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Frist?
ReplyDeleteAnd that's terrible, btw. RIP. :(
ReplyDeleteWasn't he in that cinematic masterpiece, Mannequin? My childhood weeps.
ReplyDeleteYes, he was Hollywood, the gay window designer in Mannequin. Sad, I liked him on designing women. RIP, sweetie. (SO watching Mannequin today)
DeleteYes, one of the most fantabulous movies ever. I'm with you, soccer mom, I'll be watching it tonight!
Deleteaww sads rip
ReplyDeleteThis is so sad for me. I loved Designing Women and it's reruns so it was always on in my house throughout the 80-90s and now recently. Mesach was wonderful amist all those strong women, may he RIP.
ReplyDelete@sillygirl---lol! I vaguely remember that movie and him in it...
ReplyDeleteThis saddens my heart. Meshach Taylor was awesome. "Hollywooooood" was hilarious and how can anyone not love his character, Anthony on Designing Women. /long sigh....
ReplyDeleteRIP Meshach Taylor. You will be missed.
RIP. Loved Mannequin and Designing Women
ReplyDeleteDesigning women was the Shite and I have seen Mannequin aboot 259 times
ReplyDeleteOt I Dvr Can't Buy Me Love last night with old school Patrick Dempsey
OMG I was obsessed with Can't Buy Me Love when I was younger! I still oven it on VHS haha
DeleteWow. Sad. I wonder how or why.
ReplyDeleteCondolences to his loved ones.
I remember the song from Mannequin ---something about "Nooothins gonna stop us nowwww". Question: Did he play a gay man on Designing Women--as in actually had male relationships etc? Cause there was not much of that on tv in the 80s...
ReplyDeleteHe played a straight man. He was amazing and that was one of my all-time favorite shows.
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ReplyDeleteLast night twitter said he was on his deathbed and fading fast. I didn't think it would be this fast :( it was cancer but I don't remember which kind. Fuck cancer.
ReplyDeleteHe was awesome in Criminal Minds episodes as well. Safe travels
ReplyDeleteOh no! He and his show were such a huge part of my childhood; loved his character ❤️ RIP Meshach.
ReplyDeleteThe character was straight but I doubt Taylor was.
ReplyDeleteRIP. I loved his character and the whole cast of Designing Women.
ReplyDeleteRIP Meshach. He was a great actor.
ReplyDeleteOh no…he was wonderful…RIP
ReplyDeleteHe was married with four children
ReplyDeletePeace
Hollywooooood!
ReplyDeleteRIP...<3
FWIW and not that it matters but he was married and had 4 children. Married since the 80s. Prayers for his family. If it was cancer, such a horrible way to go but he's not suffering now.
ReplyDeleteI was so saddened to hear this news this morning. I've watched quite a bit of "Designing Women" lately -- thanks, LOGO! -- and my brother and I were just talking about MANNEQUIN yesterday. Safe travels, Mr. Taylor.
ReplyDeleteHis mother lives in Indy and recently turned 100. How sad that her son died a few days later.
ReplyDeleteRIP
RIP.
ReplyDeleteMeshach Taylor was about the only thing I liked about Designing Women. Those smug, verbose speeches that Julia Sugarbaker gave every episode were cringeworthy.
Anthony! !!
ReplyDeleteLoved his chemistry with Delta Carter
RIP. Thanks for the wonderful laughs you gave us. You will be missed.
ReplyDeleteFirst thought that came to mind was seeing Mannequin 2: On the Move on an airplane. That memory aside, I hope he rests in peace, he was a funny guy.
ReplyDeleteHollywood! :(
ReplyDeleteHollywood, Hollywood Montrose!
@Mango I am for The South and would love to be able to go all Julia Sugerbaker on someone. I loved Anthony.
ReplyDeleteRIP Mr Taylor. You provided me with many a good laugh while you were on Designing Women.
ReplyDeleteI loved him in Mannequin and Designing too. RIP lovely man.
ReplyDeleteSo terribly sad. RIP.
ReplyDeleteWhen I read this on Dlisted this morning, it was like a punch in the gut. I wasn't a "fan" of his per se, but I loved Designing Woman when I was growing up, and loved his character in it, so it feels like I have just lost someone I actually knew.
ReplyDeleteRIP Meshach
I read something last night that his family stated on his Facebook or somewhere that he hasn't died but he was on his death bed. If it is true, RIP Meshach! We all loved you in Mannequin.
ReplyDeleteRip my friend.
ReplyDeleteI saw him at the movies in Pasadena during the Designing Women run. I was shocked that he was with a woman. He was very sweet to the people who fanned him.
ReplyDeleteThis news really saddened me. I really liked his work. RIP Meshach.
ReplyDeleteRip.
ReplyDelete"And later...she's gonna exfoliate me!"
ReplyDeleteRIP