Guess Who is not a good film (in fact, it's a kind of bizarre remake of Guess Who's Coming to Dinner), but him torturing Ashton Kutcher isn't all bad. Mr. 3000 had a fairly ridiculous premise, and yet he sold it. He was a scene-stealer: from Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle's Bosley to Transformers' car salesman, Mac was always the one character who you just couldn't ignore, a larger-than-life personality that never blended into the wallpaper. [My favorite line, from Full Throttle: "You ain't ever heard of no black Irish? Who do you think invented the McRib? The shamrock shake?" - Zach]

In my humble opinion, he was the funniest of all The Original Kings of Comedy (though I can't say I'm a big fan of any of the others); his delivery was spot-on and his observational and profanity-filled style was appealing without being offensive. I was trying to find a clip of his stand-up to really do justice to the man, but I couldn't find any that would be safe for work. They're out there; look and enjoy. Of course, you'd be safer looking for clips of his TV series instead, which was a hoot as he took on the role of reluctant family man, and curbed his on-stage cussing. He had a great smile, a great laugh and an interesting perspective on child-rearing that I can totally get behind. He will truly be missed... especially if someone gets the bright idea to make Ocean's 14.