Loved spunky Nurse Yamato on M*A*S*H. Sadly, the actress who played her — Kellye Nakahara — died Sunday at 72.
She was also the Cook in Clue.
Keep reading to relive her best-ever moment on M*A*S*H ...
This series did not play around. (Image via CBS)
Robert Conrad, one of the most impossibly hot actors ever to grace TV — and one with the ego to back it up — has died at 84. He wound up quite right-wing, but I can't let that dominate my childhood yearning for Jim West on The Wild Wild West, and for Conrad when he appeared in a Speedo as an old dude (like 40!) on eight Battle of the Network Stars specials ...
Orson Bean: July 22, 1928-February 7, 2020 (Image via video still)
Orson Bean, the impishly witty humorist and actor best remembered for countless talk show and game show appearances from the '50s through the '90s, was hit and killed by two cars while walking in L.A. Friday night. He was 91.
Bean was an interesting man — his dad was an ACLU founder, and Bean was blacklisted for a spell in the '50s after dating a woman who was a Communist. Even in the '70s, I recall him saying on a talk show that his second wife, Carolyn Maxwell, had been to the right of Attila the Hun before they met, and yet by then, he had become a Nixon supporter. He became steadily more conservative, and his daughter, Susannah, is actually the widow of Andrew Breitbart.
Kirk Douglas: December 9, 1916-February 5, 2020 (Image via movie still)
Kirk Douglas, one of the precious few remaining legends of his stature from the Old Hollywood era, died Wednesday, February 5, at 103.
Rest in power, Judge Batts (Image via video still)
I was sad to read that Judge Deborah Batts, the first out gay person to serve as a judge on a federal bench, had died, of disclosed causes, at 72.
