Yeah...that was sad when he died. I don't think he got the proper "coverage" he deserved. Many TV stars/comedians get full on reports when they die. I don't remember anything like that for him, just one little article buried somewhere in a newspaper. HE WILL BE MISSED!
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R.I.P. ... Man I remember when I found out he passed away, I was in class and my friend Stephen came up to me and was like "you might want to sit down for this....." then he told me!! I was SO upset! I grew up watching that show - well reruns of that show..lol I'm only 21 so there's no way i could seen it when it first came out.. but yeah.. Don was a brilliant man.
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THE FOLLOWING IS A QUOTE FROM DON ADAMS' OBIT. HE WAS 82 WHEN HE PASSED.
"Adams had an ``amazing memory' that allowed him to take an unusual approach to filming, Feldon said.
Instead of learning his lines ahead of time he would have a script assistant read his part to him just once or twice. He invariably got it right but that didn't stop people from placing bets on it, she recounted. "
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