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I would make a joke here, but it just seems incredibly wrong to be flippant about a man who introduced the world to “Beverly Hills 90201″ and “Melrose Place.”
For God’s sake, I’m not an animal.
Luckily, he and his daughter, Tori Spelling (of course), had a chance to reconcile before his passing. And, he left this world believing her second marriage had a shot in hell at working.
Sheesh. It turns out, I am an animal.
For serious, this is really sad. I don’t want to bring anybody down, but let’s have a moment of silence for the man who brought you Brenda Walsh, in all of her bitchy glory.
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aishab | June 24, 2006 at 11:32 am
Looks like she made up with her dad just in time.
There’s no worse feeling than leaving bad blood between two people and never getting a chance to say sorry.
I bet her pussy husband is happy and wants to get his hands on her inheritance. He’s probably jumping up and down.
spark | June 24, 2006 at 12:37 pm
90210, not 90201.
Apres Ski | June 24, 2006 at 1:49 pm
Now the real Spelling Saga starts. Fights over the will, who
gets what, will Candy date a younger man, what happens to the estate, will Whore Central start trolling for Randy . . .
Folks, it’s just getting good now that daddy’s not around to cover
their tracks. It’s going to be Dynasty, Colbys, & the Carringtons all over again, only this time, we’ll get a blow-by-blow from the press!
Brooke | June 25, 2006 at 10:07 pm
I’m no monster and I want to respect this man’s passing; however, with all of the bad karma that his daughter has conjured up in the past few months, I wouldn’t be surprised if Dean up and left that scamp and went back to his ex with half of the Spelling’s dough. Tori ought to start shaking in her Manolo’s just as soon as she’s done mourning.