FAMOUS GRAVE TOUR - Orange County #2 (Carolyn Jones, Flo-Jo, etc.)

[@russellcrawley2110]

Does anyone else binge watch these videos? These always make my day.

[@zenaaskew7710]

Yes, I do 😀

[@angelagriffin133]

Yes me!😂

[@pattyk734]

I’ve rewatched them 3 times.

[@Lizablue0608]

Yes. When he says “that concludes our tour” a little piece of me screams “NO ITS NOT!”

[@TimandVic-yy3yc]

He has the perfect narrating voice... makes it easy to watch....

[@bettierusso5410]

I was completely blown away to see my friend's grave in this video. Debbie Stone & I were friends, and she dated my big brother. I remember her death, and how sad it was that she died at Disneyland. She liked that job and would sneak us in for free sometimes if she was working. I was shocked to see my friend's picture pop up on the screen. RIP my friend, we miss you.

[@sherri4881]

I was stationed in Korea in 88-89 and I had the privilege of seeing Flo Jo win gold. I’ll never forget it.

[@evearcana2392]

Thank you for your service 💗

[@roselandeneree1268]

Thank you for your service have good rest of life❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🖕🏾🖕🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@roselandeneree1268]

Didn’t mean to put the middle finger it was by accident

[@Jman417]

Thanks for your service and I bet that was fun to see Flo jo live. I wish I could've. I remember her colorful nails

[@sherri4881]

@@Jman417 it was awesome. But just having the opportunity to attend the Olympics was to me a once in a lifetime event.

[@Marcel_Audubon]

Flo Jo dying so young always makes me sad. 😥 still the fastest woman in the world all these years later!

[@brendarawlins9417]

You should be doing voice overs for the movies

[@kayodephillips5435]

Yea that's still hurts flo Jo died to young

[@abjectio]

I can’t believe her record stands TO THIS DAY. AMAZING!!!

[@arielblue]

She passed away from a seizure. I never knew who she was till now. Cameron Boyce died of a seizure.

[@jamesdavis8937]

She did steroids, her records should be taken away

[@oshtoolman]

And another fine presentation by Mr. Dark. One thing I've noticed is that a lot of the older stars who served in the military, have that on their headstone rather than their acting/singing career. Obviously service to country was more important to them. For those, thank you for your service.

[@tinacampbell1302]

Military plaques are provided free as a veterans service. Many times that’s the only headstone they get. It unfortunately doesn’t always represent the deceased’s ultimate wishes.

[@bleirdo_dude]

@@rosegardens9701 Drug addictions, and thought addictions are closely related on a neurological level. Some people are more beholden to the ancient part of the brain (Meso Limbic System/emotional) rather than someone that reasons using the modern part (Frontal Cortex/rational). "The second system, known as the mesolimbic system, has its cell bodies in the ventral tegmental area, which is medial to the substantia nigra. It projects to several parts of the limbic system, including the nucleus accumbens and ventral portions of the striatum, amygdala, and hippocampus, as well as prefrontal cortex. *This system has been linked to reward-related behavior (Berridge and Kringelbach, 2015). Dopamine levels in the nucleus accumbens increase in response to both natural reinforcers (such as food, drink, and sex) and drugs of abuse (such as amphetamine and cocaine). Additionally, in humans, activity in this region increases in response to more abstract rewards, such as money."* Marie T. Banich/Rebecca J. Compton, Cognitive Neuroscience, Section: Subsystems, pp. 2/3 *"Dopamine, in fact, is critical in association learning and the reward system of the brain that Skinner discovered through his process of operant conditioning, whereby any behavior that is reinforced tends to be repeated. A reinforcement is, by definition, something that is rewarding to the organism; that is to say, it makes the brain direct the body to repeat the behavior in order to get another positive reward.* ...The connection between dopamine and belief was established by experiments conducted by Peter Brugger and his colleague Christine Mohr at the University of Bristol in England. *Exploring the neurochemistry of superstition, magical thinking, and belief in the paranormal, Brugger and Mohr found that people with high levels of dopamine are more likely to find significance in coincidences and pick out meaning and patterns where there are none."* Michael Shermer, The Believing Brain, Section: 6 The Believing Neuron pp. 8-10/29 *"Genetic and behavioral factors influencing religiously motivated behavior appear related to dopamine metabolism and signaling. Inclination toward religious behavior and motivation has been associated with a polymorphism on the dopamine receptor gene DRD4 (Comings, Gonzales, Saucier, Johnson, & MacMurray, 2000;Sasaki et al., 2013). Acquired disorders of dopamine physiology also show links to religious behaviors."* www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5478470/ *"Religious and spiritual experiences activate the brain reward circuits in much the same way as love, sex, gambling, drugs and music,* report researchers at the University of Utah School of Medicine." unews.utah.edu/this-is-your-brain-on-god/ "Dopamine, adrenaline, and noradrenaline are neurotransmitters that belong to the catecholamine family. Dopamine is produced in the substantia nigra and ventral tegmental regions of the brain, and *dopamine alterations are related to schizophrenia (1, 2). ...The “original dopamine hypothesis” states that hyperactive dopamine transmission results in schizophrenic symptoms."* www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4032934/ *"Dopamine In schizophrenia (SCZ), there is evidence that very high levels of dopamine in the limbic system play a major role in emergence of hallucinations and delusions. Antipsychotic medications, which block central dopamine activity, alleviate the hallucinations of psychosis. Drugs with strong dopaminergic effect, such as L-dopa, methylphenidate, bromocriptine, pramipexole and piribedil, may induce hallucinations. D-amphetamine, a direct dopamine agonist, may also induce psychosis and hallucinations."* www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2996210/ *"Here, we show that administration of a drug that enhances dopaminergic function (dihydroxy-L-phenylalanine; L-DOPA) increases an optimism bias. This effect is due to L-DOPA impairing the ability to update belief in response to undesirable information about the future."* www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3424419/ "Tibetan mystics have long practiced a method to create sentient beings (Tulpas) from the power of concentrated thought." Note: These (Tulpas) are not sentient beings, but a manifestation of the subconscious mind through neural plasticity via neurochemical imbalancing inducing meditation. In other words it's having a dream state while awake, and interacting with a character that's made up of one's own preformed thoughts (building blocks of ideas/concepts that are below conscious awareness) which gives the illusion of sentience. In simpler words it's self induced schizophrenia due to stresses (psychological/physical/environmental) where neurochemical traffic gets rerouted causing hallucinations to any of the five senses, also including involuntary movement, and distorted speech (glossolalia). www.google.com/amp/s/www.vice.com/amp/en_ca/article/exmqzz/tulpamancy-internet-subculture-892 Imagine the euphoria experienced by the average person for believing they won a million dollars on a scratch off ticket (it could be a joke ticket yet as long as they believe). Now imagine someone having the same sensations, but being convinced it's a paranormal contact for believing John 3:16. We evolved to seek pleasure (eating/reproduction), and avoid getting killed (tiger in the grass/competing neighbor/harsh enviroment). With our increased cognitive abilities we made up other reasons for pleasure, and survival beyond basic necessity. The Dopamine Reward System over time bridges gaps in pathways in order to form habits in order to repeat behaviors, and or thoughts. The often cited testimony of getting off an addiction thanks to a God is just a placebo replacement due to the power of the mind (an AA participant I heard of chose to worship the radiator in his room instead of an higher power, and became sober). Ancient people did not know the neurosciences. Philo of Alexandria thought that joy came from Heaven by way of God's chief archangel the "Divine Word/Right Reason (Logos)". ON DREAMS, THAT THEY ARE GOD-SENT Book 2 "XXXVII ...And *who can pour over the happy soul which proffers its own reason as the most sacred cup, the holy goblets of true joy, except the cup-bearer of God, the master of the feast, the Word* ?" ALLEGORICAL INTERPRETATION, III "LX ... *the soul very often, when it is delighted, is yet unable to explain what it is that has delighted it; but it is taught by the hierophant and prophet Moses, who tells it, “This is the bread, the food which God has given for the Soul, (Exo. **16:15**)” explaining that God has brought it, his own Word and his own Reason; for this bread which he has given us to eat is this Word of his* ." The High Priest's headdress had a crown made of a plant known for it's hallucinogenic properties at which a golden plate covered the forehead. On said golden plate was inscribed sacred characters for the name of God. Josephus: THE ANTIQUITIES OF THE JEWS, BOOK 3, CHAPTER 7 (172-178), CONCERNING THE GARMENTS ...OF THE HIGH PRIEST "6. The high priest's mitre was the same that we described before, and was wrought like that of all the other priests; above which there was another, with swathes of blue embroidered, and round it was a golden crown polished, of three rows, one above another; out of which arose a cup of gold, which resembled the herb which we call Saccharus: *but those Greeks that are skilful in botany call it Hyoscyamus. ...Now the fruit is preserved by this coat of the calyx, which fruit is like the seed of the herb Sideritis: it sends out a flower that may seem to resemble that of poppy. Of this was a crown made, as far as from the hinder part of the head to each of the temples; but this Ephielis, for so this calyx may be called, did not cover the forehead, but it was covered with a golden plate, which had inscribed upon it the name of God in sacred characters. And such were the ornaments of the high priest."* *Hyoscyamus Niger* " ...was historically used..., *as well as for its psychoactive properties in "magic brews". These psychoactive properties include visual hallucinations and a sensation of flight. ...The plant, recorded as Herba Apollinaris, was used to yield oracles by the priestesses of Apollo.* " en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyoscyamus_niger Scrambled neurochemistry is insight to another realm for some people. The Holy Dopamine Ghost (Thoughts are addictive) kzbin.info/aero/PLQATeZAnm87BaJjBtM1vMIq_gHRmBq3ie Scripture is designed to keep people in the thought addiction, and shut out from the group those that question. "The fear of the LORD is the beginning of knowledge; fools despise wisdom and instruction." (Prov. 1:7) "In their case the god of this world has blinded the minds of the unbelievers, to keep them from seeing the light of the gospel of the glory of Christ, who is the image of God." "but when one turns to the Lord, the veil is removed." (2 Cor. 4:4, 3:16) "As for the Disbelievers, Whether thou warn them or thou warn them not it is all one for them; they believe not. Allah hath sealed their hearing and their hearts, and on their eyes there is a covering. Theirs will be an awful doom." (Quran 2.006-.007) "Fools say in their hearts, "There is no God." They are corrupt, they do abominable deeds; there is no one who does good." (Psa. 14:1) "but whoever blasphemes against the *Holy Dopamine Ghost* can never have forgiveness, but is guilty of an eternal sin" (Mark 3:29) i.imgflip.com/1ydvtk.jpg

[@bleirdo_dude]

@@horserotorvator You need to check out 13 O'Clock Podcast on KZbin. Forget these Theism/Anti-theism wars.

[@oshtoolman]

@@bleirdo_dude Nice cut and paste job. Bless your little heart

[@bleirdo_dude]

@@oshtoolman Just a hand wave with no solid refutation. Bless your short sightedness.

[@mikshinee87]

I kinda like the less known ones more than the A-listers. It's like a loving tribute to humanity itself when you talk about them.

[@1024laf]

That is why I love your channel, you honor those who are famous and those who aren't. Alot of people will say why is this girl Debbi Stone on here I mean yes it is a shame she died so young and tragic but nobody knows her, she's not famous. Your devotion to remember everyone wether famous or not is why you are such a success and loved by all your subbers Arthur; never stop doing your wonderful work, you treat all with so much respect, God Bless.

[@lisachiappetti6092]

I mean... she is famous now unfortunately. She might not have been famous in life, but she is absolutely famous in death.

[@billyrodriguez1878]

Carolyn Jones was so beautiful with her bewildering eyes. Williams’ music can only be classified as national treasures. As always, great episode Arthur!!!!

[@garycarpenter2980]

Her first movie was Theater of Blood and then she was on Batman and Wonder Woman as 2queens: Queen Hippolyta and Marsha Queen of Diamonds 💎

[@hifijohn]

she was Marsha, Queen of Diamonds on batman

[@vdimasteremeritus]

I will never be as enthusiastic about graveyards as Mr. Dark. It is the history and stories I like. He is an accomplished story teller.

[@samilt13]

I like when you tell the age when they passed. That way I can !listen more intently without trying to figure the age.

[@zoperxplex]

The story of Debbie Stone was particularly heartbreaking.

[@kevinpiacente3456]

Idk how this guy doesn't get picked up for documentaries or movies. His voice is perfect

[@moc7323]

Totally agree .. he has a smooth velvet voice . I’m surprised no one has snapped him up

[@krisherman3513]

Agree 100%. So soothing yet professional. Don't want him to get too busy with other projects though. Love these Hollywood Graveyard videos!

[@ervina02]

You are so right!!

[@frankiemiekley1774]

Kmmmm

[@jenniferduke3369]

Agree

[@jimtownsend7899]

Kind of ironic that the men who founded Fender and Rickenbacker are interred in the same cemetery. Sad that so many of today’s names died quite young. Thanks for another installment, Arthur. I always appreciate your work.

[@scottielover5415]

Jim, and sad that people died at their own hands (this and other videos) over years and years. Suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem. Hollywood and Rock 'n Roll quest for fame has claimed many. Very sad.

[@lisachiappetti6092]

*iconic

[@jimtownsend7899]

@@lisachiappetti6092 No, ironic. Yes, both men were iconic, but them being interred so close to each other is ironic. Don’t you have better things to do than try to correct other people’s posts? Particularly when you didn’t understand the point.

[@ryanbarker5217]

@@scottielover5415 i wouldn't say depression is a temporary problem. people in the arts aren't known for their stable mental states, and given their money and notoriety it's easy to get drugs some used to ease their pain.

[@marywehrs2172]

I loved the Adam's Family, Carolyn Jones was also in the original Wax Museum.

[@marywehrs2172]

@@Heidi_Bradshaw I couldn't remember the real name of the movie..I totally love that movie.

[@xltranger98]

She was so beautiful.

[@monkeygraborange]

Beyond your content, your editing is amazing. We buried my aunt today at 98... I only have one aunt left alive out of 27 aunts and uncles. The sands of time do not run up the hourglass.

[@ilanamillion8942]

I love the way you cover lesser known but important people like some from the musical and animation worlds. I like to learn about everyone.

[@mydaddysgreeneyes]

Thank you so much for showing the grave of Corrie tenBoom. If I ever had a hero, she is it.

[@djpresnell]

At age 3 my sister (age 18 then) took me to church at Emmanuel Lutheran in N. Hollywood where I almost fell off the pew when the choir began singing and I heard Tony the Tiger! I have sung in choirs since grade school & always give Thurl Ravencroft the credit for inspiring my interest in church choirs.

[@lcaceci43]

Yes! I knew when I had my coffee in my Hollywood Graveyard mug this morning that you would be back, Arthur! Welcome!!

[@tuulalaine9894]

Cool mug! I have one too. 😎

[@jevs1964]

Did not realize Flo Jo passed. She was really fun to watch in the Olympics. Once again, thanks Arthur for the hours of research putting this awesome channel together.

[@dhurley8522]

@WinGate Mose She had a young daughter ...must be in her late 20’s now..🙏🏻

[@nicolehall694]

Thank you so much for adding Pamela Morrison in your tour. She was Jim's muse, partner & true love and deserves to be remembered ❤️

[@ilanamillion8942]

She was a lovely looking young woman - so sad that she died so very young. She wouldn't have been able to be buried in Pere Lachaise Cemetery beside Jim Morrison because to be buried there you have to die in Paris.

[@elizabethmckenna5397]

They should have made an exception in her case. She deserves to be with him

[@austinteutsch]

@@ilanamillion8942 Then they should have moved HIS body to America.

[@raquelpena3340]

I agree kids need to know what happens when one thinks drugs are cool, what a waste!

[@timthorman7029]

You walked right past my great-grandmother at Fairview! And my great-aunt and uncle are buried nearby. It's nice to know they are in such good company.

[@chriswhiteauditions]

It was a very pleasant surprise to see Corrie Ten Boom's grave in this video! Thank you for including her in this video. I read her book, "The Hiding Place", about ten years ago and was amazed by her story, determination, and faith. That book is a must-read for those who enjoy faith-based stories.

[@wendy-klmfan1548]

Greetings from Holland 🇳🇱. There is a Corrie ten Boom museum in Haarlem in the Netherlands. Her last name Boom is the Dutch word for tree 🌳. Love your videos!

[@royvogel2023]

Oh the memories, I’m 74 and you have reminded me of many that I have forgotten 🧙🏻‍♂️

[@MollieFrieWeevilGenius]

If you haven't read The Hiding Place by Corrie ten Boom, do it. It's one of the most powerful books ever written.

[@Melanie220]

I read it in high school, back in the 70s, and then saw the film. Unforgettable story. She was an amazing woman. So glad she's been featured here, I had no idea where she was buried.

[@lindar5413]

Good book

[@debbiemorgan6701]

A wonderful lady.

[@MollieFrieWeevilGenius]

@@Melanie220 I was very pleasantly surprised to see her featured here! I had no idea where she was buried either.

[@reneedennis2011]

I read a comic about her and saw the movie.

[@vargasfamily282]

Bugsy Siegel’s receptionist finally gets the recognition she deserves.

[@Porsche996driver]

Dang she must’ve known some stuff ha.

[@clark5242]

My favorite star in this one has to be Carolyn Jones. I loved the Addams Family! it was interesting seeing Pamela Morrison's resting place as well. Thank you Arthur!

[@paulrickson9796]

I have watched every single HG video made. However, this is the first time I have commented on the program. This show is HANDS DOWN the best of its type on YT. The production value is through the roof and Mr. "Arthur Dark" couldn't do a better job guiding us through the Lands of the Dead, IMHO. And his eating Ghirardelli chocolate in front of Mr. G's mausoleum warmed the cockles of my heart! Such good childhood memories I have of Ghirardelli Square and the sight smell of warm chocolate being mixed right on site many, many moons ago! Right on, Arthur! :)

[@leslieallen6296]

Wow we get another one! Thank you Arthur! I absolutely love Hollywood Graveyards!

[@Donofaquarius]

I greatly respect the amount of research, energy, attention to detail and just the overall work it takes to make a channel of this quality. Much appreciated and keep up the great work!

[@kimthomas5694]

Wow I didn't know that!!!!

[@jerrydtuff]

🌏ELAINE WASHINGTON 🇺🇲 ARTHUR, YOU AND YOUR RESEARCH IS VERY IMPRESSIVE ! THE THINGS YOU HAVE LEARNED ABOUT EACH PERSON IS INTERESTING , AMAZING, AND A FEW INCLUDE A HUMEROUS SIDE OF THE DECEASED. THANK YOU. I REALLY ENJOY YOUR VIDEOS. THIS IS A FIVE STAR AWARD WINNING VIDEO 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟

[@RoquitaJohnson]

I was ridiculously excited to see Marie Callendar here. Love those chicken pot pies!!

[@ehrldawg]

I had no idea ten Boom was buried in Cali. Thanx for featuring her final resting place !!

[@owendowney1614]

Love nothing more than putting the earphones in and listening to these videos as I'm going to sleep. Calming voice and background soundtrack do it for me. Not that the videos are boring..far from it!

[@jjngirl9157]

I started #1 of 79 i am now on #69 only 10 more to go …MR.Dark has done just a great job ..THANK YOU

[@alexanderfilmworks]

"As God is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly." WKRP in Cincinnati Thanksgiving episode.

[@ilanamillion8942]

That is a classic moment in all television history.

[@Mrgop]

That episode was allegedly based upon a true incident. True or not, it remains one of the funniest lines in television history!

[@goldfish4me]

May Jesus bless Gordon Jump and his contribution to WKRP! The radio station would not have been the same without the leadership of the beloved Mr. Carlson!

[@charlesclager8287]

Alex, didn't he also say the line "I've got a monkey on my foot." ? He was great in that role. But the turkey episode was the funniest..

[@Criscilla241]

“Oh the humanity”- newscaster Les Nessman as turkeys were landing all around him

[@kennethcarroll787]

I love Hollywood graveyard videos I never get enough of them

[@MariaGarcia-eg4wk]

I think Mr, Arthur deserves a Grammy for his tour he describe everyone so well , l love going on a tour with him. Well-done mrArthur. 👍😊

[@Drew-cc8efand]

Yep, me. I can’t stop watching them

[@SurfCityBill]

Surrounded by talent here in OC. I met Thurl Ravenscroft. He was a friend of my landlord. Thurl also did the live narration to the annual Pageant of the Masters in Laguna Beach.

[@mistressravenclaw9114]

Pamela Courson deserves to be remembered she was Jim's soulmate it's so sad she couldn't be buried with him 💔💔

[@RebeccaHindle]

I didn't know Leo Fender couldn't play guitar I thank him for bringing Fender Guitars into the public I love them and I recently bought a fender telecaster player series I'm in love with it what a guitar it is

[@tlt3921]

If no one has said so...you do a very good job...in good taste...well choreographed...respectful and well researched. Good job.

[@billivory2754]

Clyde Bruckman is arguablly the best installment of the X Files. Had no idea of the background that inspired it. Your series is so good at filling in the small details of cultural history. Thanks.

[@largol33t1]

Because it's a sci-fi show, it never occurred to me that there was a real life Clyde Bruckman! Sadly, even the actor who played him is gone. RIP Peter Boyle. He died in 2006 at age 71. To me, he was a familiar figure through the early 90s in movies such as The Dream Team as a mental patient who struggled to prove his innocence when his doctor is assaulted. I of course also saw him in the X-Files playing Clyde Bruckman. He was memorable as Jim Belushi's tough as nails boss in the cop drama Red Heat, one of the first movies in the west actually filmed inside Moscow's Red Square. My favorite line was from that movie Boyle: "Just out of curiosity, captain, how do you Soviets deal with detention and stress?" Arnold Schwarzenegger: "Vodka." 😂😂

[@scottielover5415]

Love your tribute to Marie Callender. Some of her products kept me fed during the pandemic. On another subject, I wish some of the headstones indicated what that person was well known for. Their achievements should be acknowledged and remembered.

[@Jman417]

Love it. Thanks you for your videos. Flo jo was one of my favorite athletes. Extra fact: Carolyn Jones had a small role in the tv series Roots. She was Tom Moore's wife. Tom Moore was played by Chuck Conners.

[@SigridFrings]

Florence Griffith-Joyner 💖 after seeing her at Olympia I was thrilled. She was how she wanted to be and I thought that was great.

[@samanthaoxford6285]

I get so excited when I see there's a new one! I was really glad to see Pamela Morrison's final resting place!

[@robthetindog8218]

I remember that young lady who died at Disneyland; I visited the park shortly after it happened. Didn’t realize that she and I were so close in age. And of course Carolyn Jones; watched the Addams family as a kid.(original run). & I didn’t know that Corrie Ten Boom was buried in CA.; didn’t even know she was in the US! Another winner, Arthur! Thanks; Am ridiculously well entertained by Hollywood Graveyard, visit & revisit often.

[@helen-vb6kw]

Saddened to learn of Flo Jo’s passing, I had no idea

[@jimmorrison3756]

Hi helen is that you on your photo? You're beautiful .🤗

[@mikeandmars2345]

U didn't now that wowww

[@helen-vb6kw]

@@mikeandmars2345 no I didn’t. Someone I heard of years ago, I remembered she had long nails 🤷🏼‍♀️ weird I know. As she retired from running and I don’t really follow sports, she dropped off my radar I guess. RIP Flo Jo

[@helen-vb6kw]

@@jimmorrison3756 thanks 🙏🏻

[@jimmorrison3756]

@@helen-vb6kw 👌

[@DIDCOTTWIST]

Loved Captain Caveman, Wacky Races and the Perils of Penelope Pitstop as a kid.Also the Funtastic world of Hannah-Barbera simulator ride that was at universal studios Florida.

[@elizabethmckenna5397]

This is such an excellent, informative and respectful channel. I’ve learned so many interesting things about people I’ve heard of and, never heard of. Maybe it’s time for another Viewers Special since we are able to get out and about more around the country.

[@trinidadgomez4771]

I look forward to tuning in just to listen to the music. 🌹

[@princessmarlena1359]

R.I.P. Carolyn Jones. **snap snap**

[@luis16feliciano]

R.I.P Nicole Brown (1959 - 1994) 🙏👼💐 R.I.P Flo-Jo (1959 - 1998) 🙏🏿👼🏿💐 #NicoleBrown #RIPNicoleBrown #FloJo #RIPFloJo #Legend #LegendsNeverDie #RIP #GoneButNotForgotten

[@AzKarma2010]

Thank you for visiting Orange County and my birthplace Santa Ana 🥰 my dad knew Pappy the first place my dad raced was OC Raceway. Pappy was always at the races and was a great man!!! Thank you for including him!!

[@pamela7595]

So many of my childhood favorite cartoons, as well as WKRP..."I'm at WKRP in Cincinnati" loved it. Flo Jo was the #1 GOAT.

[@trinidadgomez4771]

Pride of So L.A. Beautiful soul. Rest in peace Flo Jo. Love Trinity Star ❤️

[@SlapMyBass3825]

Thanks for showing Hall and Fender. Both are iconic figures, and Fender is a huge part of my life.

[@ElizabethDebbie24]

As a Brit I love watching these videos as it is a way I can pay my respects to the stars I grew up watching and virtually wandering around the beautifully kept cemeteries. Keep up the good work as I always look forward to whenever you post new videos. I also love the fact that you remember those stars who might now be long forgotten from the silent era who started the industry and turned it into what it is today.

[@bernadetteS4903]

I was shocked about the girl that perished at Disneyland at 18. Never knew that happened!

[@hildamarmolejo1568]

So excited to see Corrie Ten Boom grave site. I visited the watch shop.

[@fhwolthuis]

Excellent video again, Arthur! I hope you will never change the format and the heavenly music ❤️👍😁

[@drewwagner4802]

Wow, great presentation of so many people that brings us back to happy times in our childhood. Tom and Jerry - well done!

[@robdavis4777]

This guy has the best voice on KZbin.

[@Porsche996driver]

Wow really well done. Living in OC Lake Forest I know each of these. William Hanna lived around here? CJ Pappy Hart and the OC Airport drags because it was closed on Sundays - I’ve seen the original old drag signs lol. But somehow the most touching is Jim Morrison’s “wife” Pamela who stayed with him and surely couldn’t live without him. And the voice of Wilma Flintstone was so unique and wonderful. Now I have to go watch Part 1!

[@RhettyforHistory]

Quite a few interesting ones in this episode. Loved all the music ties as well as animation. There sort of brings both together. I had no idea the Crystal Cathedral was owned by the Catholics. I had to look that one up. To me it will always be connected to Robert Schuyler. I had no idea it had transferred hands. Thanks for taking us on a tour!

[@debbie3218]

Arthur always presents these videos with great knowledge, dignity & respect. Great job!

[@mariaboletsis3188]

Thank you for mentioning Corrie Ten Boom...I read her book it was awesome. She was one of my heroines🙏✝️✝️🙏

[@maryannstinnette6261]

I so enjoy watching Hollywood Graveyard. I have been known to binge watch all over and over. Love them. Learn so much.

[@rosemariemckinley7326]

Nothing more amazing than watching Flo Jo run.

[@neitajames6029]

I always enjoy these videos. I always learn something new. It was the Adam's family reruns. Sometimes they bring back the classic that either I was not born or too young when they came out. Me tv doing the flintstones now. That fred always make me laugh. Sometimes it's sad to learn who died young and who took thier life. I enjoy these tours without leaving home.👍💯💜🤗🌻🌷🧘‍♀️🙌🦋🌠✌🙏🙂👋. Love,respect and positivity always. Neita james.

[@kennethlclark5065]

I like his format. He takes a historical approach.

[@phyllisshieldsjones1482]

Thank you for once again brightening a dull day for me, you see Im stuck in the house this weekend because I just had surgery.

[@EN-mh6sr]

Phyllis Shields Jones...Hope you recover well 💗

[@genevievesuzi1549]

I've got my husband hooked on your videos 😁 he works at Nissan and on his breaks he watches them! It's hilarious because to know him, he's just not the type..lol he always thought it was really depressing but I told him if he'd watch them it's basically a history lesson and memories for everyone. When you do a video you always bring up something from my past that makes me happy 😊 and I'm a lover of all the old movies! I'm a very Big TCM Fan!! So your videos are very much loved and appreciated! Thank you for your time, I know it takes a lot of work!! 💗 From Tennessee!!✌️

[@rachelzalewski8978]

Watching hollywood is so intriguing, and insightful, it just goes to show that we are sent into this world to this one life that we live everyday, it's time to pay our respects and to celebrate their lives.

[@samanthaoxford6285]

You should do an episode of rock and pop stars. We've lost a lot the last few years. If like to see Prince and Eddie Van Halen in there. They you for all your hard work! It's amazing!

[@psychcorp4449]

If I had Arthur Dark's brain, I could conquer the world! His ability to find all of these people and present their information can't be beat. This is the first video I have seen to show Flo-Jo's grave. Thank you so much.

[@leelones4111]

Another great addition, Thanks for showing C.J Pappy Hart. There is so many great drag racing people to be found in the future episodes.

[@paulahoward8080]

You have the perfect voice for narration. I enjoy your videos and channel. Thank you.

[@elc1960]

Hollywood Graveyard is one of the must-see channels on KZbin. Your videos are incredibly entertaining and informative, and it's obvious that they are the product of love. As has been said many times, if you work at something you truly love, you will never work a day in your life. Thank you Mr. Dark!

[@acurisur]

One of these tours popped up on my KZbin feed and at first I thought it would be creepy to watch, but as it turns out it was extremely educational and very interesting. What you're doing is bringing these entertainers of yesteryear to a whole new generation and that is a noble endeavour indeed. No doubt these legends will gain a whole new fanbase just from your videos. Awesome content and I've watched quite a few tours now.

[@garyhamilton9722]

Thank you for putting on this wonderful display of the Greatest actors, Actresses and of famous people. I love the music and I love that you tell how they lived and died. I always look forward to each and every video. Please don’t every stop!! Also love rewatching them over and over

[@sallyintucson]

Thank you for another video. I never tire of watching Hollywood Graveyard.

[@irishgip71]

Always love your music. I have ptsd from military and it’s one of the things that calms me.

[@williamwhite2113]

Thanks for the video, very informative. Thanks for showing the graves of Bill Hanna and cartoon writer Warren Foster. I love the old cartoons and it's good to see you honor those men.

[@amandademarco5527]

My Great Grandma is buried at Fair Haven. Thanks for sharing 🙂

[@danweidman6004]

More,mor,more.l These videos are a great history for those remembered and those who should be.

[@Stones_Throw]

I love the brief narratives about background and performance history. Just enough, rarely too much.

[@cynthiagordon143]

I so enjoy these videos and appreciate learning about new names & people involved I the industry. Thank you, Arthur!

[@Europa1749]

I love the little samples which is a great reminder of their work.

[@lindar5413]

Thank you Arthur! Great gift for Mother’s Day.

[@yebbadabbeydooo8962]

Hello! I just wanted to say that I love your content, and I always get excited when I see you've posted a new video! Keep being awesome, Arthur!

[@happgood]

Another great tour. Your respect for these past figures, both known and obscure, is touching, educational and enlightening. Thanks for doing the thorough research and we also love the new added musical motifs included in these beautifully created pieces. You do exemplary work and we look forward to each new treasure.

[@julieb3833]

Thanks for sharing Nicole Brown Simpson, such a sad story. I appreciate all the time and effort you put into these videos and also the respect you show everyone. You have a great voice for these videos.

[@jonmajarucon51]

I love this Channel. In time we will ALL be forgotten, our good and bad deeds too. Nevertheless, this Video is so inspirational because it reminds me to do my best at all times. What incredible research and beautiful presentation. Thanks so much for this wonderful channel.

[@largol33t1]

Thank you for mentioning Clyde Bruckman and Gordon Jump. I didn't know there were several actors who played the famous Maytag Man. And yes, from my mom's claims, they do make reliable appliances. She used them through the entire 1980s.

[@averyhamilton4945]

Did not even know he had uploaded until I checked the notifications. Great way to unwind from work with another great tour!

[@squadchic6229]

Thank you so much for taking the time to do these videos. I love them, and I learn a lot. Awesome Job