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Beloved 'Yes, Dear' Star Anthony Clark Dies
12 Nov
Summary
- Comedian Anthony Clark, known for 'Yes, Dear,' has died.
- His former costar Mike O'Malley announced his passing on X.
- Clark was a celebrated Boston comedian in the 1990s.
The entertainment world mourns the loss of Anthony Clark, the gifted comedian and actor widely recognized for his role in the CBS sitcom "Yes, Dear." His passing was confirmed on Wednesday by former co-star Mike O'Malley via a statement on X.
O'Malley fondly recalled Clark as a standout comedic performer who gained significant recognition in Boston during the mid-1990s for his sold-out shows. He described Clark's unique style as one where the comedian shared in the audience's laughter at his own absurd stories and observations, stating he was a fan before becoming a friend.
Clark starred as Greg Warner, opposite O'Malley's Jimmy Hughes, in "Yes, Dear." The popular sitcom aired for six seasons on CBS, concluding its run in 2006 after 122 episodes. O'Malley shared throwback photos from the show's final episode alongside his tribute, reflecting on their time together.
