of my grandfather's favorite actors . . .

[Bernard_Monsha]

Well it is Patton tonight. RIP Carl.

[goddessofanime]

That's two now....who's the third?

Or with Michael Jackson's death...does this make number three?

[The Million Dollar Prons]

Ed McMhaon, Farrah, MJ, Mays, Malden.

[loplop]

I hate to say it, but I think Walter Cronkite could be the next one . . .

[Leader Desslock]

And before them, David Carradine...

They're dropping like flies, I tells ya.

[AsukaxSohryux]

Geez, whos next. RIP Karl Malden.

[Jae Hoon]

MJ was a child molester he does not count. Certainly this is much more of a shame.

[goddessofanime]

I hate to say it, but I think Walter Cronkite could be the next one . . .

him or Patrick Swayze

[blackknight]

What, no one thinks Larry King or Casey Kasem will be next? They're both older than dirt.

[Kagura]

I personally think **** Clark will be next. Just how old is the guy? I seen him trying his best to host the New Year's Ball drop thing. Anyone that seen that can tell that he has had a stroke or more.

Oh, there was a nother actress that died too recently. Her name was Gale or Gail (Sp?) Storm. She died at age 87.

What's up with all the famous deaths suddenly??

Although, it makes me also ask what's up with all the plane crashes and plane crash-related deaths as well?!

[ToyMachinist_86]

What, no one thinks Larry King or Casey Kasem will be next? They're both older than dirt.

Larry King isn't as old as he looks. He's only 75. Kasem is 76. Clark comes in at 79.

At 92, Cronkite will most likely be the next to die of old age. Swayze is already dead, just give it a few more months...

[Leader Desslock]

I personally think **** Clark will be next. Just how old is the guy? I seen him trying his best to host the New Year's Ball drop thing. Anyone that seen that can tell that he has had a stroke or more.
**** Clark can't die again; he died decades ago. The **** Clark you see shambling around these days is a clockwork mechanism animating his cadaver.

I suppose that means he could be next, if someone fails to wind him or something. But he left very clear instructions in his will about that sort of thing, so it's unlikely.

[ThePhillyFlash]

I grew up watching cop shows on TV, and The Streets of San Francisco was one of the best. Oh, yeah, the opening theme was seriously kick-***! Karl Malden and a young Michael Douglas were great on that show. And who doesn't remember those Amex commercials Mr. Malden did back in the day. And I just learned that Mollie Sudgen, Mrs. Slocombe from the 1970's Brit-com Are You Being Served had passed. All these celebrity deaths have gotten ridiculous. And yeah, Patrick Swayze and Walter Cronkite are next in the dirt nap queue.

[goddessofanime]

I personally think **** Clark will be next. Just how old is the guy? I seen him trying his best to host the New Year's Ball drop thing. Anyone that seen that can tell that he has had a stroke or more.

Oh, there was a nother actress that died too recently. Her name was Gale or Gail (Sp?) Storm. She died at age 87.

What's up with all the famous deaths suddenly??

Although, it makes me also ask what's up with all the plane crashes and plane crash-related deaths as well?!

I forgot about **** Clark. He's about 300 years old now and yet despite a stroke, he's still kicking