The real-life loss of these talented actors adds an emotional layer to every rewatch.
From mainstays to memorable guest stars, the shows ensemble helped define a generation of TV comedy.
Her death marked the loss of a true television pioneer.
Known for his fiery temper and heartfelt monologues, Chano was a standout during the shows first two seasons.
He was born on January 25, 1937, and had a prolific acting career that spanned decades.
Sierras presence onscreen was always electric, and he brought depth to every role he touched.
He also had roles inWeekend at Bernies,Chopper Chicks in Zombietown, and countless television guest spots.
His career was full of quirky, unforgettable performances that cemented his cult status.
Glasss performance added intellectual charm to the show, and his chemistry with the ensemble cast was undeniable.
Notable Ron Glass Movie/Show
Firefly
Shepherd Derrial Book
2002
All Grown Up!
Despite his gruff demeanor, Fish was a fan favorite, even earning his own spinoff series,Fish.
Vigodas droopy-eyed face and deadpan delivery made him a legend in both comedy and drama.
His is-he-or-isnt-he alive internet memes kept him in the pop culture conversation well into his 80s.
Hes perhaps best remembered for roles inThe In-Laws,Fletch, andAll of Me.
His distinctive comedic style and knack for the absurd made him a standout in every scene he graced.
Notable George Murdock Movie/Show
The Untouchables
Pete Topchinski/Gus Dmytryk
1962
The F.B.I.
His ability to switch seamlessly between villainy and dry humor made him a go-to for character roles across genres.
He also made numerous guest appearances on shows likeL.A.
Law,Hill Street Blues, andPerry Mason, bringing gravitas and charm to every role.
With his dry, encyclopedic delivery and love of odd facts, Dietrich quickly became a fan favorite.
Landesbergs timing and stoic humor provided a fresh counterbalance to the shows more animated characters.
His wit was razor-sharp, and his legacy lives on in reruns and laughs.
