Watch for an inevitable festival of "Munsters" episodes on TV Land very
soon.
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A hit for Bill Blevins.
I was surprised he lasted this long, after they took off his leg two and a half years ago.
It wasn't what he went in for, he developed a blood clot after an operation. You have to
hand it to hospitals, they do their best to cull the herd, unless there's a profit to be made
in keeping the animals alive. They should call them The Department of Population
Management.
ObT: The next one of "the three" being Yvonne DeCarlo. Or Butch Patrick.
Alraune
Yes! Five glorious poins for me!
CNN reports his age as 83.
And Wikipedia says they're wrong. April 30, 1910 - February 3, 2006.
CNN would fuck up predicting the sunrise. They state his age as 83 and
in the body of the story talk about him running for office just before
his 90th birthday.
These are the same chowderheads who identified a cadaver dog locating
victims as a "wild dog eating dead bodies" in NOLA during the festival
of the winds a while back.
CNN and BBC are both now claiming 82:
"The actor was widely reported to have been born in 1910, but his son Ted
Lewis said Saturday that his father was born in 1923."
But Wikipedia is sticking to 1910:
"At the time of his death, many sources including Lewis' son gave his year
of birth as 1923. Lewis' own admission, school leaving records, and various
other details of his life strongly indicate he was born in 1910."
And since it's unlikely that a 4 year-old was a member of the Sacco and
Vanzetti Defence Committee, 95 is the most likely age.
> And since it's unlikely that a 4 year-old was a member of the Sacco and
> Vanzetti Defence Committee, 95 is the most likely age.
If he were 82, that would have made him 42 when The Munsters was
filmed. Sure looked somewhat older than that to me.
>MI Wakefield wrote:
Look, Wakefield has chosen to put his faith in Wankypedia. There's no
arguing with him. I believe that it was Wankypedia that convinced him
that Ivan Noble was a bona fide celebrity last year, so you'd best
just give in and allow him that Al Lewis was 95.
Or 145, or whatever it is that someone typed in to Wankypedia this
week.
> Look, Wakefield has chosen to put his faith in Wankypedia. There's no
> arguing with him. I believe that it was Wankypedia that convinced him
> that Ivan Noble was a bona fide celebrity last year, so you'd best
> just give in and allow him that Al Lewis was 95.
IMBD also says 1910 (95):
I'm the one that got the hit, although the web site hasn't been
updated. Therefore, I say he's 95 and I'll take the low score. It's
setttled.
Bill