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Diane McBain, RIP

Woodland Hills, CALIF. — Diane McBain, whose made a career of playing sultry rich girls in TV shows like Surfside 6 and movies like in Spinout, died December 21 at the Motion Picture & Television Country House and Hospital here. She was 81.

MSTies will remember her […]

RIP Stuart Margolin

Staunton, Virginia — Stuart Margolin, Emmy award-winning character actor, director, comedian and musician, died at his home here on Dec. 12. He was 82.

Although he had a long and busy career in movies and television, he is perhaps best remembered for his role as conniving but lovable con man Angel Martin […]

Albert Pyun, RIP

LAS VEGAS — Albert Pyun, a filmmaker whose body of work includes cult favorites such as “Cyborg,” “The Sword and the Sorcerer,” “Nemesis” and the 1989 “Captain America,” died here November 26. He was 69. He was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and dementia a few years ago.

MSTies may be aware […]

RIP Gallagher

California — Gallagher, the prop comedian known for smashing watermelons as part of his act, died at a hospice here Nov. 11. He had several heart attacks in recent years. He was 76.

Born Leo Anthony Gallagher Jr., he was the subject of a sarcastic tirade by Tom Servo in episode 211- […]

RIP Dan McCafferty

Dan McCafferty, the longtime frontman for the pioneering Scottish heavy-metal band Nazareth, died Nov. 8. He was 76.

MSTies may recall that the band, and their classic album “Hair of the Dog,” got a mention in a host segment in episode 412- HERCULES AND THE CAPTIVE WOMEN.

Entertainment Weekly has the story

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