Remembering Martin Mull: Comic Actor of 'Clue,' 'Roseanne,' and 'Arrested Development' Passes Away at 80

The entertainment world mourns the loss of Martin Mull, a beloved comic actor known for his unforgettable roles in 'Clue,' 'Roseanne,' and 'Arrested Development.' The news of his passing was announced by his daughter on Friday, revealing that Mull 'passed away at home after a valiant fight against a long illness.' He was 80 years old.

Martin Mull's career spanned decades, leaving a lasting impact on television and comedy. Many will remember him as Principal Willard Kraft in 'Sabrina the Teenage Witch' and his silly portrayal of Gene Parmesan. His talent for making people laugh was evident in every role he took on, from 'Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman' to 'Two and a Half Men.'

Fans have taken to social media to express their grief and share memories. One commented, "And my childhood gets a little bit smaller. Rest In Peace." Another fondly recalled, "My brother brought home Martin’s album 'I’m Everyone I’ve Ever Loved' and I laughed my proverbial a** off. I still quote from it in daily conversation. RIP Martin."

Many of Mull's admirers highlighted his versatility and contributions to various shows. "Ummm, excuse me: Fernwood 2 Night, and America 2 Night... flippin awesome!" one fan exclaimed, while another noted, "He taught me everything I know about white people, I'll pour out a little mayonnaise for him tonight." Indeed, his parody work, like "A Girl Named Johnny Cash," showcased his unique comedic style.

Mull's presence was felt beyond the screen. One fan remarked, "It really sinks in how old you’re getting when everyone you’ve ever admired, loved, laughed at, laughed with, cried with, sang with and was part of your whole life start passing away." His portrayal of Leon in 'Roseanne' and his work on 'Fernwood 2 Night' remain etched in the hearts of many.

As the world bids farewell to this comedic genius, his legacy continues to live on through his extensive body of work. Rest in peace, Martin Mull.