Jew and lifelong communist.
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GRANDPA AL LEWIS DIES
Feb 5, 2006 12:05 am US/Eastern
Actor Al Lewis, the cigar-chomping patriarch of "The Munsters" whose work as a basketball scout, restaurateur and political candidate never eclipsed his role as Grandpa from the television sitcom, died after several years of failing health. He was 82.
Lewis, with his wife at his bedside, passed away Friday night, said Bernard White, program director at WBAI-FM, where the actor hosted a weekly radio program for years. White made the announcement on the air during the Saturday slot where Lewis usually appeared.
"To say that we will miss his generous, cantankerous, engaging spirit is a profound understatement," White said.
The actor was widely reported to have been born in 1910, but his son Ted Lewis said Saturday that his father was born in 1923 and would have celebrated his 83rd birthday in April.
Lewis, sporting a somewhat cheesy Dracula outfit, became a pop culture icon playing the irascible father-in-law to Fred Gwynne's ever-bumbling Herman Munster on the 1964-66 television show. He was also one of the stars of another classic TV comedy, playing Officer Leo Schnauzer on "Car 54, Where Are You?"
But Lewis' life off the small screen ranged far beyond his acting antics. A former ballplayer at Thomas Jefferson High School, he achieved notoriety as a basketball talent scout familiar to coaching greats like Jerry Tarkanian and Red Auerbach
He operated a successful Greenwich Village restaurant, Grandpa's, where he was a regular presence — chatting with customers, posing for pictures, signing autographs.
In 1998, a ponytailed Lewis ran as the Green Party candidate against incumbent Gov. George Pataki. Lewis campaigned against the death penalty and what he said were draconian drug laws, while going to court in a losing battle to have his name appear on the ballot as "Grandpa Al Lewis."
He didn't defeat Pataki, but managed to collect more than 52,000 votes.
Lewis was born in upstate Wolcott before his family moved to Brooklyn, where the 6-foot-1 teenager began a lifelong love affair with basketball. He later became a vaudeville and circus performer, but his career didn't take off until television did the same. Ted Lewis said his father's given name was Albert Meister.
Lewis, as Officer Schnauzer, played opposite Gwynne's Officer Francis Muldoon in "Car 54, Where Are You?" — a comedy about a Bronx police precinct that aired from 1961-63. One year later, the duo appeared together in "The Munsters," taking up residence together at the fictional 1313 Mockingbird Lane.
The series, about a family of clueless creatures plunked down in middle America, was a success and ran through 1966. It forever locked Lewis in as the memorably twisted character; decades later, strangers would greet him on the street with shouts of "Grandpa!"
Unlike some television stars, Lewis never complained about getting typecast and made appearances in character for decades.
"Why would I mind?" he asked in a 1997 interview. "It pays my mortgage."
Lewis rarely slowed down, opening his restaurant and hosting his WBAI radio program. At one point during the '90s, he was a frequent guest on the Howard Stern radio show, once sending the shock jock diving for the delay button by leading an undeniably obscene chant against the Federal Communications Commission.
He also popped up in a number of movies, including the acclaimed "They Shoot Horses, Don't They?" and "Married to the Mob." Lewis reprised his role of Schnauzer in the movie remake of "Car 54," and appeared as a guest star on television shows such as "Taxi," "Green Acres" and "Lost in Space."
But in 2003, Lewis was hospitalized for an angioplasty. Complications during surgery led to an emergency bypass and the amputation of his right leg below the knee and all the toes on his left foot. Lewis spent the next month in a coma.
A year later, he was back offering his recollections of a seminal punk band on the DVD "Ramones Raw."
He is survived by his wife, Karen Ingenthron-Lewis, three sons and four grandchildren.
http://1010wins.com/topstories/local_story_036000907.html
Critical Mass
This guy visited my 6th grade elementary class, public school of course. He was a real jokester, million laughs. Yet, knowing his record he ought not have been allowed near children.
But we don't live in healthy society, do we?
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This guy visited my 6th grade elementary class, public school of course. He was a real jokester, million laughs. Yet, knowing his record he ought not have been allowed near children.
But we don't live in healthy society, do we?
You could pick up a junked car with that hook! 

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Well the TV producers back then sure knew how to give a fitting role to a jew. 
Wow, lots of kikes kickin' it lately.
Here to many more in 2006! :cheers:
Looks like all the old Commie Kikes are dropping dead.
Kinda looks like what Hal could look like in 40 years...

Jew and lifelong communist.
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GRANDPA AL LEWIS DIES
Feb 5, 2006 12:05 am US/EasternActor Al Lewis, the cigar-chomping patriarch of "The Munsters" whose work as a basketball scout, restaurateur and political candidate never eclipsed his role as Grandpa from the television sitcom, died after several years of failing health. He was 82.
Lewis, with his wife at his bedside, passed away Friday night, said Bernard White, program director at WBAI-FM, where the actor hosted a weekly radio program for years. White made the announcement on the air during the Saturday slot where Lewis usually appeared.
"To say that we will miss his generous, cantankerous, engaging spirit is a profound understatement," White said.
The actor was widely reported to have been born in 1910, but his son Ted Lewis said Saturday that his father was born in 1923 and would have celebrated his 83rd birthday in April.
Lewis, sporting a somewhat cheesy Dracula outfit, became a pop culture icon playing the irascible father-in-law to Fred Gwynne's ever-bumbling Herman Munster on the 1964-66 television show. He was also one of the stars of another classic TV comedy, playing Officer Leo Schnauzer on "Car 54, Where Are You?"
But Lewis' life off the small screen ranged far beyond his acting antics. A former ballplayer at Thomas Jefferson High School, he achieved notoriety as a basketball talent scout familiar to coaching greats like Jerry Tarkanian and Red Auerbach
He operated a successful Greenwich Village restaurant, Grandpa's, where he was a regular presence — chatting with customers, posing for pictures, signing autographs.
In 1998, a ponytailed Lewis ran as the Green Party candidate against incumbent Gov. George Pataki. Lewis campaigned against the death penalty and what he said were draconian drug laws, while going to court in a losing battle to have his name appear on the ballot as "Grandpa Al Lewis."
He didn't defeat Pataki, but managed to collect more than 52,000 votes.
Lewis was born in upstate Wolcott before his family moved to Brooklyn, where the 6-foot-1 teenager began a lifelong love affair with basketball. He later became a vaudeville and circus performer, but his career didn't take off until television did the same. Ted Lewis said his father's given name was Albert Meister.
Lewis, as Officer Schnauzer, played opposite Gwynne's Officer Francis Muldoon in "Car 54, Where Are You?" — a comedy about a Bronx police precinct that aired from 1961-63. One year later, the duo appeared together in "The Munsters," taking up residence together at the fictional 1313 Mockingbird Lane.
The series, about a family of clueless creatures plunked down in middle America, was a success and ran through 1966. It forever locked Lewis in as the memorably twisted character] http://1010wins.com/topstories/local_story_036000907.html [/url]
Now the hideous lil Kike that looks like a distant relative of His, CORY FELDMAN... has some Future roles to screen test for ... LOL
Jew and lifelong communist.
He may have been a jew, but I doubt he was a communist just because he registered as a green party cantidate to run for office.
Hoyman!
Its amazing how much media this guy is getting. only a jew could juice a second-fiddle role on a has been series that was on decades ago for so much. 
destroy the common enemy, then sweat the small stuff.
He may have been a jew, but I doubt he was a communist just because he registered as a green party cantidate to run for office.
Hoyman!
He was a communist. I used to listen to him on WBAI radio. WBAI radio is a New York City radio station run by radical leftists. Lewis had his own radio show on WBAI for many years. As far as Lewis and his fellow tribesmen were concerned, the "Greens" are just "useful idiots" to be exploited.
Critical Mass
He was a communist. I used to listen to him on WBAI radio. WBAI radio is a New York City radio station run by radical leftists. Lewis had his own radio show on WBAI for many years. As far as Lewis and his fellow tribesmen were concerned, the "Greens" are just "useful idiots" to be exploited.
Did some research, I guess he was a communist, though he sure likes to tell some tall tales.
I remember when on live radio, in defense of Howard Stern, Al Lewis shouted, "Fuck the FCC!"
What class.
Buh-bye, Juden. Say hello to Satan. Save some cigars for Ariel.
"These were no soft-bellied, conservative businessmen assembled for some Masonic mumbodumbo; no loudmouthed, beery red-necks letting off a little ritualized steam about "the goddam niggers"; no pious, frightened churchgoers whining for the guidance or protection of an anthropomorphic deity. These were real men, White men, men who were now one with me in spirit and consciousness as well as in blood." -- Earl Turner, The Turner Diaries
Herman Munster: "Eh eh, Lily! Come quick! Grampa's got into the Manishewitz again! He's playing rabbi and trying to snip little Eddie's dick off! Hmph!...the old pervert!"
Lily: "Oh, dear!
Marilyn, go down to the dungeon and tell Grampa to stop that this instant! Eddie's too young to be having his first blowjob! His fangs haven't even grown in yet!"
Marilyn: "Alright, Aunt Lily...(crreeeek! opening dungeon door) Grampa! Aunt Lily wants you to stop giving Eddie a hummer!"
Grampa: "Ehh...vut are you *slurp slurp* talkingk about, Marilyn my dear?!
I vuz only *slurp* showingk Eddie vut to expect ven he goes to deh moofie matinee wit deh little shiksa next door diss Saturday!" *slurp* Mmmmm!
Wit' jews ya lose; wit' rope deah's hope.
- Bugs
Well,come on; where's his Holocaust story?
Doesn't every old stinking Jew have a story of pain and torment at the hands of them mean old Germans?
One down, twelve million to go.