R. I. P. Alan Young
 

Best known as Wilbur, the owner of talking horse Mr. Ed of the 1960s' CBS sitcom has died at the age of 96 of natural causes.
https://www.yahoo.com/tv/alan-young-...221026890.html

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! Not Scrooge McDuck!!!!!! :(

R.I.P man, that's big loss.

That was exactly my thought when I realized who it was.

I didn't think he was still alive, actually

96 years & he was everywhere acting/voice-acting world all the way to the end, got a lot to be proud of, for his family and fans, RIP Alan Young.

Rest in Piece, Mr. McD!:cry:

As soon as I saw the name, I thought, yeah, it's time for Scrooge to dive into the money bin once last time...

He lived a long life. RIP Scrooge

Also, Ducktales>Rescue Rangers

I'll also remember him from this

Ooooo, that's fighting talk right there :P

(while I love Duck Tales, Darkwing and Talespin, RR will always get my vote)

It's odd this happened, because we were jyst discussing his age not too long ago in the Ducktales reboot thread. Sad news indeed.



Ah, a classic! I remember that one too.

RIP Wilber/Uncle Scrooge.....

I hope when he ascends, he gets to dive into a pool of money. :cry: Regardless, rest peacefully Alan, you brought many childhoods to life.

SO sad! Scrooge McDuck is my absolute favorite character of ALL TIME in ANY form of entertainment and Alan Young just PERFECTLY gave voice to him. RIP. Scrooge will never be the same. I'm an absolute die hard Ducktales fan.