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| Oh dear!!! - Like the drip, drip, drip of blood... |
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Posted by: Ronin - 11-05-2002, 03:30 PM - Forum: The Faggy Artistic Forum
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Lost in Death
Quote:'Lost in Space' Actor Harris Dies
Mon Nov 4, 9:44 PM ET
By ANTHONY BREZNICAN, AP Entertainment Writer
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Jonathan Harris, the flamboyantly fussy actor who portrayed the dastardly, cowardly antagonist Dr. Zachary Smith on the 1960's sci-fi show "Lost in Space," has died. He was 87.
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• TV Shows: Lost in Space
Harris died Sunday from a blood clot in his heart while receiving therapy at an Encino-area hospital for a chronic back problem, family spokesman Kevin J. Burns said Monday.
Born Jonathan Charasuchin in the Bronx to Russian-Jewish immigrant parents, Harris adopted the stage persona of a classically trained British actor with his grandiloquent accent, crisp enunciation and professorial manner.
When people would ask him if he was from England, Harris would confess: "'Oh no, my dear, just affected,'" said Burns, a longtime friend and director of the 1998 documentary "Lost in Space Forever."
Harris also worked with Pixar Animation Studios in recent years, supplying the voice of Manny the preying-mantis magician in "A Bug's Life" and the elderly doll repairman in "Toy Story 2."
"Lost in Space," which ran on CBS from 1965 to 1968, was a sci-fi takeoff on the "Swiss Family Robinson" story in which the castaway clan was trapped amid the uncharted fathoms of space instead of on a deserted island.
Harris' character, Dr. Smith, was a saboteur who caused the Robinson family's ship, Jupiter II, to fly off course — but he also found himself trapped with them in the craft.
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| Oh dear!!! - Like the drip, drip, drip of blood... |
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Posted by: Ronin - 11-05-2002, 03:30 PM - Forum: The Faggy Artistic Forum
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Lost in Death
Quote:'Lost in Space' Actor Harris Dies
Mon Nov 4, 9:44 PM ET
By ANTHONY BREZNICAN, AP Entertainment Writer
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Jonathan Harris, the flamboyantly fussy actor who portrayed the dastardly, cowardly antagonist Dr. Zachary Smith on the 1960's sci-fi show "Lost in Space," has died. He was 87.
AP Photo
More on Yahoo!
• TV Shows: Lost in Space
Harris died Sunday from a blood clot in his heart while receiving therapy at an Encino-area hospital for a chronic back problem, family spokesman Kevin J. Burns said Monday.
Born Jonathan Charasuchin in the Bronx to Russian-Jewish immigrant parents, Harris adopted the stage persona of a classically trained British actor with his grandiloquent accent, crisp enunciation and professorial manner.
When people would ask him if he was from England, Harris would confess: "'Oh no, my dear, just affected,'" said Burns, a longtime friend and director of the 1998 documentary "Lost in Space Forever."
Harris also worked with Pixar Animation Studios in recent years, supplying the voice of Manny the preying-mantis magician in "A Bug's Life" and the elderly doll repairman in "Toy Story 2."
"Lost in Space," which ran on CBS from 1965 to 1968, was a sci-fi takeoff on the "Swiss Family Robinson" story in which the castaway clan was trapped amid the uncharted fathoms of space instead of on a deserted island.
Harris' character, Dr. Smith, was a saboteur who caused the Robinson family's ship, Jupiter II, to fly off course — but he also found himself trapped with them in the craft.
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Posted by: Jack - 11-05-2002, 02:40 PM - Forum: Cell #1
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I hope you have a wonderful day today. :lookatme:
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| Rip dear dr. smith...... - Oh you were so very naughty...whoooooaaa |
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Posted by: Metalfan - 11-05-2002, 12:35 PM - Forum: Entertainment Unlimited
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - Jonathan Harris, the flamboyantly fussy actor who portrayed the dastardly, cowardly antagonist Dr. Zachary Smith on the 1960's sci-fi show "Lost in Space," has died. He was 87.
Harris died Sunday from a blood clot in his heart while receiving therapy at an Encino-area hospital for a chronic back problem, family spokesman Kevin J. Burns said Monday.
Born Jonathan Charasuchin in the Bronx to Russian-Jewish immigrant parents, Harris adopted the stage persona of a classically trained British actor with his grandiloquent accent, crisp enunciation and professorial manner.
When people would ask him if he was from England, Harris would confess: "'Oh no, my dear, just affected,'" said Burns, a longtime friend and director of the 1998 documentary "Lost in Space Forever."
Harris also worked with Pixar Animation Studios in recent years, supplying the voice of Manny the preying-mantis magician in "A Bug's Life" and the elderly doll repairman in "Toy Story 2."
"Lost in Space," which ran on CBS from 1965 to 1968, was a sci-fi takeoff on the "Swiss Family Robinson" story in which the castaway clan was trapped amid the uncharted fathoms of space instead of on a deserted island.
Harris' character, Dr. Smith, was a saboteur who caused the Robinson family's ship, Jupiter II, to fly off course — but he also found himself trapped with them in the craft.
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| Who wants to get with me ... |
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Posted by: drusilla - 11-05-2002, 04:13 AM - Forum: The Pit
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a season pass to mountain creek?
anyone? anyone?
me & my friend are looking for two other people to go in on the 4 x 4 deal where you can save $100 each on season passes.
full price is $299, it's $199 if you buy 4.
anyone? :lookatme:
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| Systimer.exe - ....trying to access the internet? huh? |
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Posted by: Luna - 11-05-2002, 02:40 AM - Forum: Über Geek Zone
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Just recently I put a personal firewall on both my pc's. Every now and then (about 3 or 4 times a day on my weekend pc) I will get a warning message that SYSTIMER.exe is trying to access the internet....do any of you pc saavy people know what this file is all about? Is it something I should be concerned with?
I've run the antivirus and also Ad-Aware (because this pc is the one I've had all file sharing programs on at one time or another) and it always comes up clean and clear.
Help. Please. :clueless:
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| You make the call - Who should pay for this broken laptop? |
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Posted by: Keyser Soze - 11-04-2002, 10:14 PM - Forum: The Pit
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I bought this laptop about 2 years ago. Perfect working condition, brand new.
Move in with roommates, no sign of damage to laptop, about 5 months later, one hinge breaks, then the other one. Laptop is in the living room for anyones use. They use it constantly, especially on sunday to check fantasy and one roommate uses it to keep his books for gambling.
They think since the laptop is mine I should pay half and the other 2 roommates pay 1/4.
Is this fair or should each one of us pay equally, 1/3 the bill which was $300.
You make the call.
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