Hulk Hogan, Polly Holliday is omitted

This year Emmis He set aside emotionally goodbye to some of the biggest stars and creators of the TV world. The trist moving is interpreted while the song “rests high on the mountain”, the Lainei Wilson and Vince Gill.

But actors including “Alice” star Polly Hollidaywho died 9. September, wrestler and actor Hulk Hogan“What’s happening” Star Danielle Spencer, Graham Greene, Tony Todd And the “General Hospital” Star Leslie Charleson remained. Also disappeared from the segment were “King of the Hill” actor Jonathan Joss, Linne Marie Stewart “Pee-Vee’s Playheuse,” Sopranos “actor Jerry Adler and” Dennis The Menace “, Jai North.

The presentation of the segment on stage was Filicia Rashad, who remembered the “Cosby Show” son Malcolm-Jamal Warner, who died 20. July.

“Malcolm-Jamal Varner stays in our hearts,” Rashad said.

Stars like “Downton Abbey” Dovager Maggie Smith, “Good moment” actor John Amos, “Mash” Veteran Loretta Svit and Musicians and Reality Star Ozzy Osbourne has remembered David Linch on “Twin Peaks” The segment was completed by the last slide dedicated to the Kuinki Jones composer.

Other actors received by Emma Treatment this year include Linda Lavin, Michelle Trachtenberg, Richard Chamberlain and Loni Anderson.

However, several main actors who mostly worked in the film, such as Gen Hackman, Val Kilmer and Seal Terence, were not involved.

Many names left out of the main show were included longer shift at Site of the TV Academy.

Every year, fans criticize when some of their favorite actors are not included during the part of Memorial. This is often due to time constraints, because the segment is only a few minutes long. Sometimes actors and others who are more famous in film or music worlds are left from the list, even if they appear several times on television. And the weather also plays a role – although the TV academy is able to add to a segment that many viewers have forgotten the actors earlier 2024. Years, including Shannen Doherta, Phil Donahue and Richard Simmons, but already remembered in last year’s EMMIS.