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'King of the Hill' Actor Discussed Death, Crashed Sitcom Panel Prior to Fatal Shooting

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In the days before he was shot to death, "King of the Hill" voice actor Jonathan Joss crashed a panel of show participants, then chopped it up on a podcast -- brining up his bitterness over not being included in the animated sitcom's Disney…
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News video: Saoirse Ronan is Pregnant with First Child, King of the Hill Voice Actor Jonathan Joss Shot Dead at 59, National Egg Day is Obse

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 Saoirse Ronan and husband Jack Lowden are expecting their first child. The 31-year-old and her husband, a 35-year-old British actor married in Edinburgh last summer and are now expecting their first child. Pregnancy rumors first circulated after the four-time Oscar nom appeared to have a little baby...

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