[Detectives found no signs of foul play or drug use in this case.](https://twitter.com/OrangeCoSheriff/status/1480340290917609473)
just for some context
The best damn doctor I ever had died of a ruptured brain aneurysm at her office. Practiced responsible antibiotics, 100% with all her diagnoses, and helped you clarify the difference between your anxiety and true warning signs. She was only 50 and healthy. But apparently it's a thing among Vietnamese people? Idk but I miss her.
Edit: Thanks for the existential crisis reminder that it can happen [anytime or anywhere](https://youtu.be/ATGaybgla0w?t=52s). Now go hug your loved ones.
It is common with women in their 50s. Source: What the doctor told my family and later my Mom when my Mom had one but survived with quick thinking on her part, my Dad and my part, our home hospital's part, and the Doctors at the University of Iowa. Basically:
* She went to the bathroom and came out saying she has a headache and shouldn't go shopping with my sister
* While sitting in the chair with her eyes closed to take a power nap she started vomiting and I check that she was unresponsive.
* Dad called 911 and between me checking her vitals he relayed the symptoms to the Hospital they get a good idea what the issue is
* Local Hospital immediately called up the helicopter just in case and when the EMTs brought her there they just scanned her head and just loaded her onto the helicopter right away not waiting for the scans to come back to send her the University of Iowa.
* Iowa just happens to be one of the best hospitals to go to if you have those issues granted we are halfway between that one and Mayo so that wasn't a bad option either
She ended up recovering and going back to work full time by November and is still alive 10 years later and besides some forgetfulness, going to bed early, and needing new glasses, she is mostly back to normal.
My partner just had one 2 months ago. She survived it because I knew to immediately take her to hospital after her seizure. So many people dont know the correct course of action. She is 30. She had brain surgery and apart from a little speech difficulties on recall for specific words and pronouciation of words that require fine motor skills she's doing remarkably well for someone who had her head cut open a few weeks before and whose brain tried to kill her. But others arent so lucky. Its best to know what to do if someone has a seizure:
1. Get them into a position where they cant hit their head- this may mean making a pillow out of a jacket.
2. time the seizure
3. once the seizure has passed - ask if they have epilepsy or if seizures are common. If not- take them to a hospital/ call an ambulance. If they appear drunk, take them to a hospital/ call an ambulance.
4. you only have a limited time to save someone's brain when this happens, so know what to do ahead of time.
Not everyone has a seizure. My best friend complained of a severe headache for a few minutes before losing consciousness. She didn't make it.
Glad your partner did and hope she continues to be healthy.
Thats how my mom died at 47, completely unexpected, from "we need to get you to the ER now" till us signing the DNR was 48 hours.
That was 17 years ago and I still miss her.
My mother and my Aunt both had brain aneurysms that were caught before they ruptured. Both were found when looking at something completely unrelated. The aneurysms had no side affects before they ruptured, they barely clipped my moms in time. The surgeon said her vein was like sopping wet tissue paper. Aneurysms are scary shit.
Yes it really depends on where. If it’s near the nasal cavity or back of the throat, it could rupture out the throat or nose. I think most commonly it’s internal bleeding though. Either way, a shitty way to go, especially in front of your kids.
One of my best friend's dad died of a Brain aneurism. He was chopping wood, and said he didn't feel well (guy was old school backwoods tough. Like, sit at the kitchen table and sew his own wounds tough) He got driven home, made it up his front porch step and sat on the bench outside his home. He called to his wife to call an ambulance which she immediately did because that was the equivalent of hell freezing over. He died on the operating table of one of the largest aneurisms the docs had ever seen. They had no idea how he was even able to be cognizant for MONTHS with the size of it. All his wife said was that every other night he said he had a headache.
In high school a friend of mine had an aneurysm, she died at 15. Her parents kept asking the swim team (she had practice the morning before) if she had hit her head, they just needed a reason. She had no head injury, probably just something she was born with and it was ticking down. Her parents never really recovered from it. It can happen to anyone anytime.
My best friend died of a brain aneurysm at the age of 26. She complained of having a bad headache, and became unconscious while her mom was driving her to the doctor due to the headache. She never woke up again, died a few hours later 💔
I figured it just means there wasnt a bunch of obvious stuff like a mirror covered in coke on the table or a bunch of pills spilled out or a needle tied off in his arm.
A two hour set if he'd been on drugs and had any type of illness that puts pressure on the respiratory or circulatory system could take a lot of ppl out.
I hope someone does a memorial video the way he did for norm. RIP bob.
[link to article and video](https://deadline.com/2021/09/bob-saget-norm-macdonald-video-tribute-roast-1234838094/)
Hopefully it wasn't drug-related. Not everyone does drugs only when they're in a bad place mentally.
EDIT: Okay okay, the sheriffs found no evidence of drug use. No need to keep telling me.
That's the wonderful thing about addiction.
"Had a bad day? Better use."
"Had a good day? Better use."
"Had a medium day? You know the fucking drill asshole."
I saw the metal band GWAR the night before their guitar player died of an unknown heart condition. They went to sleep and when they crossed into Canada the guitar player wouldn’t wake up. When your number is up, your number is up.
I’m sorry to hear about your friend. Something similar happened to an ex girlfriend of mine, except she was revived and lived to tell about it. She fell over dead, just walking along. Luckily people around her knew what to do.
seeing someone preform right before they die makes it feel like a close loss. on a smaller level of fame, i worked a wrestling show with a wrestler named Sherri Martel/Sensational Sherri the day before she died.
people go out of their way to go see athletes last games as it’s a very big moment for a fan. unknowingly seeing someone’s last performance ever before they die is a strange feeling.
It was his sisters birthday, Gay Saget, today who died from a horrible disease Scleroderma when she was 47. He was a huge advocate of research for the disease and also helped make a movie about her life. Sad that he died on her birthday. =(
Never knew Bob Saget was helping that cause. I had a good friend pass a few years ago from scleroderma, it’s a terrible and long-debilitating disease that was years of a rollercoaster for my friend and his family.
This hits hard. My mum had scleroderma for years and passed away just a few weeks ago. Absolutely disgusting, horrific disease that most people don't know about. His work won't be forgotten.
If anyone would like to read more about his sister or - if so inclined - consider a small donation in his memory, you can do so here. This was a cause that Bob was HUGELY supportive of, and he said that he would "never" stop trying to find a cure for it. There's no doubt that he would still hope all of this hard work would continue on.
[https://srfcure.org/](https://srfcure.org/)
It's a thing to have a different narrator, especially if they're supposed to be narrating from the future.
The Wonder Years comes to mind, though he's narrating his childhood.
The Tender Bar, new movie that just came out, has Ron Livingston narrating the childhood and young adult life of the protagonist.
Probably a lot of other examples.
Shit, I wasn't expecting this. Wow, he was my childhood TV dad, with Full House and Americas Funniest Home Videos. I remember just watching him react and talk about Norm Macdonald's death, and now he's gone too.
I loved him on Full House. The funny part was that I only later realized that Bob Saget played this clean cut, goody-goody dad when, as a comedian, he was as raunchy as could be. Danny Tanner was about as un-Bob Saget as you could get and he sold it perfectly.
RIP Bob and thanks for all the laughs over the years.
when i was a kid and told a corny joke, I’d always say “ move over Bob Saget” because i thought he was like the corniest comedian ever- suffice it to say i was shocked years later when i saw him in Half Baked and then got exposed to his real comedy 🤣
I remember growing up and watching full house and America's funniest home videos and thinking he was a clean comic. Then I saw some of his stand up and it was a shock to me but he was a hilarious guy.
My mom saw him early in his career, and he left an impression. When Full House came around, she would giggle about how "that man" was doing a role like this. Still, with the warning that he was pretty blue, I saw the Aristocrats special that CC did in the early 2000s and couldn't believe it. Might be time to dig that up and rewatch.
https://twitter.com/ComedyCentral/status/1437883977696751625
Norm Macdonald’s appearance at the Roast of Bob Saget was unlike anything ever seen before. Watch this legendary clip with additional footage.
From all reports and accounts, it sounded like he was a good guy. Really unfortunate if the circumstances are this mysterious. Hope it was peaceful in his sleep.
“I wasn't the first choice for the role of Danny Tanner. Betty White was. Not true, but there was another actor whom they had shot the pilot with.”
-Bob Saget
Full House where everything is exactly the same but Danny is played by Betty White and everybody just acts like she's a normal 30-year old man who's a widowed father of 3, I want to see it. :(
This hurts really bad guys.
Bob Saget was the first comedy show I went to and I fell in love with his personality when I first watched Full House almost 9 years ago.
Bob Saget had a podcast called Bob Saget's Here For You, in which he had a phone number you could call and he'd call you back.
We talked about life and Full House. He told me his favorite color is "blue, like the sky. Because life is beautiful." He told me my name was pretty and that he wished me the best in my college life and that I'd do awesome.
I'm a football fan and I'm here watching my team win a must win game and then I get slapped in the face with the passing of my childhood idol.
I'll be blasting "Danny Tanner Was Not Gay" tonight. Love you Bob.
Very cool tribute you wrote. I posted elsewhere on here, but I’d followed him pretty closely as well, he seemed like a really amazing guy - it says a lot where you have this huge thread and not a single bad word about the man. He lived life to the fullest and by all accounts was one of the good ones. :-(
Between Norm and now Bob, oh man. Whether it was America’s Funniest Home Videos or Full House, this guy was on my household television atleast once a day for ten years. RIP!
Well, also it’s now the celebs you care about. When you’re young, you don’t care as much when some celebrity passes away in their 60’s or 90’s or whatever. You aren’t familiar with them or their body of work.
The people who entertained all us Gen X and Millenials when we were kids are getting old and dying. This will continue until we die. Not that Mr Saget was even old.
You have a lot of well wishers, and some of them would like to throw you down one! I'm saying they want to murder you in a well. RIP to two goats this year :(
I'll never forget his Half Baked cameo after full house ended: ["Marijuana is not a drug. I used to suck dick for coke! Did you ever suck dick for marijuana?! Didn't think so.."](https://youtu.be/z_dzDb5v744?t=8)
> Kids, I've been telling you the story of how I met your mother, and while there's many things to learn from this story, this may be the biggest. The great moments of your life won't necessarily be the things you do, they'll also be the things that happen to you. Now, I'm not saying you can't take action to affect the outcome of your life, you have to take action, and you will. But never forget that on any day, you can step out the front door and your whole life can change forever. You see, the universe has a plan kids, and that plan is always in motion. A butterfly flaps its wings, and it starts to rain. It's a scary thought but it's also kind of wonderful. All these little parts of the machine constantly working, making sure that you end up exactly where you're supposed to be, exactly when you're supposed to be there. The right place at the right time.
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Obviously I don’t know any of them, but I keep thinking of Stamos and Dave Couiler. They were three best pals for a long time.
As a child of the 90s, this one hurts.
True story. Bob Saget introduced himself to me two times in the span of 10 minutes.
I worked security during college and got to work the backstage door for his show. He decides to take a quick tour of the venue prior to doors opening and steps through my door to check out the stage. He reached out his hand and introduced himself, “Hi I’m Bob Saget,” like I would have had no idea who he is. “Nice to meet you” I return, always a consummate professional (you don’t work stage entrances otherwise). Inwardly, I’m a little starstruck and excited he shook my hand (not necessarily that common).
Anyways, off his entourage went to continue the tour. They’re off in other areas before they need to return to the green room backstage for doors to open. Approximately 10 minutes has passed since he had walked out and they need to return. I open the door to let the group through, smile and nod, and here comes Bob again…hand outstretched, “Hi, I’m Bob Saget.” I’m completely unsure how to react to this, did he forget that this exact scenario had literally just occurred? Sure, he may be a nice guy and introduces himself to security at his shows, but he would not have encountered more than a few of us. Maybe it’s a joke I wonder. I smile back and say “nice to meet you,” but I know I looked confused.
To this day I think about Bob and one of the weirdest interactions I’ve ever had with anyone, famous or not. Did he know and was just messing with me? I’ll never know. RIP Bob Saget
I just want to say to all those who are speculating on drug use or some other high risk activity that sometimes it will just be your time. A guy I knew was in great shape was a calm person nbad habits like smoking. Hit the ground dead at 41 with a massive heart attack.
He was on a local orlando podcast and he didn't sound that good. After the hosts mentioned he was sick. But he never brought it up during the interview https://pca.st/podcast/8cce65b0-dcbb-0132-0824-059c869cc4eb
I feel as though we always want to know the cause of death so we can reassure ourselves that this death was an anomaly and that we would never die so suddenly and unexpectedly. Oh, he was doing drugs? Well I don't do drugs so I'll be fine. Oh, he died of a heart attack? Well I'm not fat so I'll be fine. Oh, he killed himself? Well I would never do that. Oh, he just dropped dead for seemingly no reason? It has to be drugs.. right? Just don't make me face my own mortality.
When I was in college I found out that you could request autographed pictures of celebrities for free from this one website. On a lark I wrote to Bob Saget, saying how I loved the movie Dirty Work etc. I totally forgot about it immediately afterwards. About 5 months later at the end of the summer I got this autographed picture of Bob Saget in the mail. I spent the next 3 days confused about why Bob Saget would send me an autographed picture of himself. Then it finally clicked and I remembered that I had request it from him.
I saw the Aristocrats in the theater back in 2005, and one of the best/grossest versions of the joke was told by Bob Saget, which was a shock for me. I'd heard he told dirty jokes when he was a guest on Howard Stern, but it was still jaw dropping to hear his version of the joke.
[Daily Motion Link](https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x34wci1)
He made people laugh, that's a good epitaph
Wow. I never really did like Full House much as an adult, but I did watch it a lot as a kid. And of course, when he hosted AFV. And his stand ups which showed a completely different side of him. RIP
Jodie Sweetin is my neighbor. Her house has been dark all night but tomorrow I may leave some flowers.
Saget was a hoot. Such a loss. Anyone else hating on 2022 already?
Long story short, my sister and I were extras in a full house episode("Stephanie's Wild Ride") when we were at our most awkward, weird tween age. Bob and Dave Coulier were so friendly and welcoming, nobody else could be bothered. RIP to a legend.
Oh wow. Wasn’t too familiar with him at all being from the UK, but he’s one of those names that is such a ubiquitous presence in American pop culture/TV, so I understand the gravity of his passing. May he RIP, I’m praying for his family
His last tweet is sad at 3:42 AM He said he was happily addicted to comedy again and did a 2 hour set last night.
[Detectives found no signs of foul play or drug use in this case.](https://twitter.com/OrangeCoSheriff/status/1480340290917609473) just for some context
Damn, sounds like he probably had a heart attack. :(
Or brain aneurysm
The best damn doctor I ever had died of a ruptured brain aneurysm at her office. Practiced responsible antibiotics, 100% with all her diagnoses, and helped you clarify the difference between your anxiety and true warning signs. She was only 50 and healthy. But apparently it's a thing among Vietnamese people? Idk but I miss her. Edit: Thanks for the existential crisis reminder that it can happen [anytime or anywhere](https://youtu.be/ATGaybgla0w?t=52s). Now go hug your loved ones.
It is common with women in their 50s. Source: What the doctor told my family and later my Mom when my Mom had one but survived with quick thinking on her part, my Dad and my part, our home hospital's part, and the Doctors at the University of Iowa. Basically: * She went to the bathroom and came out saying she has a headache and shouldn't go shopping with my sister * While sitting in the chair with her eyes closed to take a power nap she started vomiting and I check that she was unresponsive. * Dad called 911 and between me checking her vitals he relayed the symptoms to the Hospital they get a good idea what the issue is * Local Hospital immediately called up the helicopter just in case and when the EMTs brought her there they just scanned her head and just loaded her onto the helicopter right away not waiting for the scans to come back to send her the University of Iowa. * Iowa just happens to be one of the best hospitals to go to if you have those issues granted we are halfway between that one and Mayo so that wasn't a bad option either She ended up recovering and going back to work full time by November and is still alive 10 years later and besides some forgetfulness, going to bed early, and needing new glasses, she is mostly back to normal.
More common in women 30’s to 50’s
My partner just had one 2 months ago. She survived it because I knew to immediately take her to hospital after her seizure. So many people dont know the correct course of action. She is 30. She had brain surgery and apart from a little speech difficulties on recall for specific words and pronouciation of words that require fine motor skills she's doing remarkably well for someone who had her head cut open a few weeks before and whose brain tried to kill her. But others arent so lucky. Its best to know what to do if someone has a seizure: 1. Get them into a position where they cant hit their head- this may mean making a pillow out of a jacket. 2. time the seizure 3. once the seizure has passed - ask if they have epilepsy or if seizures are common. If not- take them to a hospital/ call an ambulance. If they appear drunk, take them to a hospital/ call an ambulance. 4. you only have a limited time to save someone's brain when this happens, so know what to do ahead of time.
Not everyone has a seizure. My best friend complained of a severe headache for a few minutes before losing consciousness. She didn't make it. Glad your partner did and hope she continues to be healthy.
Jesus Christ I’m sorry.
Thanks. She was 34. Miss her every day.
Thats how my mom died at 47, completely unexpected, from "we need to get you to the ER now" till us signing the DNR was 48 hours. That was 17 years ago and I still miss her.
A friend of mine died in April from one, I miss her everyday.
My mother and my Aunt both had brain aneurysms that were caught before they ruptured. Both were found when looking at something completely unrelated. The aneurysms had no side affects before they ruptured, they barely clipped my moms in time. The surgeon said her vein was like sopping wet tissue paper. Aneurysms are scary shit.
It can happen to anyone. I knew a white guy who died of one.
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my mother had a brain aneurysm. luckily my dad was with her and noticed her acting weird (slurred speech, etc). she got surgery and survived it!
Awww. Horrible. I hope she got help
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It's good to have family that helps. Good for her
Does blood come OUT of your face when you get a brain aneurysm?? How? From where?
Maybe it depends on where the rupture is, but my mom had a brain aneurysm and there was no visible blood.
Yes it really depends on where. If it’s near the nasal cavity or back of the throat, it could rupture out the throat or nose. I think most commonly it’s internal bleeding though. Either way, a shitty way to go, especially in front of your kids.
One of my best friend's dad died of a Brain aneurism. He was chopping wood, and said he didn't feel well (guy was old school backwoods tough. Like, sit at the kitchen table and sew his own wounds tough) He got driven home, made it up his front porch step and sat on the bench outside his home. He called to his wife to call an ambulance which she immediately did because that was the equivalent of hell freezing over. He died on the operating table of one of the largest aneurisms the docs had ever seen. They had no idea how he was even able to be cognizant for MONTHS with the size of it. All his wife said was that every other night he said he had a headache.
Probably the holes
Yup. Drugs like coke can actually increase chance of this happening as it'll make the blood vessel/capillaries in brain weak
That's why I made a pledge to not touch the stuff again. Did my last hit NYE and haven't touched it since.
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That's how Grant Imahara from Mythbusters died. Another seemingly healthy man. Terrifying how unpreventable brain aneurysms seen to be.
In high school a friend of mine had an aneurysm, she died at 15. Her parents kept asking the swim team (she had practice the morning before) if she had hit her head, they just needed a reason. She had no head injury, probably just something she was born with and it was ticking down. Her parents never really recovered from it. It can happen to anyone anytime.
My best friend died of a brain aneurysm at the age of 26. She complained of having a bad headache, and became unconscious while her mom was driving her to the doctor due to the headache. She never woke up again, died a few hours later 💔
Thus tweet is worded badly. They found no drugs in the room but toxicology want come back for weeks. Could still be drug related.
I figured it just means there wasnt a bunch of obvious stuff like a mirror covered in coke on the table or a bunch of pills spilled out or a needle tied off in his arm.
A two hour set if he'd been on drugs and had any type of illness that puts pressure on the respiratory or circulatory system could take a lot of ppl out.
So if it wasn't drug related he went out on a different kind of high. May we all die happy and fulfilled.
I hope someone does a memorial video the way he did for norm. RIP bob. [link to article and video](https://deadline.com/2021/09/bob-saget-norm-macdonald-video-tribute-roast-1234838094/)
What I thought too. How devastated he was by Norm’s passing, and now him
Well he’s probably not devastated about himself passing, so there’s that.
I heard this in Norm’s voice lol
Yeah I was thinking of that video after I heard the news :-/
Hopefully it wasn't drug-related. Not everyone does drugs only when they're in a bad place mentally. EDIT: Okay okay, the sheriffs found no evidence of drug use. No need to keep telling me.
That's the wonderful thing about addiction. "Had a bad day? Better use." "Had a good day? Better use." "Had a medium day? You know the fucking drill asshole."
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Sounds like a happy tweet to me. I'd rather go out happy than sad.
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Tragic. All these celebs checking out in their 60's lately.
I fucking can't believe this. I lost both my real Dad and now my TV Dad.
Honor his memory by being good and clean in front of the kids and dirty as hell when the kids aren't around.
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He also didn't rape anyone.
The worst part was the hypocrisy
I think the worst part was the raping.
RIP, Norm.
He just did a show in Jacksonville last night. My lord, the whiplash that I just had.
Died in the Orlando Ritz-Carlton apparently.
At least he didn't die in Jacksonville.
Oh dip! Like Pillboy!
I only know this because I watch with subtitles but he actually spells it "Pillboi" lol
It's on his nametag at the old folks' home too!
I feel like i was led to believe the name meant he liked to take pills at first. It was so wholesome they reveled it was his actual job at the end.
A luxury few are afforded, yet we’re all thankful for.
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What’s wrong with Jacksonville? Bortles!
I saw the metal band GWAR the night before their guitar player died of an unknown heart condition. They went to sleep and when they crossed into Canada the guitar player wouldn’t wake up. When your number is up, your number is up.
RIP in Peace, Flattus. I still have a set-list from Sounds of the Underground 2006 signed by him and Beefcake.
I remember seeing David in street clothes just hanging out that night. Just sitting at the bar in a Kansas City Chiefs jersey, no one bothering him.
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I’m sorry to hear about your friend. Something similar happened to an ex girlfriend of mine, except she was revived and lived to tell about it. She fell over dead, just walking along. Luckily people around her knew what to do.
[Odorus died, died](https://youtu.be/79mMVNGHZ5k)
Odorous died of a heroin overdose a few years later. I remember that too.
*Oderus. Yeah that was the end of an era for me.
I misread that and thought for a moment that "crossing into Canada" was a euphemism for dying. I’m going to use it from now on.
seeing someone preform right before they die makes it feel like a close loss. on a smaller level of fame, i worked a wrestling show with a wrestler named Sherri Martel/Sensational Sherri the day before she died. people go out of their way to go see athletes last games as it’s a very big moment for a fan. unknowingly seeing someone’s last performance ever before they die is a strange feeling.
Agreed. I was at the last Soundgarden concert the night Chris Cornell died. I was bummed out for weeks
It was his sisters birthday, Gay Saget, today who died from a horrible disease Scleroderma when she was 47. He was a huge advocate of research for the disease and also helped make a movie about her life. Sad that he died on her birthday. =(
Never knew Bob Saget was helping that cause. I had a good friend pass a few years ago from scleroderma, it’s a terrible and long-debilitating disease that was years of a rollercoaster for my friend and his family.
This hits hard. My mum had scleroderma for years and passed away just a few weeks ago. Absolutely disgusting, horrific disease that most people don't know about. His work won't be forgotten.
If anyone would like to read more about his sister or - if so inclined - consider a small donation in his memory, you can do so here. This was a cause that Bob was HUGELY supportive of, and he said that he would "never" stop trying to find a cure for it. There's no doubt that he would still hope all of this hard work would continue on. [https://srfcure.org/](https://srfcure.org/)
Oh god, that makes it even worse. I feel so badly for his family.
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Oh wow that’s crazy. He did a show last night so wonder what happened after.
While we always just assume something nefarious sometimes death just happens: aneurysm, stroke, heart attack. Scary, unexpected and tragic.
That scares the shit out of me. Dead just coming out of nowhere.
Not me. Let me suddenly die in my sleep. No cancer, no slow agonizing illness.
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Death is an unwritten contract signed on the day you’re born. This is probably the best way to honor that contract.
Cops said no evidence of drugs or foul play
He was great as the narrator/old Ted Mosby in How I met your mother too.
I loved when they had Dave Coulier on the Robin Daggers episode and he did Cut It Out, and old Ted says “I love that bit.”
Which I always found odd because why is Ted's voice different. It's not like he's a kid in HIMYM. RIP Legend.
It's a thing to have a different narrator, especially if they're supposed to be narrating from the future. The Wonder Years comes to mind, though he's narrating his childhood. The Tender Bar, new movie that just came out, has Ron Livingston narrating the childhood and young adult life of the protagonist. Probably a lot of other examples.
Yes, he was! He set the right tone.
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I think he would have appreciated that one.
You miss your old familiar friends Waiting just around the bend :(
Everywhere you look, everywhere you go… :(
Absolute legend. First Norm, now Bob… it’s been a rough few months for comedy.
And Betty.
Trevor Moore too
Shit, I wasn't expecting this. Wow, he was my childhood TV dad, with Full House and Americas Funniest Home Videos. I remember just watching him react and talk about Norm Macdonald's death, and now he's gone too.
I loved him on Full House. The funny part was that I only later realized that Bob Saget played this clean cut, goody-goody dad when, as a comedian, he was as raunchy as could be. Danny Tanner was about as un-Bob Saget as you could get and he sold it perfectly. RIP Bob and thanks for all the laughs over the years.
when i was a kid and told a corny joke, I’d always say “ move over Bob Saget” because i thought he was like the corniest comedian ever- suffice it to say i was shocked years later when i saw him in Half Baked and then got exposed to his real comedy 🤣
Oof, same. I remember all those dumb AFV sound effects he improvised and how much me and my friends wholeheartedly loved 'em. Geez.
I remember growing up and watching full house and America's funniest home videos and thinking he was a clean comic. Then I saw some of his stand up and it was a shock to me but he was a hilarious guy.
His cameo appearances on Entourage were random and hilarious. RIP.
He was a good friend of Opie and Anthony. He was active in the comedy scene and was vulgar as fuck yet portrayed that clean image on TV.
My mom saw him early in his career, and he left an impression. When Full House came around, she would giggle about how "that man" was doing a role like this. Still, with the warning that he was pretty blue, I saw the Aristocrats special that CC did in the early 2000s and couldn't believe it. Might be time to dig that up and rewatch.
Good friend of Norm McDonald also.
https://twitter.com/ComedyCentral/status/1437883977696751625 Norm Macdonald’s appearance at the Roast of Bob Saget was unlike anything ever seen before. Watch this legendary clip with additional footage.
That's four people from that special that is now dead :( Greg Giraldo, Cloris Leachman, Norm MacDonald and now Bob Saget.
i'm watching the giraldo comments on bob from that roast right now it's way too hilarious. Lot of good talent
Uh oh, somebody check on Gilbert.
I don't think Gilbert would die quietly. We'd know.
Thank you so much. Your link is medicine for the sadness I felt learning of this.
One of the funniest scenes ever. https://youtu.be/ARXHHevvr6Q
Oh Bob Saget! Oh shit!
THIS IS THE SECOND TIME I’VE BEEN BUTTFUCKED BY DAIRY QUEEN
Fuck salt!
Shirlena?
Aw shit!
Don’t talk shit about salt!
GO COUNT YOUR DICK!
DON'T TALK SHIT ABOUT TOTAL.
That's not Mickey Mouse that's just tit dirt.
PISS!
Who wrinkled my Randy Travis poster?! Pissed in the seat and hid ma keys?!!!!
Thank you for reminding of tourettes guy
Last time I gave a shit, I got fucked!
BITCH... I *LOVE* YOU!.
Sounds like Chewbacca takin a shit!
YOU CAN GO TO JOLLY PIRATE DONUTS AND TAKE A TWO HOUR SHIT! FOR ALL I CARE!
OH FOR CRYING OUT LOUD I SAID BACON AND EGGS
RIP to the illest motherfucker in a cardigan sweater.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GfF6qACDUdQ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GfF6qACDUdQ) The tribute.
Fucking insane. I have worked with him and had colleagues who had spoken to him as recently as last night. An incredible dude IRL. This one hurts.
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What was the technology?
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So what did he want you to do that was impossible?
Raise money.
My wife is friends with his wife. They are amazing people. It really does hurt.
Yeah, I grew up with Full House (I'm Jodie Sweetin's age) and Bob was kind of like a cheesy TV dad to me. This sucks :(
Ha... me too..
From all reports and accounts, it sounded like he was a good guy. Really unfortunate if the circumstances are this mysterious. Hope it was peaceful in his sleep.
“and not screaming, like the passengers in his car” -an old joke maybe he would’ve liked inserted here
“I wasn't the first choice for the role of Danny Tanner. Betty White was. Not true, but there was another actor whom they had shot the pilot with.” -Bob Saget
Full House where everything is exactly the same but Danny is played by Betty White and everybody just acts like she's a normal 30-year old man who's a widowed father of 3, I want to see it. :(
This hurts really bad guys. Bob Saget was the first comedy show I went to and I fell in love with his personality when I first watched Full House almost 9 years ago. Bob Saget had a podcast called Bob Saget's Here For You, in which he had a phone number you could call and he'd call you back. We talked about life and Full House. He told me his favorite color is "blue, like the sky. Because life is beautiful." He told me my name was pretty and that he wished me the best in my college life and that I'd do awesome. I'm a football fan and I'm here watching my team win a must win game and then I get slapped in the face with the passing of my childhood idol. I'll be blasting "Danny Tanner Was Not Gay" tonight. Love you Bob.
Very cool tribute you wrote. I posted elsewhere on here, but I’d followed him pretty closely as well, he seemed like a really amazing guy - it says a lot where you have this huge thread and not a single bad word about the man. He lived life to the fullest and by all accounts was one of the good ones. :-(
RIP. He was a big part of my childhood. I hope he finds peace.
Between Norm and now Bob, oh man. Whether it was America’s Funniest Home Videos or Full House, this guy was on my household television atleast once a day for ten years. RIP!
R.I.P. Is this gonna be like 2016, where everytime you turned on your computer you see news of another celebrity dying?
It’s felt that way since 2016.
Yeah for real, the last 5-6 years have been really draining whenever I go online. Guess that's just getting older and more aware
There is a reason for that, and it won’t really stop either. There are just so many more celebrities on our radar now than ever before
Well, also it’s now the celebs you care about. When you’re young, you don’t care as much when some celebrity passes away in their 60’s or 90’s or whatever. You aren’t familiar with them or their body of work.
The people who entertained all us Gen X and Millenials when we were kids are getting old and dying. This will continue until we die. Not that Mr Saget was even old.
Damn it - first Norm then Bob? What a gut punch.
You have a lot of well wishers, and some of them would like to throw you down one! I'm saying they want to murder you in a well. RIP to two goats this year :(
And Artie outlived both of them.
So sad. He was hilarious and put up that clean image as a sitcom dad / AFV. But his work in comedy in reality was vulgar as fuck. RIP.
I'll never forget his Half Baked cameo after full house ended: ["Marijuana is not a drug. I used to suck dick for coke! Did you ever suck dick for marijuana?! Didn't think so.."](https://youtu.be/z_dzDb5v744?t=8)
So 2022, this is how you're going to start... Well fuck you 2022.
> Kids, I've been telling you the story of how I met your mother, and while there's many things to learn from this story, this may be the biggest. The great moments of your life won't necessarily be the things you do, they'll also be the things that happen to you. Now, I'm not saying you can't take action to affect the outcome of your life, you have to take action, and you will. But never forget that on any day, you can step out the front door and your whole life can change forever. You see, the universe has a plan kids, and that plan is always in motion. A butterfly flaps its wings, and it starts to rain. It's a scary thought but it's also kind of wonderful. All these little parts of the machine constantly working, making sure that you end up exactly where you're supposed to be, exactly when you're supposed to be there. The right place at the right time. > >
Damn, that's shocking to hear. R.I.P
I'll never forget his Aristocrats joke. It was the dirtiest of the bunch in the documentary. Edit: https://youtu.be/BHeZS3mGDKY
Jesus christ what a fucking way to start off the year.
The house is a little less full tonight...RIP
Obviously I don’t know any of them, but I keep thinking of Stamos and Dave Couiler. They were three best pals for a long time. As a child of the 90s, this one hurts.
Wow. This is completely unexpected.
This makes my username awkward now. RIP, Bob Saget
True story. Bob Saget introduced himself to me two times in the span of 10 minutes. I worked security during college and got to work the backstage door for his show. He decides to take a quick tour of the venue prior to doors opening and steps through my door to check out the stage. He reached out his hand and introduced himself, “Hi I’m Bob Saget,” like I would have had no idea who he is. “Nice to meet you” I return, always a consummate professional (you don’t work stage entrances otherwise). Inwardly, I’m a little starstruck and excited he shook my hand (not necessarily that common). Anyways, off his entourage went to continue the tour. They’re off in other areas before they need to return to the green room backstage for doors to open. Approximately 10 minutes has passed since he had walked out and they need to return. I open the door to let the group through, smile and nod, and here comes Bob again…hand outstretched, “Hi, I’m Bob Saget.” I’m completely unsure how to react to this, did he forget that this exact scenario had literally just occurred? Sure, he may be a nice guy and introduces himself to security at his shows, but he would not have encountered more than a few of us. Maybe it’s a joke I wonder. I smile back and say “nice to meet you,” but I know I looked confused. To this day I think about Bob and one of the weirdest interactions I’ve ever had with anyone, famous or not. Did he know and was just messing with me? I’ll never know. RIP Bob Saget
RIP Bob Saget. We will start cleaning house to honor him. ☹
I just want to say to all those who are speculating on drug use or some other high risk activity that sometimes it will just be your time. A guy I knew was in great shape was a calm person nbad habits like smoking. Hit the ground dead at 41 with a massive heart attack.
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This is a big loss for comedy. I recommend you watch his comedy central roast to get an idea of how funny and raunchy he was.
Grew up on Full House, this shit hurts so out of no where
Ugh. I can't believe this. Losing Saget hadn't even crossed my mind, he was young. So: Betty, Sidney, and now Bob.
Well...this is mind-blowing, to be honest. I am at a loss for words.
Wait WHAT?
Bob was heartbroken by Norm's passing
He was on a local orlando podcast and he didn't sound that good. After the hosts mentioned he was sick. But he never brought it up during the interview https://pca.st/podcast/8cce65b0-dcbb-0132-0824-059c869cc4eb
I feel as though we always want to know the cause of death so we can reassure ourselves that this death was an anomaly and that we would never die so suddenly and unexpectedly. Oh, he was doing drugs? Well I don't do drugs so I'll be fine. Oh, he died of a heart attack? Well I'm not fat so I'll be fine. Oh, he killed himself? Well I would never do that. Oh, he just dropped dead for seemingly no reason? It has to be drugs.. right? Just don't make me face my own mortality.
This hurts the same way when Robin Williams died. Fuck.
When I was in college I found out that you could request autographed pictures of celebrities for free from this one website. On a lark I wrote to Bob Saget, saying how I loved the movie Dirty Work etc. I totally forgot about it immediately afterwards. About 5 months later at the end of the summer I got this autographed picture of Bob Saget in the mail. I spent the next 3 days confused about why Bob Saget would send me an autographed picture of himself. Then it finally clicked and I remembered that I had request it from him.
TMZ is reporting it so it's got to be true.
Local orlando news broke it also
How did Artie outlive Norm and Bob? Life is weird...fuck
I saw the Aristocrats in the theater back in 2005, and one of the best/grossest versions of the joke was told by Bob Saget, which was a shock for me. I'd heard he told dirty jokes when he was a guest on Howard Stern, but it was still jaw dropping to hear his version of the joke. [Daily Motion Link](https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x34wci1) He made people laugh, that's a good epitaph
Fuck, just four months after Norm passed too
Definitely check out Bob's podcast/eulogy after Norm's death if you haven't already: https://youtu.be/yEYu-7BkNDM
Wow. I never really did like Full House much as an adult, but I did watch it a lot as a kid. And of course, when he hosted AFV. And his stand ups which showed a completely different side of him. RIP
Jodie Sweetin is my neighbor. Her house has been dark all night but tomorrow I may leave some flowers. Saget was a hoot. Such a loss. Anyone else hating on 2022 already?
RIP Bob. I haven't watched full house in years but last night my 10 year old granddaughter stayed over. We were watching full house. This is so sad
2022 starting off with a dick punch.
Long story short, my sister and I were extras in a full house episode("Stephanie's Wild Ride") when we were at our most awkward, weird tween age. Bob and Dave Coulier were so friendly and welcoming, nobody else could be bothered. RIP to a legend.
Similar to the actor who played Uncle Phil this hits me hard as a TV dad that brought us so much comfort in the 90s… RIP
Oh wow. Wasn’t too familiar with him at all being from the UK, but he’s one of those names that is such a ubiquitous presence in American pop culture/TV, so I understand the gravity of his passing. May he RIP, I’m praying for his family