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I remember this show, Full House. 1990s. He acted with Lori Loughlin. She was the cute mom actor in the show. I thought they looked like real couple, her and the other guy, Jesse. But I guess not. The youngest daughter is older now. That show was a long time ago ABC movie.
I can't say I ever found him particularly funny, but it's sad nonetheless. RIP
Yeah. I really didn't like his brand of humor. I thought he wasn't all that funny on AFV. But, he seemed to be an all around nice guy & dearly loved so RIP.
I found his explicit descriptions of child molestation to be unsettling.
^^^^So do I.
A few years ago I was watching a TV bio on him. Almost everyone who was interviewed had a lot to say about his constant “jokes” about child molestation—some of the jokes involving his own daughters. He made these kind jokes all the time, even when he wasn’t performing.
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'They have concluded that he accidentally hit the back of his head on something, thought nothing of it and went to sleep. No drugs or alcohol were involved.'
I suppose that could happen...but seems a bit fishy. He appeared to be in pretty good shape, 65 isn't all that old...hitting your head so hard unless you were in a car accident or something just seems strange.
How did they know he hit his head? Did he tell people or did others witness this and no one thought to mention it before (maybe they did). There was another actress who hit her head after a ski accident fall. It didn't seem serious at the time but she died. Never assume it's nothing when it comes to head injuries.
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We have a cause of death yet?
