TV fans and friends are mourning the loss of Philip McKeon. The actor and producer has died at age 55. The former child star who is best known for playing wisecracking teen Tommy Hyatt on "Alice ...

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However, Philip replaced Lutter after the pilot. Following his role on the sitcom, he worked at Los Angeles station KFWB News 98 in its news department for 10 years before later moving to Wimberly ...

After his role in Alice, he worked for a decade as a member of the news department at KFWB News 98 in Los Angeles. He later hosted a radio show in Wimberly, Texas. McKeon appeared in several ...

McKeon also worked at the Los Angeles radio station KFWB News 98 for 10 years, Ballard said. He later moved to Wimberly, Texas, to be closer to family and for the last several years hosted his own ...

Philip McKeon, the former child actor best known for his role on the CBS sitcom “Alice,” died Tuesday, a family spokesman said. He was 55. McKeon died in Texas after a long illness, family ...

After the sitcom, McKeon worked for 10 years in the news department of Los Angeles station KFWB News 98. He then moved to Wimberly, Texas, to be closer to family, where he hosted his own radio show.

McKeon also worked at the Los Angeles radio station KFWB News 98 for 10 years, Ballard said. He later moved to Wimberly, Texas, to be closer to family and for the last several years hosted his own ...

McKeon also worked at the Los Angeles radio station KFWB News 98 for 10 years, Ballard said. He later moved to Wimberly, Texas, to be closer to family and for the last several years hosted his own ...