A native Clevelander and one funny man. RIP...

https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/carol-burnett-reacts-to-tim-conways-passing-im-heartbroken

As the 20th century inexorably fades away.

Sad isn't it?...

We lost Conway, Doris Day, and Peggy Lipton w/in the last week.

In a way, yeah.

It's definitely a weird ride.

We have no clue what "time" is all about.

I suspect there's very little difference between one second and 100 years. (just our perception)

Almost forgot.

RIP Tim Conway.

I hope he finally got his blue pony for his honorable service. RIP Tim.

Doris Day was 97.

Such a young lady

Doris Day was one of the dwindling group of actors/actresses from the Golden Age of movies.

Kirk Douglas is the only male (actor) left. (actually there's child actor Robert Dean Stockwell still alive)(born in 1936)

She was an Ohio girl too.

So was Tim

He was an Ohio girl?

(I am sure he'd laugh at that)

RIP Tim. Your comedic genius is only surpassed by the way you simply refused to take yourself seriously on screen. I cannot express how much I enjoyed watching you on the Carol Burnett Show when I was oh, so much younger.

My prayers and condolences to his family and friends.

When I was a kid, I thought it hilarious when he and Harvey would do a sketch and Harvey couldn't stop laughing.

There was some SERIOUS chemistry with that group! Classic comedy!

My favorite Tim Conway role was as Barnacle Boy on Sponge Bob.

It was classic that they made an elderly Ernest Borgnine (Mermaid Man) and Tim Conway (Barbacle Boy) as Sponge Bob's over-the-hill "super heroes crime fighting duo".



uhh...yeah the kids used to watch it.

I heard on the radio today that Steve Allen told him to change his name from Tom to Tim. I never knew he had changed his name.

One of the best he could make you laugh without all the vulgarity ... PRAYERS FOR HIS FAMILY

R. I. P. Mr Tudball

Because actor Tom Conway was already a known name. BTW, he was George Sanders' older brother.