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bookman7772000 — 9 years ago(February 10, 2017 05:33 AM)

Although Bert Munson wasn't a major character, it would have been nice if they had acknowledged Billy Halop's passing at the end of the credits of his final episode, which I believe was "Archie's Weighty Problem". A simple "In memory of Billy Halop" with a pic of him as Munson would have sufficed, I think.

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First Ruth McDevitt passed away (unspecified natural causes) in May '76. Billy Halop died of a heart attack in November '76, followed by Burt Mustin dying of old age two months later.

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When did Munson die?
RIP Gene Wilder. RIP Barbara Hale. You were great in Perry Mason. RIP William Christopher.

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It wasn't as common back then as it is today for those kind of acknowledgements. Dolph Sweet on "Gimme A Break" was one of the first I can remember.

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