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Top 10 TV-14 cartoons that should be rated TV-MA, please? Examples: Adventure Time. Total Drama. King of The Hill. Rick and Morty. The Simpsons. South Park. American Dad. Family Guy.
I was very shocked and sadden by Phil Hartman's passing. Look, I understand that Bren had mental issues but for what she did, I just can't forgiven someone for taking the life of a great talent and a great father.
Yes. I was so sad that we lost Adam West who played Batman in the 1960's live action Batman TV show as well as Mayor West in Family Guy. Not only that Gilbert Gotfried passed away recently too. I remember watching The Fairly OddParents growing up when he voiced Dr. Bender, as well as Digit in Cyberchase. Both shows were my childhood and I am going to miss Gilbert and his gruffy voice.
Rest in peace, Phil Hartman. He seemed like such a down to earth, likable man in real life, and to think that his life was suddenly cut short by his own wife is just heartbreaking. 💔
And the cool guys is pretty seems like and producing side to me. You know, it should be fine. And this is a fake. You know, it's Sidra. I don't like it.
Steve irwins passing hit me hard. He seemed like such a great husband, dad and animal conservationist and animal lover. To get taken out like that was devastating. R.I.P. croc hunter. His ESPN co.mercial is golden.
Bill Paxton's passing remains of the celebrity deaths that hit me the hardest. Everyone who knew about Paxton knows he was the high energy performer who was loved by casts and crews. He was in so many things that had an impact on me...Aliens, Terminator, True Lies, Predator 2, Apollo 13, Twister, Titanic. His death just seemed to come so out of left field.
@@twist58 Charlize Theron said Paxton was incredibly nice and supportive of her, in what was essentially her first lead role. Nice movie with awesome FX.
I loved Bill Paxton so much, anything he was in made it great for me. Such a nice family man to. I will always miss him. I don't have crushes very often, he was it for me. I cried when he died. I was heartbroken.💔💔💔
@@janiephillips4842 You ever hear the audio commentary for Aliens? He recorded his part with other members of the cast and it's hilarious. He keeps cracking them up and the warmth and friendship between them is great to hear.
Jim Henson didn't create sesame street.... Joan Ganz Cooney and Lloyd Morrissett those are the creators of sesame street he did the Muppets don't ever disrespect Jim like that
@@elohel54321Yeah, Jim was initially reluctant to work on Sesame Street when Joan asked him to, because he thought it would cause him and the Muppets to be labeled as “kids’ stuff”- something he’d been trying hard to avoid ever since he got into the business. Fortunately, he was able to shake that label once he made The Muppet Show and the Muppet movies, The Dark Crystal, and Labyrinth.
Phil Hartman is the comedic acting G.O.A.T.! He was so plain, average and unassuming then he was completely disappeared and become any character he chose to be and he did it like no other! Rest in power Mr hartman.
I'm so happy that Lynn Thigpen is honored in this video. For years after her death, I thought she was a forgotten veteran actress, but thank goodness that videos like this that can acknowledge her and her work. My dad still watches The District in reruns and we talk about her, especially her character dying in the middle of the series. Recently I saw that episode of Ella's death and it brings tears to my eyes, knowing that it isn't just the show, that Lynn died along with her character. John Ritter and Phil Hartman were a part of my childhood and that was devastating to me when they died. May everyone featured in this video rest in peace.
John Ritter and Luke Perry died so young, and from burst artery cardiac/stroke related deaths. And they were in their early 50s. It makes you wonder, some people live to 90 where others drop at 52 from burst arteries, even though both groups could've battled the same high blood pressure issues, high blood pressure being what increases chance of burst arteries. I suppose that some of it is not just high blood pressure but also heredity. Even though battling high blood pressure for years increases the chances, it doesn't automatically mean that you'll die from a burst major artery at age 52 or 53 like Luke Perry or John Ritter did
Yeah, same here! I was less than one year old when his murder happened but I recently fell in love with his clips on SNL like Motivational Speaker here on TH-cam and thanks to Disney+, watching the earlier seasons of The Simpsons when his characters were on the show.
I remember when I looked up how Phil Hartman got killed .. I realized he lived a couple blocks away from where I bike 🚴 so went to visit his house and it was so sad to think he drove up and down that street when he was alive .. such a legend .. RIP Phil ❤️
Unfortunately, you missed Carol Ann Susi from the Big Bang Theory. She played the unseen, but always heard Mrs Wolowitz. Her death on the show was very heartbreaking watching Howard deal with his mothers death and his friends sadness throughout.
Honorable mentions: 1. David Strickland (Suddenly Susan) 2. Dolph Sweet (Gimme a Break) 3. Zara Cully (The Jeffersons) 4. Lee Thompson Young (Rizzoli and Isles)
And the cool guys is pretty seems like and producing side to me. You know, it should be fine. And this is a fake. You know, it's Sidra. I don't like it.
Michael Conrad (Hill Street Blues) Alan Reed (Laff-A-Lympics - Fred Flintstone role) Florence Stanley, Phyllis Diller (Peter's Mom #1 & #2), Charles Durning, and Carrie Fisher (all on Family Guy) Peter Duel (Alias Smith and Jones) Joseph Kearns (Dennis the Menace) Honorable Mention: Issac Hayes, who died very soon After leaving South Park
Hard to really believe Phil Hartman has been gone for over 24 years. I always wonder how his career would've gone in those years. And how the careers of two of his close friends, Jon Lovitz and Jan Hooks, also would've gone with Phil still around.
Everyone seems to ignore John Candy's death. I remember he wasn't even acknowledged during the in memoriam section of the Oscar's the year he died. I don't understand why.
I never watched Riverdale but just watching that segment with Shannen Doherty gets me every time. All these years later, the two TV deaths that came to mind when I saw the topic are John Ritter and Phil Hartman.
Cory Monteith’s death was really hard for me. I was gutted. I had seen him perform live with his band before and he had so much passion for drumming, and so much love for Vancouver. The Quarterback I watch when I want to have a good cry (especially since Naya Rivera’s passing). Phil Hartman was a gem. He deserved so better 😢
I remember judith barsi who voice acted ducky from the first land before time movie and her and her mother were both killed by her father and what makes it worse is that she never got to see the movie because it wasn't fully released at the time of the murder
The Simpsons also lost Marcia Wallace (Edna Krabappel) and Doris Grau (Lunchlady Doris). Hartman's lost was tough for me at the time, being a huge fan of both Simpsons and NewsRadio. The guy made everything funnier.
Steve Irwin and Phil Hartman were the most shocking deaths during production! Phil was going to divorce his wife because of her drug relapse, this is why I despise drug abusers!
Well if we’re going to mention Stephen Hillenburg, we have to mention Ernest Borgnine as Mermaid Man And possibly Tim Conway too, although Conway’s role as Barnacle Boy had pretty much been written out of the show by the time he died due to Borgnine’s death
Lynne Thigpen's death hit me the hardest as she was a big part of my childhood. Not only for her role on Carmen Sandiego but as Luna on Bear In The Big Blue House.
Dolph Sweet who was the Chief on Gimme a Break during the 80s had stomach cancer during the 4th season. He died literally 3 days before his final episode aired. He definitely made that series.
I remember reading that during the production of Peewee's Big Adventure, Paul Reubens noticed that his costar E.G. Daily was visibly upset; when they were filming the scene where Peewee rolled out of a bike shop on a stretcher. When he asked what was wrong , she told him about Jon-Erik Hexum (who she was dating around the time of his death), and that the scene reminded her of what happened to him; the poor woman.
Heath Ledger also died during production of The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus. Also Sid Haig died during 3 From Hell, which is why they minimized his role in the final movie.
Heck yeah, me too! Cyberchase was my childhood show. I cannot believe that PBS Kids cancel the show because of his death. I am going to miss his voice as Digit. He was my favorite voice role for Gilbert.
I remember the Big Bang Theory episode when they found out how Howard's mother died and that beautiful dedication to her. Also, I was blown away to put together that she was one of the ladies in the final scene in Coyote Ugly betting on Violet's dad
The West Wing is my favorite show. I've seen the episode when he dies (Election pt 1) dozens of times and I still cry. Also, the show was always going to end in season seven.
Stanley Kamel on Monk, and Lis Sladen from Doctor Who and the spinoff series Sarah Jane Adventures. The latter had 6 episodes in the can that the BBC delayed airing until later in the year. Which reminds me; Legendary British actor Bernard Cribbins, who just passed away, has a Doctor Who episode in the can that has yet to air playing his beloved role on the series as Wilfred Mott.
I’m kinda surprised that they didn’t mention Mrs. Wolowitz on The Big Bang Theory. There was also Mr Hooper on Sesame Street, which was how Big Bird (as well as many young viewer at home) learned about death. Then there was the sarcastic, chain smoking bailiff on Night Court (I forget her name) who was replaced by a very similar character with a very similar personality, who herself died after only a couple of seasons. I’m sure that they didn’t leave these people off the list for any malicious reasons. They only had 20 slots to fill after all. And some people might not have even remembered the shows some of them were from. But they at least could have had an “Honourable Mentions” list right before they got to #1.
@@Thundarr100 Yup. Selma Diamond (also on the Jetson's revival) and Florence Halop. On NC Florence replace Selma, then was replaced by Marsha Warfield. On the Jetson's revival Selma was replaced by Brenda Vaccaro.
Lynn Thigpen was also the puppeteer who played Luna from Bear In The Big Blue House. The Goodbye Song sounded very nice as a duet between her and Noel McNeill, who played Bear
No one will forgot John Ritter died will his show 8 Simple Rules was in production. He was on the set when he became ill. Ritter's family sued the doctor for mis-diagnosing his illness
Both Selma Diamond and Florence Halop died during the run of Night Court. Both played bailiffs. Florence replaced Selma. Marsha Warfield replaced Florence.
Mary Kay Bergman will always strike me because she should still be here. What a sweet soul brought down by mental illness. I wish someone could’ve been there for her and told her everything was going to be okay. She was so talented and she seemed so sweet
Jerry Orbach, Anton Yelchin, John Ritter, Wayne Allwine(the third Mickey Mouse voice actor), and other actors who died too soon should've been on the list. 📺🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎬🎬🎬
The loss of John Ritter and John Spencer were hard to grasp. The former had a great comeback with his last sitcom Eight Simple Rules, while the latter had The West Wing. How they were written off in their posthumous episodes was hard to watch in their respective shows.
Thank you for finally explaining how some of the actors that were only included in the Honorary Mentions of the old Top 10 video of the same title like Nancy Marchand
Although I cried endlessly when Luke Perry passed away ...I'll always be thankful that now I get to watch his son Jack weekly on All Elite Wrestling Dynamite ...( his in ring character name is jungleboy)
I swear to god if Lynne Thigpen is not on this list Right off the bat THANK YOU was that so hard? (you know she was also in Bear in the Big Blue House and the people behind that show didn't have it in their hearts to keep the show going after her death) 13:12 9/13/24 update: and now sadly she has passed as well Unfortunately Hollywood did not learn from the Jon-Erik Hexum incident
RIP to everyone on this list and those not mentioned. Tbh alot of these people suffered horrible, gruesome deaths, so thank you Watch Mojo for leaving out the gorey details.
I remember hearing about what happened to Andy Whitfield and Phil Hartman (way after their passings, I only found via internet or was told) I was devastated as hell. I didn’t even know much about the actors but I was crushed
I’ll always think about the fact the for Andy Whitfield the producers of Spartacus rushed through a prequel season, hoping he would have time to recover before recasting him.
A couple more to mention: 1. Carrie Fisher, who like Adam West, was also on Family Guy, providing the voice of Peter’s boss Angela 2. Marcia Wallace, who like Phil Hartman, was also on the Simpsons (she voiced Mrs Krabappel) 3. Carol Ann Susi, who was the actress (technically voice actress, since, to my knowledge, we never see her in the show) of Howard Walowitz’s mother on the Big Bang Theory
Ok I’m sorry I swear this is the last one. Anyways, about the Three Stooges I don’t know if either of them count. First would be Curly Howard. During production of Half-Wits Holiday, he suffered a stroke on May 6, 1946. although it didn’t kill him, it did effectively write him off the show, and he was replaced by Shemp. He didn’t die until January 18, 1952, nearly six years later, but the show was still ongoing then. Now less debatably for this list is Shemp. He died in 1955 when only four of eight contracted films had been made, and to make the rest, they had to use the infamous Fake Shemp
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Top 10 TV-14 cartoons that should be rated TV-MA, please?
Examples:
Adventure Time.
Total Drama.
King of The Hill.
Rick and Morty.
The Simpsons.
South Park.
American Dad.
Family Guy.
I was very shocked and sadden by Phil Hartman's passing.
Look, I understand that Bren had mental issues but for what she did, I just can't forgiven someone for taking the life of a great talent and a great father.
does Paul Walker count or does he not?
Yes. I was so sad that we lost Adam West who played Batman in the 1960's live action Batman TV show as well as Mayor West in Family Guy. Not only that Gilbert Gotfried passed away recently too. I remember watching The Fairly OddParents growing up when he voiced Dr. Bender, as well as Digit in Cyberchase. Both shows were my childhood and I am going to miss Gilbert and his gruffy voice.
Rest in peace, Phil Hartman. He seemed like such a down to earth, likable man in real life, and to think that his life was suddenly cut short by his own wife is just heartbreaking. 💔
Phil Hartman 1948-1998
Was My favorite... I'm SNL and The Simpsons... I'm still sad For this
@@giorque Me too
And the cool guys is pretty seems like and producing side to me. You know, it should be fine. And this is a fake. You know, it's Sidra. I don't like it.
Yep
Steve irwins passing hit me hard. He seemed like such a great husband, dad and animal conservationist and animal lover. To get taken out like that was devastating. R.I.P. croc hunter. His ESPN co.mercial is golden.
Me too
I’m glad you featured Jim Henson as he’s a significant part of the series, but there was also Will Lee (Mr. Hooper)
Yep!!
I will never get over Phil Hartman's death. The fact his children will not know how gentle and sweet he was is hearbreaking.
Bill Paxton's passing remains of the celebrity deaths that hit me the hardest. Everyone who knew about Paxton knows he was the high energy performer who was loved by casts and crews. He was in so many things that had an impact on me...Aliens, Terminator, True Lies, Predator 2, Apollo 13, Twister, Titanic. His death just seemed to come so out of left field.
Another underrated flick of Paxton’s? Mighty Joe Young.
@@twist58 Charlize Theron said Paxton was incredibly nice and supportive of her, in what was essentially her first lead role. Nice movie with awesome FX.
I loved Bill Paxton so much, anything he was in made it great for me. Such a nice family man to. I will always miss him. I don't have crushes very often, he was it for me. I cried when he died. I was heartbroken.💔💔💔
@@janiephillips4842 You ever hear the audio commentary for Aliens? He recorded his part with other members of the cast and it's hilarious. He keeps cracking them up and the warmth and friendship between them is great to hear.
@@earlchatterton9133 No I haven't, but I will love checking it out. Thanks so much, I knew I was right about this charming man.❤️
Jim Henson was a creative genius, and we truly thank him for creating ‘Sesame Street.’
He will always be remembered…
Jim Henson didn't create sesame street.... Joan Ganz Cooney and Lloyd Morrissett those are the creators of sesame street he did the Muppets don't ever disrespect Jim like that
Jim Henson Didn’t Create Sesame, He Suggested Muppets Being On Sesame Street
@@elohel54321 Joan Ganz-Cooney & Lloyd Morrissett created Sesame Street. But Jim Henson created “his” part of Sesame Street, The Muppets!!
@@elohel54321Yeah, Jim was initially reluctant to work on Sesame Street when Joan asked him to, because he thought it would cause him and the Muppets to be labeled as “kids’ stuff”- something he’d been trying hard to avoid ever since he got into the business. Fortunately, he was able to shake that label once he made The Muppet Show and the Muppet movies, The Dark Crystal, and Labyrinth.
Rest In Peace Phil Hartman .
Phil Hartman is the comedic acting G.O.A.T.! He was so plain, average and unassuming then he was completely disappeared and become any character he chose to be and he did it like no other! Rest in power Mr hartman.
Steve Irwin will always be remembered…
I'm so happy that Lynn Thigpen is honored in this video. For years after her death, I thought she was a forgotten veteran actress, but thank goodness that videos like this that can acknowledge her and her work. My dad still watches The District in reruns and we talk about her, especially her character dying in the middle of the series. Recently I saw that episode of Ella's death and it brings tears to my eyes, knowing that it isn't just the show, that Lynn died along with her character. John Ritter and Phil Hartman were a part of my childhood and that was devastating to me when they died. May everyone featured in this video rest in peace.
THIS RIGHT HERE‼️👏🏾🕊️
John Ritter and Luke Perry died so young, and from burst artery cardiac/stroke related deaths. And they were in their early 50s. It makes you wonder, some people live to 90 where others drop at 52 from burst arteries, even though both groups could've battled the same high blood pressure issues, high blood pressure being what increases chance of burst arteries. I suppose that some of it is not just high blood pressure but also heredity. Even though battling high blood pressure for years increases the chances, it doesn't automatically mean that you'll die from a burst major artery at age 52 or 53 like Luke Perry or John Ritter did
I wasn't even born when Phil Hartman was alive, but I still love his work and miss him dearly.
Yeah, same here! I was less than one year old when his murder happened but I recently fell in love with his clips on SNL like Motivational Speaker here on TH-cam and thanks to Disney+, watching the earlier seasons of The Simpsons when his characters were on the show.
John Ritter and
Luke Perry’s deaths still makes me very sad.
John Ritter was a part of my childhood as Clifford The Big Red Dog. He will always be missed
Died September 2003.. too soon
I'm not sure if you're a wrestling fan but in case you are his son Jack is now a professional wrestler for a company called All Elite Wrestling.
@@ranitagadling4312
Yes,I know.
@@ranitagadling4312 his Other son was the VA for Dipper Pines
I remember when I looked up how Phil Hartman got killed .. I realized he lived a couple blocks away from where I bike 🚴 so went to visit his house and it was so sad to think he drove up and down that street when he was alive .. such a legend .. RIP Phil ❤️
Unfortunately, you missed Carol Ann Susi from the Big Bang Theory. She played the unseen, but always heard Mrs Wolowitz. Her death on the show was very heartbreaking watching Howard deal with his mothers death and his friends sadness throughout.
"HOWARD!!!"
Honorable mentions:
1. David Strickland (Suddenly Susan)
2. Dolph Sweet (Gimme a Break)
3. Zara Cully (The Jeffersons)
4. Lee Thompson Young (Rizzoli and Isles)
LTY was shocking to me because I grew up with Jett Jackson.
Young took his own life.
And the cool guys is pretty seems like and producing side to me. You know, it should be fine. And this is a fake. You know, it's Sidra. I don't like it.
George Segal (The Goldbergs)
Jack Soo (Barney Miller)
Michael Conrad (Hill Street Blues)
Alan Reed (Laff-A-Lympics - Fred Flintstone role)
Florence Stanley, Phyllis Diller (Peter's Mom #1 & #2), Charles Durning, and Carrie Fisher (all on Family Guy)
Peter Duel (Alias Smith and Jones)
Joseph Kearns (Dennis the Menace)
Honorable Mention: Issac Hayes, who died very soon After leaving South Park
Absolutely love Phil Hartman as Troy McLure…. You might remember him from such top 20 lists as this one!
Miguel Ferrier had the best lines on that program. I loved his and his father, Jose’s work as actors.
A lot of us knew Adam West as the best / most entertaining Batman.
Hard to really believe Phil Hartman has been gone for over 24 years. I always wonder how his career would've gone in those years. And how the careers of two of his close friends, Jon Lovitz and Jan Hooks, also would've gone with Phil still around.
Rest in Peace Adam West, aka Mayor West, aka Batman.
Honorable mention Anton Yeltchin:Trollhunters
R.I.P Jim Henson, Born On My Birthday, Decades Before I Was Born
The episode following Ritter's death was the first time I actually cried at a tv show.
I hadn't even watched the show since the first few episodes but came back to watch how it handled Ritter's death, and it was very, very moving.
RIP Adam West Harry Goz and Phil Hartman
Night Court lost two elderly actresses in a row...Selma Diamond and Florence Halop, both playing cranky but lovable bailiffs.
That's why they cast Marsha Warfield as Roz the baliff She was on the show until the end of the series and is still alive today
Night Court had an episode where Bull was trying to cope with Selma's death. I don't remember them doing one for Florence.
R.I.P. John Candy.
Still need to see his final movie he never got to finish before passing.
Everyone seems to ignore John Candy's death. I remember he wasn't even acknowledged during the in memoriam section of the Oscar's the year he died. I don't understand why.
that's because he wasn't on any tv shows around the time of his death, that's why Robin Williams wasn't on the list either
I never watched Riverdale but just watching that segment with Shannen Doherty gets me every time.
All these years later, the two TV deaths that came to mind when I saw the topic are John Ritter and Phil Hartman.
Cory Monteith’s death was really hard for me. I was gutted. I had seen him perform live with his band before and he had so much passion for drumming, and so much love for Vancouver. The Quarterback I watch when I want to have a good cry (especially since Naya Rivera’s passing).
Phil Hartman was a gem. He deserved so better 😢
I remember judith barsi who voice acted ducky from the first land before time movie and her and her mother were both killed by her father and what makes it worse is that she never got to see the movie because it wasn't fully released at the time of the murder
The Simpsons also lost Marcia Wallace (Edna Krabappel) and Doris Grau (Lunchlady Doris). Hartman's lost was tough for me at the time, being a huge fan of both Simpsons and NewsRadio. The guy made everything funnier.
Yeah but the circumstances of his death was more tragic
We also lost Russi Taylor (Martin Prince among many) as well as the recent voice of Minnie Mouse
I didn't know that the voice actress for Lunch Lady Doris had died.
Steve Irwin and Phil Hartman were the most shocking deaths during production! Phil was going to divorce his wife because of her drug relapse, this is why I despise drug abusers!
R.I.P Adam West.
The biggest tragedy to me was that of Tommy Cooper who passed away on set during production. Everyone thought it was part of his act.
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I think Watchmojo have a another category for TC under "Dying while on Stage".
Omg yes. It was sad he died right on stage.
@@CosplayDreams16 Even sadder that no one suspected it. They all thought it was part of his act.
No mention for Stephen Hillenberg? The creator of SpongeBob? Not only that I was shocked but I was in tears for him. He deserves a mention!
Was he the star or did he act in it? That is what the video is about.
@@lolzlolz69 yeah, the only time that Stephen Hillenberg was in SpongeBob is when he was playing a miner in the Lost Episode back in 2003
@@lolzlolz69He was the creator of SpongeBob SquarePants.
@@rimabros98correct me if I’m wrong, but didn’t he voice Potty The Parrot as well?
Well if we’re going to mention Stephen Hillenburg, we have to mention Ernest Borgnine as Mermaid Man
And possibly Tim Conway too, although Conway’s role as Barnacle Boy had pretty much been written out of the show by the time he died due to Borgnine’s death
Haven’t watched it yet but Mako/Iroh better be here!
Thank you for including Jon-Erik Hexum. He’s still loved and missed.
Lynne Thigpen's death hit me the hardest as she was a big part of my childhood. Not only for her role on Carmen Sandiego but as Luna on Bear In The Big Blue House.
Man…… many of these stars will be missed…. : (
You forgot to included Anton Yelchin for his role as Jim Lake Jr. in Troll Hunters
Dolph Sweet who was the Chief on Gimme a Break during the 80s had stomach cancer during the 4th season. He died literally 3 days before his final episode aired. He definitely made that series.
All of these deaths make me sad. Rest in paradise to all these amazing souls ❤
Hey all them will be miss right on rip 🙏 🪦 😌 ☹️ 😔 😢 love them all too from Tina c
I realized that Both of Miguel Ferrer’s parents, Rosemary Clooney and Jose Ferrer also died of cancer 💔
So very sad 😢, Rosemary was a beautiful woman I just watched an old movie on TCM with her last night.💔
RIP to all of these entertainers but I'm kinda surprised Alex Trebek isn't listed.
I still miss Cory, god he’s such a fucking sweetheart(and that goes along with Naya, she died a hero for her son)
I knew Phil Hartman was going to be at the number 1 spot!
Great list, but how could you possibly leave out Michael Conrad? He portrayed Sgt Phil Esterhaus on "Hill Street Blues".
Let’s be careful out there 💙💙
I remember reading that during the production of Peewee's Big Adventure, Paul Reubens noticed that his costar E.G. Daily was visibly upset; when they were filming the scene where Peewee rolled out of a bike shop on a stretcher. When he asked what was wrong , she told him about Jon-Erik Hexum (who she was dating around the time of his death), and that the scene reminded her of what happened to him; the poor woman.
Heath Ledger also died during production of The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus. Also Sid Haig died during 3 From Hell, which is why they minimized his role in the final movie.
NOT a tv series
Glibert Gottfried will always be a part of Cyberchase and I miss him dearly!
also Aladdin now he is in heaven with Robin Williams making each other laugh 😭
Heck yeah, me too! Cyberchase was my childhood show. I cannot believe that PBS Kids cancel the show because of his death. I am going to miss his voice as Digit. He was my favorite voice role for Gilbert.
@@devingiles6597 wait was there an official announcement?
Phil Hartman was a Legend
I literally cried when Corey Monteith aka Finn from glee I couldn't believe it
I cried during the whole Quarterback episode
@@BritInvLvr same. I've watched that episode on its own thousands of times and it seems to get me everytime
After Phil Hartman died, The Simpsons was not the same without our favorite minor characters 😔
R.I.P Phil Hartman
You forgot Carrie Fisher who was doing Family Guy, Carol Ann Susi from Big Bang Theory
I remember the Big Bang Theory episode when they found out how Howard's mother died and that beautiful dedication to her. Also, I was blown away to put together that she was one of the ladies in the final scene in Coyote Ugly betting on Violet's dad
The West Wing is my favorite show. I've seen the episode when he dies (Election pt 1) dozens of times and I still cry. Also, the show was always going to end in season seven.
Stanley Kamel on Monk, and Lis Sladen from Doctor Who and the spinoff series Sarah Jane Adventures. The latter had 6 episodes in the can that the BBC delayed airing until later in the year. Which reminds me; Legendary British actor Bernard Cribbins, who just passed away, has a Doctor Who episode in the can that has yet to air playing his beloved role on the series as Wilfred Mott.
I’m kinda surprised that they didn’t mention Mrs. Wolowitz on The Big Bang Theory.
There was also Mr Hooper on Sesame Street, which was how Big Bird (as well as many young viewer at home) learned about death.
Then there was the sarcastic, chain smoking bailiff on Night Court (I forget her name) who was replaced by a very similar character with a very similar personality, who herself died after only a couple of seasons.
I’m sure that they didn’t leave these people off the list for any malicious reasons. They only had 20 slots to fill after all. And some people might not have even remembered the shows some of them were from. But they at least could have had an “Honourable Mentions” list right before they got to #1.
Selma from Night Court who was then replaced by Flo who only lasted a season! (I'm watching it as we speak) They were hilarious!
@@starsforever24 Right! I remembered one of them was named Flo, but I couldn't recall which one. I loved their snarky, sarcastic sense of humour.
@@Thundarr100 Yup. Selma Diamond (also on the Jetson's revival) and Florence Halop. On NC Florence replace Selma, then was replaced by Marsha Warfield. On the Jetson's revival Selma was replaced by Brenda Vaccaro.
This needs a part 2.
I saw the Steve Irwin movie when I was a child and I loved it, and when my parents told me that he had died I was so little that I teared up
I know about Phil Hartman, Adam West thought Freddie Prinze was murdered, Bill Paxton, Steve Irwin, Luke Perry and Mary Kay Bergman.
So tragic what happened to Phil Hartman RIP.
Lynn Thigpen was also the puppeteer who played Luna from Bear In The Big Blue House. The Goodbye Song sounded very nice as a duet between her and Noel McNeill, who played Bear
As A Hardcore South Park Fan. It sad to know for years that Mary Kay Berman is no longer with us. 😔💔 RIP (June 5, 1961-November 11, 1999)
I remember the day Steve Irwin died. I was in Grade 5 when news of his death came over the radio. RIP legend
No one will forgot John Ritter died will his show 8 Simple Rules was in production. He was on the set when he became ill. Ritter's family sued the doctor for mis-diagnosing his illness
The problem with cancer is that it can come back and be more aggressive, spreading through the person's body killing them
Both Selma Diamond and Florence Halop died during the run of Night Court. Both played bailiffs. Florence replaced Selma. Marsha Warfield replaced Florence.
Luke Perry was awesome in Riverdale. I was really bummed out when he died
yeah from the few episodes I've seen it seems his character was one of the few sane adults on the show
John Hexum’s onset death sure predates the unfortunate demises of Brandon Lee in 1993 and Halyana Hutchins in 2021.
Mary Kay Bergman will always strike me because she should still be here. What a sweet soul brought down by mental illness. I wish someone could’ve been there for her and told her everything was going to be okay. She was so talented and she seemed so sweet
I appreciate that they’re not numbered. That would just be macabre.
Jerry Orbach, Anton Yelchin, John Ritter, Wayne Allwine(the third Mickey Mouse voice actor), and other actors who died too soon should've been on the list. 📺🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥🎬🎬🎬
Anton Yelchin was NOT on a TV series when he died. Orbach probably was on the short lived Law & Order Trial by Jury spinoff.
@@fromthehaven94 yeah from what I understand he did film a couple of episodes
I miss Luke Perry the most!!!!!!!
His son, Jack Perry is a famous wrestler. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
The loss of John Ritter and John Spencer were hard to grasp. The former had a great comeback with his last sitcom Eight Simple Rules, while the latter had The West Wing.
How they were written off in their posthumous episodes was hard to watch in their respective shows.
I loved Phil Hartman on NewsRadio...why did she have to take him away 😢 😔 😞 😪 😕 😫 😢
Mental illness and narcotics don't mix well.
He was leaving her for another woman
hey, WatchMojo, you forgot to mention Phil's final movie role as Phil Fimple in the Small Soldiers movie.
They also forgot to mention Naya Rivera cause she passed during the time Step up was filming if I’m correct
Thank you for finally explaining how some of the actors that were only included in the Honorary Mentions of the old Top 10 video of the same title like Nancy Marchand
Although I cried endlessly when Luke Perry passed away ...I'll always be thankful that now I get to watch his son Jack weekly on All Elite Wrestling Dynamite ...( his in ring character name is jungleboy)
I swear to god if Lynne Thigpen is not on this list
Right off the bat THANK YOU was that so hard? (you know she was also in Bear in the Big Blue House and the people behind that show didn't have it in their hearts to keep the show going after her death)
13:12 9/13/24 update: and now sadly she has passed as well
Unfortunately Hollywood did not learn from the Jon-Erik Hexum incident
I really liked Lynne Thigpin as an actress.
RIP to everyone on this list and those not mentioned. Tbh alot of these people suffered horrible, gruesome deaths, so thank you Watch Mojo for leaving out the gorey details.
Amazing video watch mojo of tragic deaths of actors that dead while there shows running,fantastic job. Rest In Peace for those great actors.
R.I.P. Adam West on playing as Mayor West and his tag line no one masses with Adam WE.
Bill Paxton was so excited about Training Day. He had just been interviewed before he passed. 😢
I remember hearing about a beautiful dedication that was made for him by having 18-wheelers spelling out his name
May They All R.I.P. 🛐📿🙏
I remember hearing about what happened to Andy Whitfield and Phil Hartman (way after their passings, I only found via internet or was told)
I was devastated as hell. I didn’t even know much about the actors but I was crushed
Rest in Peace Andy Whitfield.
His story is so sad 😞 he will be missed always 😢
Lynne Thigpen died in the month and year that I was born in, March of 2003 on the 11th.
Wonder why they never talked about Alex Trebek, Jeopardy host (1984-2020)?
Small Soldiers was Phil Hartman's last movie and it was a good one too imo
Adam West was my 2nd most favorite Bruce Wayne/Batman actor…
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Norm Macdonald as Yaphit in the Orville ❤️
Grandad of Only Fools and Horses played by Leornard Pierce should be on here.
Best sitcom ever made
🎶You might believe in heaven, I would not care to say, for every star in heaven, there's a sad soul here today🎶 RIP to everyone on this list
phil hartman's death effected THREE shows, simpsons, news radio and was in a guest spot in a cliff hanger for 3rd rock from the sun.
Technically 4 if you count Futurama
I’ll always think about the fact the for Andy Whitfield the producers of Spartacus rushed through a prequel season, hoping he would have time to recover before recasting him.
I know, so sad 😞
Wow, now I feel old. I remember watching “where in the world is Carmen Sandiego” when I was a kid.
Phil Hartman was taken from us too soon.
A couple more to mention:
1. Carrie Fisher, who like Adam West, was also on Family Guy, providing the voice of Peter’s boss Angela
2. Marcia Wallace, who like Phil Hartman, was also on the Simpsons (she voiced Mrs Krabappel)
3. Carol Ann Susi, who was the actress (technically voice actress, since, to my knowledge, we never see her in the show) of Howard Walowitz’s mother on the Big Bang Theory
Ok I’m sorry I swear this is the last one. Anyways, about the Three Stooges I don’t know if either of them count.
First would be Curly Howard. During production of Half-Wits Holiday, he suffered a stroke on May 6, 1946. although it didn’t kill him, it did effectively write him off the show, and he was replaced by Shemp. He didn’t die until January 18, 1952, nearly six years later, but the show was still ongoing then.
Now less debatably for this list is Shemp. He died in 1955 when only four of eight contracted films had been made, and to make the rest, they had to use the infamous Fake Shemp
We mustn't forget Alan Reed who did the voice of Fred Flintstone.
didn't he die after the fact?
I’m glad Rob Paulsen didn’t make this list of people. He had throat cancer to, in 2016. But SUPRISE, he survived!!!👍🏻👍🏻