Sock it to me! Join me in saying good-bye to Judy Carne, who made that phrase famous.

You should be asking if we can say goodbye to Joyce Audrey Botterill. (insert smiley face emoticon here)

So long Judy. I still remember you.

RIP, Ms. Carne—that is, Romp in Pleasure with all those other funny Laugh-In folks.

I’m still waiting to hear if anyone else acknowledges the passing of Route 66-er Martin Milner…

@Pachy: I actually googled Martin Milner about six months ago, because something reminded me of him and I was curious if he was still alive. I learned he became a walnut farmer. Very interesting. He was handsome and so was his co-cop on Adam 12.

Oh wow, Judy and Martin, 2 of my favorite childhood shows, Laugh-in and Adam 12.
Damn…the grim reaper is getting closer to home.

Thanks for the comments, @jca and @Coloma. When I didn’t get any feedback on my question yesterday I wondered if I were the only one who remembered him.

I became a Milner fan during his “Route 66” years (what teen boy at that time didn’t want to tool around the country in a Corvette!), and remained one through his decades of TV and movie appearances. He wasn’t a GREAT actor but certainly a good one, and yes, so handsome and youthful for so many years.

Aaah, the ravages of time, from a rosy bloom to a wilted pod. lol

Sock it to me?? No more buckets of water, Judy!

It may be rice wine to you but it is still saki to me. Let us not say farewell Judy and let us just Say Goodnight Dick

The pixie haircut and the bubbly personality hooked me hard. She was a joy to watch. Vaya con Dios!

Very interesting, Sad but not funny.

Aw man! :(
I missed hearing of her passing.
She was a dynamo of fun.
I was saddened by Martin Millner when I heard about him earlier, also.
I guess I have their images from back when, still in my mind.
“Losses such as these – always come in three’s….....”
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Thanks for the post elbanditoroso.