Comedic Legend Martin Mull Passes Away at 80

Beloved comedic icon Martin Mull, known for his versatile talents in comedy, music, and acting, has passed away at the age of 80.

Maggie Mull, his daughter, confirmed the sad news, expressing her deep sorrow and reflecting on her father’s remarkable career and sense of humor.

Martin Mull’s legacy spans a variety of notable roles in both television and film, showcasing his exceptional range and comedic timing.

From his memorable appearances on ‘Roseanne’ alongside Roseanne Barr to his collaborations with Fred Willard and Giovanni Ribisi on ‘Two and a Half Men‘, Mull’s presence on screen left a lasting impact.

Throughout his career, Mull worked with industry luminaries such as Seth MacFarlane, Norman Lear, and Steve Martin, showcasing his unique talents across a wide range of projects.

His daughter, Maggie Mull, who is a talented TV writer and producer herself, fondly remembers her father’s ability to bring laughter to countless audiences throughout his career.

Among Martin Mull’s most memorable performances are his roles on ‘Veep‘ as Bob Bradley and on ‘America Tonight,’ where his comedic genius truly shines.

His collaborations with fellow comedians like Jay Leno, Eileen Brennan, and Charley Jansen have left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry, showcasing Mull’s versatility and charm.

From his early days working with Norman Lear to his more recent projects with creators like Steve Martin and Craig Kellem, Martin Mull’s career has been a testament to his enduring talent and creativity.

He is survived by his wife, Wendy Haas, and his daughter, Maggie Mull, who continue to honor his memory and legacy in the world of entertainment.