Gee, Wally, this sucks and stuff.
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This one hurts.
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Now Hugh Beaumont can give him a good talking to in the sky.
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He’s still alive in hospice care. There was a misunderstanding and he is still alive as of this moment, but obviously his situation is grave.
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Still extremely sad
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Unfortunately, reports of Tony Dow’s death were only slightly premature, and he passed away earlier today.
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So Charlie and me had another cup of tea and then we went home.
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Woof. This has been a rough week.
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We’re having what I call a Cool People Rapture, where it seems like a ton of cool celebrities die all at once.
An online friend of mine lost his husband yesterday morning. At least he’ll have a lot of interesting company while waiting in line at the pearly gates.
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JMS tweeted a nice eulogy of Dow as a five(?)-time Babylon 5 director.
And it was great that Cribbins gained a whole new generation of young fans starting again with his role in Doctor Who. I remembered him from his relatively brief time in Corrie, but I hadn’t realized it until now that I had also seen him more decades ago in Space: 1999, as the creator of Brian the Brain.
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Bernard Cribbins was a legend to so many generations. By the time of Space: 1999, he’d already had his own 12-part TV show and entrenched himself in the public consciousness with The Railway Children and The Wombles, plus a cameo on Fawlty Towers.
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Of course, the only appropriate gif response. He lasted almost 10 years to his last Doctor Who TV appearance, and will seemingly appear a year posthumous
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NNNOOOO!!!
Not Bernard too! 
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Tony Dow… another part of my youth is gone. Loved ya Wally, you were a great big brother to that little goof.
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Eddie Haskell beat him up there and his brownnosing all the angels…
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Australian singer-songwriter Archie Roach.
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