Anthony Clark, Comedian and 'Yes, Dear' Star, Dies

Anthony Clark, a comedian and actor best known as Greg Warner on the CBS sitcom "Yes, Dear," died on Nov. 10, according to Deadline, which reported that he died of complications from pneumonia. Two of the three reports gave his age as 62, while the New York Times gave it as 63. His co-star Mike O'Malley, who played Jimmy on the show, confirmed the death in a social media post. The sitcom ran from 2000 to 2006 on CBS and followed two married couples navigating parenthood. Before "Yes, Dear," Clark had starred in the NBC sitcom "Boston Common," and his manager, Barry Katz, said Clark would be missed for the joy he brought to audiences.

The New York Times, the left-leaning source, leads with Clark's career, describing Greg as an uptight first-time parent, the show's steady ratings and a 2020 podcast in which he called shooting a sitcom exhausting. It gives his age as 63, gives no cause of death and does not mention pneumonia. The A.V. Club, an alternative source, leads with O'Malley's Instagram tribute and Clark's early life in Lynchburg, Virginia, and at Emerson College, and it also reports pneumonia and age 62. Fox News, on the right, opens with a statement from Katz to Fox News Digital, cites Deadline's Nov. 10 date and pneumonia, and features O'Malley's X post and the show's 122 episodes. Left and right both feature O'Malley and the sitcom, but the left omits the cause and gives a different age, while the right and alternative sources agree on both.