Trevor Moore was known as a hilarious sketch comedian, TV Host, and all-around great guy.   His off-the-wall humor and great screen presence made him a standout in his comedy troupe The Whitest Kids U' Know.  During the insanity of the COVID 19 quarantine, Trevor mysteriously fell to his death at his home in Los Angeles. To this day, no one is certain as to exactly what happened.  

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Owen Hart was born into wrestling royalty. Fighting his way out of the shadow cast by his older brother— Bret the hitman Hart— Owen became one of the most respected and hated international wrestlers of the 90’s..until it all came crashing down. That’s today on Death in Entertainment.

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Barbara Colby was a talented television, film and Broadway actress. Her infectious personality and hard work spawned relationships with the likes of Mary Tyler Moore, Cloris Leachman and Jack Klugman. All signs pointed to her becoming a superstar until she was tragically murdered in Los Angeles, California at the age of 36. That’s today on Death in Entertainment.

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Howdy folks, golly do we have a doozy for you today. It’s the story of Jim Varney. He was one heck of a versatile performer. The man could go from Shakespeare to Slapstick like green grass through a goose. In the 80 and 90s, his Commercials, TV Shows and Movies were everywhere!  

His signature character Ernest P. Worrell captured the hearts of millions with his hilarious antics, lovable personality and memorable catchphrases. Knowhatimean? But like any great ride, it ended far too soon. 

This episode will be filled with laughs, gasps and plenty of nostalgia. And hey Vern, you might wanna have your hanky nearby, because there's also gonna be some tears. Stay tuned for Death in Entertainment!

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Comedy writer and humorist Doug Kenney completely changed the American comedic landscape.  After co-founding Harvard and National Lampoon-- he brought a specific dark and twisted satire that gave comedy, and brought himself to,  a dangerous edge. Today on Death in Entertainment.

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Once upon a time in a faraway land, where it’s flat and immense, and the heat is intense, a man named Walt Disney built a theme park. It’s a magical place where millions of people gather to hang out with Mickey Mouse and wait in long lines while gobbling down overpriced funnel cakes. They say it’s the happiest place on earth. Or is it?

There’s a myth that nobody dies at Disney World. Not only is that a bunch of horse pucky, but there’s actually been a high number of onsite fatalities through the years. Perhaps you would like to hear the tale? Ok. Proceed with caution. Because these are disturbing stories where there is no happily ever after. Consider this your "Tigger" warning. You’re now in the lightning lane for Death in Entertainment!

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Singers like Amy Winehouse don't come around very often. She was an old soul with a new sound.  A unique blend of Jazz and RnB with a bite. Her songs resonated with millions of fans, telling deeply personal tales of love and heartbreak. 

Amy exploded onto the world's stage in the mid-2000s, becoming the music industry's "It Girl." But it was over almost as soon as it began. Drug addiction, a toxic relationship and relentless media coverage would be her downfall. And unfortunately, when they tried to make her go to rehab, she said No, No, No. Hear her fascinating story today on Death in Entertainment.

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Storm Chasers was a popular show about, well, take a wild guess. Thrusting audiences into the eye of the storm, dozens of scientists, cameramen, producers and medical personnel, risked their lives over five seasons to bring us footage unable to be captured anywhere else. That was until the biggest tornado ever recorded took the lives of three team members: Tim Samaras, his son Paul, and Carl Young.

It's as thrilling as the hit movie Twister – except it's real!  

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Delphi, Indiana, a small, woodsy town north of Indianapolis, became the site of two of the most notorious murders of recent memory. Originally dubbed the Snapchat Murders, local teens Abby Williams and Liberty German caught their killer on video just before being lured to their deaths. So why did it take 5 years to figure out who was responsible?

In this episode, the guys go over every theory and, as a bonus, Kyle recounts his own experience visiting the murder scene. He was a stranger in a strange land. You have to hear his story to believe it. What happens in rural Indiana doesn't stay there anymore! 

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Charles Harrelson— father of famous actor Woody Harrelson— was arrested for 3 separate murders. But was he set up by the very CIA he claims to have worked for? Find out this week on Death in Entertainment

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