Was raised by the TV
Word is Robert Mandan died yesterday, June 2, 2018 at age 86.
Character actor with roles on over 120 TV series from “Soap” to “Maude” to “All in the Family” to “Three’s Company” and, what I most knew him from, the short lived “Three’s a Crowd” – L.I.M.
Nanette Fabray 1920-2018. Best known to comedy fans as Sid Caesar’s stooge. Fabray had a long career as a child performer in vaudeville and major Broadway productions. She had a deep connection to comedy, working with many comedians including Jack Benny, Buddy Hackett, and the Emmy-winning performances she gave in the sketches written by Mel Brooks, Carl Reiner, Aaron Ruben and the gang at Caesar’s Hour. She won three Emmy Awards, one for every season of Caesar’s Hour.
My Third Parent 