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JohnnyWalkerBlackLabel
09-05-2007, 05:35 AM
MERV GRIFFIN "deserved to die" because he avoided treating his prostate cancer, according to comedian JERRY LEWIS. Griffin, the brains behind game shows like Jeopardy and Wheel Of Fortune, died earlier this month (Aug07) at the age of 82. Lewis reveals he was furious when his late pal passed away - because he had the same disease, but was cured after seeing doctors. Speaking on U.S. TV show Entertainment Tonight, Lewis says, "I was very angry when I heard (Griffin) died. He didn't have to die. He knew he had prostate cancer, and he did nothing about it. He deserved to die. "You can't have cancer and say, 'I'll be all right.' You're not going to be all right. It's a malady that has to be addressed. I had it. I went and had it addressed and got it out of there. I'm going to beat George Burns. Burns died at 100, I'm going to go for 101, and I want a television special for my 101st birthday!"

and you wonder why http://www.biography.com/biography/images/episode_images/Dean_Martin_320X240.jpg
hated you so much
evilash
09-05-2007, 05:38 AM
MERV GRIFFIN "deserved to die" because he avoided treating his prostate cancer, according to comedian JERRY LEWIS. Griffin, the brains behind game shows like Jeopardy and Wheel Of Fortune, died earlier this month (Aug07) at the age of 82. Lewis reveals he was furious when his late pal passed away - because he had the same disease, but was cured after seeing doctors. Speaking on U.S. TV show Entertainment Tonight, Lewis says, "I was very angry when I heard (Griffin) died. He didn't have to die. He knew he had prostate cancer, and he did nothing about it. He deserved to die. "You can't have cancer and say, 'I'll be all right.' You're not going to be all right. It's a malady that has to be addressed. I had it. I went and had it addressed and got it out of there. I'm going to beat George Burns. Burns died at 100, I'm going to go for 101, and I want a television special for my 101st birthday!" Yo jerry jus mad cause he have a big ole pumpkin head!

and you wonder why http://www.biography.com/biography/images/episode_images/Dean_Martin_320X240.jpg
hated you so much
Trans_Lover
09-05-2007, 05:50 AM
Jerry Lewis has NO talent, if the French did not like him he would have zero fans, he does alot for "Jerry's Kids" but thats all he is worth
Solitary Brother
09-05-2007, 06:19 AM
Jerry Lewis has NO talent, if the French did not like him he would have zero fans, he does alot for "Jerry's Kids" but thats all he is worth

Not even close to being true.
Jerry Lewis had LOADS of talent and in his hey day he was the KING......
untouchable.

Since he has gotten older he acts a little wacky(funny huh?) now and again and says stupid shit from time to time but dont we all?

This man is doing good with his charity work so let him be!
Falrune
09-05-2007, 07:09 AM
JWBL,

I think you are misinterpreting his remarks. The article puts things into context when it states "Lewis reveals he was furious when his late pal passed away - because he had the same disease, but was cured after seeing doctors." It was his "late pal," and Jerry was upset because a person for whom he cared did not care for himself.
Jericho
09-05-2007, 12:46 PM
Is it just me?
Iggy Zee
09-05-2007, 07:19 PM
Let me say this from a guy that has just survived a very aggressive prostate cancer situation. My cancer was the highest rated it could get and I got it treated and am now in remission. You cannot throw things in corners and expect they get fixed. ALL prostate cancer must be treated aggressively for long term survival.
When I heard that Merv Griffin died from prostate cancer I was dumbfounded. Nobody today with the early detection methods we have and the treatments we have should die from it unless they refuse treatment.
Did Merv deserve to die? If he did not treat it and ignored it yes. Jerry has done the world a huge service by saying what he said and how he said, he raised the awareness to a whole new level. And yes for a man that has given 58 years of his life to find a cure for MD for those amongst us least able to help ourselves, namely our young ones, he has every right to say what he did.
get the fuck off his back
hondarobot
09-05-2007, 07:31 PM
Jerry Lewis shortly after his prostate exam (Shatner must have been involved with Star Fleet matters, and thus sent Batman to rescue his twin brother):
Falrune
09-05-2007, 07:43 PM
MERV GRIFFIN "deserved to die" because he avoided treating his prostate cancer, according to comedian JERRY LEWIS. Griffin, the brains behind game shows like Jeopardy and Wheel Of Fortune, died earlier this month (Aug07) at the age of 82. Lewis reveals he was furious when his late pal passed away - because he had the same disease, but was cured after seeing doctors. Speaking on U.S. TV show Entertainment Tonight, Lewis says, "I was very angry when I heard (Griffin) died. He didn't have to die. He knew he had prostate cancer, and he did nothing about it. He deserved to die. "You can't have cancer and say, 'I'll be all right.' You're not going to be all right. It's a malady that has to be addressed. I had it. I went and had it addressed and got it out of there. I'm going to beat George Burns. Burns died at 100, I'm going to go for 101, and I want a television special for my 101st birthday!"

Also, the journalist who wrote-up this little blurb did it to sensationalize a small part of what Lewis said. Never talk to a journalist, ever... they only want to sell themselves. Lewis was grieving and the journalist lacked the ethics to use that as his lead-off... instead he went for a small piece of what Lewis said simply for shock value.
Chuck
09-05-2007, 11:43 PM
I don't claim to know what was going on in Merv's mind but let me offer my theory.

The man lived a great life. He was 82. Maybe he figured he can't live forever and his time had come. Not all OLD FARTS want to live forever.

Jerry's comments are ridiculous. I am aware that he lost a dear friend but maybe his dear friend did not have delusions of living forever.
hondarobot
09-06-2007, 12:14 AM
I don't claim to know what was going on in Merv's mind but let me offer my theory.

The man lived a great life. He was 82. Maybe he figured he can't live forever and his time had come. Not all OLD FARTS want to live forever.

Jerry's comments are ridiculous. I am aware that he lost a dear friend but maybe his dear friend did not have delusions of living forever.

Oh, yeah? Well, Batman is well into his sixties, he's got a new movie coming out AND I bet is intent on living forever. I have no idea if he will again save Jerry Lewis from a laser, but I wouldn't feel too bad if he didn't.

Also, Batman led a bit more of an active life then Merv, so that may affect his outlook on age and life in general.