OT: Actor John Ritter dead at 54
 

The world lost a comedy great last night. John Ritter would have been 55 on September 17th, BSG's 25th anniversary.

http://edition.cnn.com/2003/SHOWBIZ/...bit/index.html

Tracy :cry:

R.I.P John :(

My daughter is going to be really sad when i tell her this. She loves 8 Simple Rules and According to Jim.

R.I.P John Ritter. You will be missed.

:(

I made mention of this in the other news section. It is very sad. He was only 54.

John Ritter
 

As in 3's Company and 8 Simple Rules? I thought 8 Simple Rules was finally falling into place and was looking forward to more of it. John Ritter made many people laugh.

This came as something of a shock. Johnny Cash I expected, John Ritter I did not. A sad day all the way around.

I am
Dawg
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Bummed
 

It's wierd. I never really paid a lot of attention to him, but in hte grand scheme of things...I loved Three's Company and Clifford the Big Red Dog on PBS will just not be the same with a new voice. It is a shame for someone to go when they are still energetic.

And it's hard to see such a solid talent go.

Clifford's voice will be a huge loss to preschoolers everywhere.

Jewels

I am sad to see Johnny Cash and John Ritter died. They will never be able to replace either of them.

I expected Johnny cash to go much sooner than he did after his wife died in May. Country music has lost another legend.

This is a sad day indeed.

It was such a shock when John Ritter went from being the preacher on the Waltons to Jack on Three's Company. Now, the bigger shock is that he is gone so unexpectedly. Rest in Peace, Mr. Ritter. My prayers are with your family.

it is a very sad day. i woke up this morning and my wife told me the news. at first i was like whoa, how could they die together. like a plane crash or something, she told me it different incidents.

did john ritter do a voice on clifford the big red dog? that is one of my daughters favorite show.

be at peace john and johnny.

nightscape

Nightscape: Clifford's voice was Ritter's. If you listen close you'll be able to tell.

So sad to hear this. I watched 3's Company faithfully when it was on. My daughter used to watch Clifford too.
*sigh*
:muffit:

I was shocked, like everyone else, to hear of the deaths of John Ritter and Johnny Cash.

Lucian,

You beat me to it -- the first time I had seen John Ritter was as the preacher on the Waltons and I was equally shocked to see him transition to being Jack on Three's Company.

I always liked Johnny Cash's music but, I'm not what you'd call a diehard country music fan. I just like a lot of different types of music. With regards to TV, one of my personal favorites is his role, along with his wife, June Carter Cash, on Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman. They both just looked so comfortable in the roles, like they were tailor-made.

The entertainment industry has really lost a lot of talented performers this year.

RIP Mr Cash and Mr Ritter

:(

BST

Having turned 53 yesterday, I really feel the mortality of John's passing...... I always thought he was younger than I am......It feels like my generation is fading....but never fear...I shall be around until I am 100 to bother you guys here and I shall still moderate the Cafe after I'm gone.....

I expected the death of Johnny Cash but John RItter .........
HE came as quite a surprise.

Emerita I have decided that YOU have to outlive ALL OF US ;)

A big shock to me,
 

I was watching Three's Company last night, John was this generations Buster Keaton., Jonney Cash was one of the best country singers of all Time, Man well miss them! and oh yea "Hero at Large" a very underated flick by John Ritter!

The Ghost has Spoken!!
Any questions?

:D

Cool! The Haunted Cafe! :D

'Course, I'd much rather have you here in person Em, so I hope that's a loooooong way off... :)

:muffit:

Thanks Jewels :)

nightscape

Johney Cash
 

Joins the band in heaven, Elvis,Roy,Buddy,John Lennon, Frank ete

A Life of Laughter: Remembering John Ritter
 

Last Friday, when I first heard about the news that John Ritter had passed away, it really stuck with me that day... I wrote an e-mail to ABC Audience Relations and told them that John would be missed and that he had touched the lives of three generations with his talent. I passed on my condolences to his family and castmates. It made me feel a bit better putting something down in print and sending it where someone might actually get it to the people I wanted to get it to.....

Yesterday afternoon, I got a "thank you" e-mail from ABC and they said that they would pass on my sentiments to those I mentioned in my letter. They also told me that on 8/16 (Today) at 8pm, they are doing a one-hour tribute: "A Life of Laughter: Remembering John Ritter".

Make sure you tune in!

My best to all,
Bryan
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