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Alan Sues, a flamboyant and wacky member of the comic ensemble that made "Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In" a big hit for NBC in the late 1960s, died Thursday at his home in West Hollywood of an apparent heart attack. He was 85.
Alan Sues, a flamboyant and wacky member of the comic ensemble that made "Rowan & Martin?s Laugh-In" a big hit for NBC in the late 1960s, died Thursday at his home in West Hollywood of an apparent heart attack. He was 85.
Uncle Al,
The kiddies' pal,
Goodbye little friends, goodbye.
The clip below does not have it, but I remember either Uncle Al or some other Sues character who arrived in his usual kid show fashion, but then shut the door, loosened his tie, lit a cigarette and it was this creepy "this is our little secret" adult dark humor moment. Pretty daring for those times.
Yep I remember him such a shame that we are losing all our childhood actors now . You know you are getting old when people you remember from your childhood are dying off .
The clip below does not have it, but I remember either Uncle Al or some other Sues character who arrived in his usual kid show fashion, but then shut the door, loosened his tie, lit a cigarette and it was this creepy "this is our little secret" adult dark humor moment. Pretty daring for those times.
I didn't hear anything about this in the news and just now spotted the thread.
RIP Alan
Are you sure you're not thinking about Ken Shapiro in "The Groove Tube" as the TV clown who sent the adults out of the room for "Make-Believe Time", then lit a smoke, poured a drink, and read selections from "Fanny Hill" to the audience?
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