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Tim Conway

Tim Conway (born Thomas Daniel Conway on December 15, 1933, in Willoughby, Ohio; died May 14, 2019, in Los Angeles, California) was a beloved American comedian, writer, director, and actor, best known for his improvisational performances on television, particularly on The Carol Burnett Show.

Career Highlights:

• The Carol Burnett Show: Conway was a regular cast member from 1975 to 1978, although he made appearances earlier as a guest. His characters, often eccentric and oblivious, and his improvisational skills made him a major comedic force on the show. Memorable sketches include those with Harvey Korman, where Conway's ad-libs often broke Korman's composure.
• McHale's Navy: He gained early recognition for his role as Ensign Charles Parker on the sitcom McHale's%20Navy.
• The Tim Conway Show: He had his own variety show, The%20Tim%20Conway%20Show, at different points in his career, though these were relatively short-lived.
• Dorf Series: He created and starred in a series of comedic films as "Dorf," a short, inept golf player with a Swedish accent.
• Voice Acting: Conway lent his voice to numerous animated projects, including SpongeBob%20SquarePants (as Barnacle Boy), and various episodes of "The Simpsons", "Family Guy", etc.

Awards and Recognition:

• He won multiple Emmy%20Awards for his work on The Carol Burnett Show and other programs.
• He was inducted into the Television%20Hall%20of%20Fame in 2002.

Comedy Style:

Conway was known for his clean, physical, and often absurd humor. His improvisational style, coupled with his ability to create memorable and relatable characters, made him a favorite among audiences of all ages. His ability to ad-lib and make his co-stars laugh on set was a hallmark of his performances.

Personal Life:

Tim Conway was married twice and had seven children. He was widely respected and admired by his peers in the entertainment industry. His passing in 2019 was mourned by fans worldwide.