Larry Storch has passed away at age 99.
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R.I.P Corporal Agarn
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He was a master of facial expressions. He could make you laugh even with the sound muted.
Wow, one of the last survivors from such a great era.
RIP Mr. Storch
Last night I watched, "It's Mad, Mad, Mad World". I don't think any from the star-studded cast is still with us; many died relatively young.
RIP Mr. Storch
Last night I watched, "It's Mad, Mad, Mad World". I don't think any from the star-studded cast is still with us; many died relatively young.
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RIP
Great show.
Great show.
R.I.P. Larry. Always enjoyed his characters.
UncleEd
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And just saw that Tony Sirico
from "The Sopranos" has passed
away at age 79.
from "The Sopranos" has passed
away at age 79.
Paulie Walnuts was a huge part of that show's success.
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Got to meet Larry Storch at Chiller Theater several times, and he enjoyed meeting his fans.
F Troop, a staple of the re-runs I watched as a kid.
RIP Larry Storch, a true talent.
RIP Larry Storch, a true talent.
Wow, that takes me back to staying up on Friday nights for the double feature that started at 11pm. I never made it past the first half of the first movie.
F-Troop was already in syndication re-runs when I was a kid. It was a great show. RIP Larry
31FordA
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I met him in Ocean City, NJ many years ago following the annual “Doo Dah” parade. He seemed like a genuinely nice guy from the way he interacted with everyone.
During the parade he was riding in the back of a convertible, and as he drove by shouted to the crowd “Yes, that’s right, it’s really me. You all thought I was dead!”. He must have been in his mid 80’s then, but you would have thought he was in his 60’s.
During the parade he was riding in the back of a convertible, and as he drove by shouted to the crowd “Yes, that’s right, it’s really me. You all thought I was dead!”. He must have been in his mid 80’s then, but you would have thought he was in his 60’s.
[ame]https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LKMNt4iHMB0[/ame]
HOUSTON RICK
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Thanks for the laughs, Larry, RIP.
Impossible to say anything bad about the man that taught acting to Kelly Bundy. 
JohnHL
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O'Rourke (Right before the scene change, after Agarn inadvertently suggests a solution to a problem with another of the Sergeant's nefarious schemes), "Agarn, I don't know why everybody says you're dumb!"
Agarn (Right after the scene change, perplexed), "Sarge, WHO says I'm dumb?"
John
Agarn (Right after the scene change, perplexed), "Sarge, WHO says I'm dumb?"
John
ACORN
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I listen to a lot of comedies on old time radio, on the web.
I was surprised to see Larry Storch as a guest on Duffy’s Tavern from 1946.
I was surprised to see Larry Storch as a guest on Duffy’s Tavern from 1946.
islandguy
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RIP Larry. One of my F-Troop favorites. 99!!! WOW, WHAT A GREAT NUMBER TO PUT UP.
