Anthony Clark, the beloved star of the CBS sitcom "Yes, Dear," has passed away at the age of 62. The news of his death was shared by his former co-star Mike O’Malley on X, who described Clark as "a hilarious guy" and fondly recalled their early days in Boston when Clark was already a well-known comedian, regularly selling out shows at The Comedy Connection. O’Malley reminisced about the joy and laughter Clark brought to audiences, stating, "He was so unique—one of those comics who is laughing along with you at the absurdity of his stories and observations."

O’Malley highlighted a recent conversation he had with Clark just three weeks before his death, where they shared laughs once again. He also reflected on their friendship, noting that he was a fan of Clark’s comedy long before they became friends. The heartfelt tribute included a nod to their sitcom, which concluded two decades ago after 122 episodes, emphasizing the lasting impact Clark had on both his friends and fans alike. In the comments section of O'Malley's post, fans expressed their sorrow and shared memories of how Clark's humor had touched their lives, with one commenter stating, "You made us all laugh so hard."S1S2

As tributes continue to pour in, it is clear that Anthony Clark's legacy as a comedian and actor will be remembered fondly by many. His ability to connect with audiences through laughter and his unique storytelling left a mark on the entertainment industry. The outpouring of love from fans and friends serves as a testament to the joy he brought to countless lives throughout his career.S1S2