5 Character Deaths That Shocked '80s Television Audiences
From beloved sitcoms to children's television, these five heartbreaking character deaths left 1980s viewers reeling. Some still sting decades later.
Read MoreFrom beloved sitcoms to children's television, these five heartbreaking character deaths left 1980s viewers reeling. Some still sting decades later.
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Read MoreThough she's primarily known for her Gunsmoke character, Amanda Blake went against typecasting in hopes of a career renaissance in the mid-1980s.
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