Gary Coleman

Video, TV's Top 5! Aren't we tired of Gary Coleman yet? Ex-'Diff'rent Strokes' co-star Todd Bridges was on 'The Wendy Williams Show' (weekdays, syndicated) to plug his autobiography 'Killing Willis: From Diff'rent Strokes to the Mean Streets to the Life I Always Wanted,' and naturally Williams asked him about his friendship with Coleman.  

Former child actor Todd Bridges has been shunned by his Diff'rent Strokes co-star Gary Coleman in recent years - but he's refusing to take the snub personally as the diminutive star is "very mad at the world". Bridges admits he has been concerned for his former colleague after Coleman suffered a string of health problems, most recently being hospitalized in Los Angeles following a suspected seizure. The actor reveals he has reached out to Coleman, but his former friend didn't want to speak to him.  

Former child actor Todd Bridges has been shunned by his Diff'rent Strokes co-star Gary Coleman in recent years - but he's refusing to take the snub personally as the diminutive star is "very mad at the world". Bridges admits he has been concerned for his former colleague after Coleman suffered a string of health problems, most recently being hospitalised in Los Angeles following a suspected seizure. The actor reveals he has reached out to Coleman, but his former friend didn't want to speak to him.  

Former child actor TODD BRIDGES has been shunned by his DIFF'RENT STROKES co-star GARY COLEMAN in recent years - but he's refusing to take the snu b personally as the diminutive star is "very mad at the world". Bridges admits he has been concerned for his former colleague after Col eman suffered a string of health problems, most recently being hospitalis ed in Los Angeles following a suspected seizure. The actor reveals he has reached out to Coleman, but his former friend didn't want to speak to him.  

Bridges was one of the biggest stars of his time, winning roles on 'Roots,' 'Fish,' 'Little House on the Prairie,' 'The Waltons' and others before becoming Willis on 'Diff'rent Strokes,' a sitcom about a wealthy white widower who adopts two black sons, Bridges (Willis) and Gary Coleman (Arnold). It ran from 1978 to 1986. Dana Plato, who played older sister Kimberly on the show, died of a prescription drug ovedose in 1999.

I realize now that he was grooming me   -Todd Bridges

 

TMZ has obtained the 911 call made after Gary Coleman suffered a seizure on the set of " The Insider " last month and had to be transported to a Los Angeles hospital. As we first reported, Dr. Drew Pinsky was on set and assisted Coleman until paramedics took him to the hospital, where he was later released. "The Insider" never aired the footage -- but earlier in the month, Gary walked off the show's set after he was repeatedly asked if he beat his wife.  

"This kid looks like he could be a fine Peter Parker, however, no one would be better than Gary Coleman". If you don't know who Gary Coleman is, Google him, and then be amazed at my casting skills. Let him stay with the Percy Jackson franchise.  

Gary Coleman is recovering after suffering a seizure on the set of "The Insider." He received immediate treatment from Dr. Drew Pinsky, who happened to be on set as well. Coleman, 42, was resting in the hospital in stable condition.  

Gary Coleman did not appear as scheduled at The Temple in Canandaigua Saturday night. Coleman suffered a seizure on the set of "The Insider" Friday and was taken to a local hospital in stable condition. He received immediate treatment on the show's set from Dr. Drew Pinsky, who happened to be on set as well.