Screenwriter Patrick Carlin, co-creator of The George Carlin Show, died at the age of 90. This was announced on social networks by his niece Kelly.

“My dear Uncle Patrick is dead. He was a philosopher and a tough guy,” wrote a relative.
Patrick Carlin wrote for The George Carlin Show in the 1990s – he was the brother of a popular stand-up comedian who passed away in 2008. Carlin Sr. also hosted radio station KROQ and most recently hosted the Patrick’s

Hollywood-Stock Connection podcast. He left two sons with his wife, Marlene, who passed away last year. Their marriage lasted over 60 years.

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Earlier it became known about the death of music producer Art Roop, who launched the careers of Sam Cooke, Lloyd Price, and Little Richard.