Homecoming: Yesterday and Today
A half century after the poignant CBS telefilm that inspired The Waltons, a new version comes to the CW.
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A half century after the poignant CBS telefilm that inspired The Waltons, a new version comes to the CW.
Richard Thomas, who starred as the original John-Boy Walton, will serve as the narrator on CW's "Homecoming."
‘Night Court’ actor Charlie Robinson dies at 75 By AP News RYAN PEARSON Published July 13, 2021 LOS ANGELES (AP) — Charlie Robinson, the versatile and prolific actor whose many credits ranged from stage productions of “Driving Miss Daisy” and “Fences” to such films as “Secret Santa” and “Miss Lettie and Me” to his long-running role as the court clerk Mac Robinson in the sitcom “Night Court,” has died. He was 75. Robinson died Sunday at the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles, according to his manager, Lisa DiSante-Frank. The cause was cardiac arrest with...
2021/07/14 04:57 LOS ANGELES (AP) — Charlie Robinson, the versatile and prolific actor whose many credits ranged from stage productions of “Driving Miss Daisy” and “Fences” to such films as “Secret Santa” and “Miss Lettie and Me” to his long-running role as the court clerk Mac Robinson in the sitcom “Night Court,” has died. He was 75. Robinson died Sunday at the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles, according to his manager, Lisa DiSante-Frank. The cause was cardiac arrest with multisystem organ failures due to septic shock, and metas...
Gavin MacLeod, 'Love Boat' Captain and 'Mary Tyler Moore Show' Star, Dies at 90 Carmel Dagan, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail MacLeod’s nephew, Mark See, confirmed his death to Variety. MacLeod died in the early morning on May 29. No cause of death was given, but MacLeod’s health had declined in recent months. More from Variety MacLeod played a relatively minor character on ABC hit “McHale’s Navy,” starring Ernest Borgnine, but as newswriter Murray Slaughter, he was certainly one of the stars of “Mary Tyler Moore,” appearing in every one of the classic comedy’s 168 episodes...