I loved him as "Hat Sister" in The Mostly Unfabulous Social Life of Ethan Green

Aww, he was such a sweetheart.

rip

yall just out here jumping to conclusions.

i have people skills. Im good at dealing with people! Cant you understand that? What the hell is wrong with you people!!!

Rip

That's a perfect description.

Aww man.

Holy crap this guy's acting credits list is loooooong. Right up through this year too. The man was capital E Employed.

Rip, to me he'll always be the Dr/relative in the man from earth

Dang.

Also, a role in the great movie "The Man From Earth"

He's been keepin' it Riehle his whole life

The engineers are not people persons, I have people skills! What the hell is wrong with you people?!

You are the very first reference to The Man From Earth I have ever seen in the wild. It is my favorite film.

Two The Man From Earth references in this thread. I've never seen it mentioned anywhere in the wild before. Top tier, favorite film.

fantastic movie. and his character reaction is on-point.

Just, whatever you do, don't watch the sequel

I was naive once and didn't heed this warning. And paid the price of having to live with the experience

Jump to conclusions mat!

You bring that ship back as clean as you did last time and I'll show you what old Pliers can do!

I've always enjoyed all of Richard Riehle's work, but to me he'll always be Robert 'Pliers' Sykes. RIP and thanks for the fond childhood memories.

The final scene he was in 😥

I've watched it so many times, but I've only gotten like 3 people to ever watch it for more than 30 minutes and those people of course loved it.

The story is just so damned good but a lot of people won't get past the lack of scenery changes and that like half the actors in it are pretty bad. But man oh man is it so well thought out.

Great movie. I need to rewatch it

I have successfully avoided that, along with avoiding the sequel to my favorite comedy movie of all time; "Hot Tub Time Machine"

I've watched it probably 6 times. Half the actors in it are pretty bad, but the story is just so great.

RIP king

A truly fantastic piece of art!

Yup. Knew him from office space, first, even if that technically came out after.

I watched that movie and had some of the deepest, longest, most interesting intellectual conversations and arguments I've ever had. It took us two whole days to get through that movie, and even then, we talked more after.

Bumi (Aang's son) from Legend of Korra is what I'll always remember most. He really captured the 'eccentric but always well-intended' aspect so well.

And please, be respectful. Keep the complaints about the show itself to yourselves. I dont want to hear them anyway, especially not now.

So...... What would you say you do here?

He was a people person.

Well, well look. I already told you. I deal with the god damn customers so the engineers don't have to. I have people skills. I am good at dealing with people. Can't you understand that? What the hell is wrong with you people!?

Let's not "jump to conclusions".

Wow he was impressive. IMDB lists him doing 430 roles since 1977. Idk if he ever had a main role, but he was seriously successful in the side role category. What a life to have worked on so many different projects.