Gary Coleman, Child Actor, Dead at 42 [And Now He's Dead]

Gary Coleman, who was as famous for his downward slide from childhood fame as he was for his role on Diff’rent Strokes, died in a Utah hospital today after suffering an intra-cranial hemorrhage. He was 42. More »

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72 Responses to “Gary Coleman, Child Actor, Dead at 42 [And Now He's Dead]”

  1. Anonymous says:

    Somewhere in Rockefeller Center, four interns are poring through hundreds of clips and media soundbytes in preparation for the NBC Nightly News sudden-death tribute piece.

    lobstr

  2. Anonymous says:

    @lobstr: 5

    Myrna_Minkoff

  3. Anonymous says:

    Man, once I heard he had a head injury yesterday, I sort of knew he wasn’t going to make it.

    Considering how awful his life must have been, and how often the public ostracized the poor fellow, I couldn’t imagine the kind of strength he needed to pull through.

    Julio Esquivel

  4. Anonymous says:

    @sweetpickles: Whatchoo talkin’ bout, St. Peter?

    lobstr

  5. Anonymous says:

    Damn. It was one thing after another. May he finally rest in peace.

    AntiSquare

  6. Anonymous says:

    @PersianCarport: He fell and suffered a head injury yesterday, so the hemorrhage may be secondary to that.

    MsStabby

  7. Anonymous says:

    Jesus, now Facebook will be flooded with a billion RIPs and YouTube clips and bullshit nostalgia.

    Its not his fault though. God rest his soul.

    Astroblack

  8. Anonymous says:

    I always figured Willis would be next.

    So long Gary.

    ManchuCandidate

  9. Anonymous says:

    Whuchu talkin’ about, Inter-cranial hemorrhage!

    sweetpickles

  10. Anonymous says:

    @PersianCarport: That’s just disgusting. The way you beat me to it.

    SidAndFinancy

  11. Anonymous says:

    Over/Under on how many TLC Diff’rent Strokes Tragedy bio docs will be run this week?

    lobstr

  12. Anonymous says:

    Wow. Gary Coleman was my childhood idol and Dana Plato was my first crush. Both of them are now dead (and Dana Plato’s only child committed suicide just two weeks ago).

    Who will be next?

    One Trick Pony

  13. Anonymous says:

    Will the funeral be half price?

    Froglin

  14. Anonymous says:

    This sucks. He was such a good sport in the later years.

    Does this make it wrong to still find Avenue Q funny?

    SixThirty

  15. Anonymous says:

    RIP Arnold. The Gooch never got you.

    I Shot JR

  16. Anonymous says:

    He got one shitty deal in life. Hope he’s ok now.

    cuckooforcocoapants

  17. Anonymous says:

    Inter-cranial hemorrhage? That’s just a regular stroke, not a Different Stroke, right?

    PersianCarport

  18. Anonymous says:

    Aw hell. I grew up watching that crap. RIP little dude.

    tomqvaxy

  19. Anonymous says:

    Gary Coleman will always be famous and everyone from that generation of TV will remember him. He had so much charisma and acting chops at that age and was funny as hell.

    RIP.

    mr_bannana

  20. Anonymous says:

    RIP Arnold. :(

    kappakappaspankme

  21. Anonymous says:

    We’re talkin’ about you, Arnold.

    RIP

    acridsheep

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