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Popular sitcom star Anthony Clark dies at 62

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Anthony Clark, known for his sharp stand‑up routine in the 1990s, transitioned to television where he became a familiar face on CBS. He earned widespread recognition as Greg in the family sitcom "Yes, Dear," which ran from 2000 to 2006. Beyond that, Clark appeared in short‑lived series such as "Boston Common" and "Soul Man," and held a recurring role on "Ellen." In 2008 he hosted the fourth season of the reality competition "Last Comic Standing," showcasing his versatility as both actor and presenter.

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Clark passed away at the age of 62 after complications from pneumonia, a fact confirmed by his former co‑star Mike O'Malley in a heartfelt social‑media tribute. O'Malley recalled their early days together, describing Clark as a "hilarious guy" who could sell out comedy clubs in the mid‑1990s. The actor’s death was reported from Orlando, Florida, and has prompted an outpouring of condolences from fans and colleagues who remembered his unique ability to laugh alongside his audience. His loss marks the end of a career that bridged stand‑up comedy and mainstream television, leaving a noticeable gap in the comedy community.

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Clark’s sudden passing reminds us how fleeting the spotlight can be, even for those who made us laugh for decades. InfoHub honors his contribution to sitcom humor and the stand‑up world, urging readers to celebrate the joy he spread.