Tom Kennedy, ‘Name That Tune’ Host, Dies at 93

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pic.twitter.com/AW08F0PS7DWe're sad to hear of the death of #TomKennedy (1927–2020) — Host of NAME THAT TUNE, YOU DON'T SAY + many more game shows in a 50-year careerhttps://t.co/3RJtJLtAEtFull Obituary: Los Angeles Times

Tom Kennedy, a veteran host of game shows including Name That Tune, Split Second and Password Plus, has died. He was 93.

Variety reports that Kennedy moved to Los Angeles from Louisville, Ky.

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TV game show host Tom Kennedy has died at the age of 93. His daughter Courtney and nephew Ben confirmed to Fox News that Kennedy -- born James Edward Narz -- died on Wednesday in his Oxnard, California home.The cause of death is unknown at this time.

Legendary TV game show host Tom Kennedy has sadly passed away.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerTelevision host Tom Kennedy, who hosted game shows Split Second, Name That Tune, and You Don’t Say!, died October 7 at age 93, according to his friend, Steve Beverly. No cause of death was given.Born James Edward Narz in Louisville, Kentucky Kennedy attended the University of Missouri before heading to Hollywood in 1947, to join brother Jack Narz.His first break was as a game show host in the showThe Big Game in 1958 and Dr.

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The Drew Barrymore Show, where he brought his new puppy Charlie, and the former couple swapped stories about their first date and filming Charlie's Angels together. They both seemed genuinely happy to be hanging out again after so long.Tom said: "I was so happy when you invited me on the show.