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He made millions laugh. Now heโ€™s gone.
Martin Mull, the sly, sharp-witted chameleon of American comedy, has died at 80, and the silence he leaves behind is deafening. Fans remember the smirk, the sideways glance, the joke that landed a second too lateโ€”and hit twice as hard. Friends remember something else: a restless, relentless artist who nev… Continues…