Here’s Everyone Forgotten During Last Night’s Emmys 'In Memoriam'

Charlie Ridgely

11/08/2017 03:16 pm EST

Last night, at the 69th annual Emmy Awards, the television academy spent a few moments honoring the lives of those the industry lost over the past year. Artists like Carrie Fisher, Jerry Lewis, and others all received a second of recognition during the presentation.

While plenty of people were included, there were quite a few popular omissions to the video.

Despite the fact that some of these omissions were big names in television, they were still mysteriously left off the list. Even Erin Moran, who played Joanie on Happy Days, didn't make the final cut.

As you can imagine, fans on Twitter didn't take too kindly to some of these stars being forgotten during the award ceremony.

Erin Moran

As we already mentioned, Erin Moran was somehow missing from the 'In Memoriam' video presentation.

Moran starred as Joanie in 239 episodes of Happy Days, and even led the short-lived spinoff series, Joanie Loves Cachi. The actress passed away back in April at the age of 56.

Folks on Twitter weren't happy about this omission, stating that Happy Days was such a pivotal part of their childhood.

Charlie Murphy

Charlie Murphy, brother of Eddie Murphy, was a well-known and beloved TV comedian throughout his career.

In addition to appearances and vocal performances on shows like The Boondocks and Black Jesus, Murphy was most well-known for his work on Chappelle's Show.

Murphy last appeared on the hit Starz series Power, where he portrayed Marshal Clyde Williams.

Dick Gregory

As you just saw Common mention, the tribute video also left out Dick Gregory.

The legendary comedian was known for his revolutionary brand of comedy back in the 1950s and '60s. In 1961, Gregory bridged the racial gap in America by appealing to both white and black audiences, appearing on television and putting out records.

Gregory was also an activist, known for protesting racial injustice throughout his life.

For many, this seemed like one of the more heartbreaking omissions, considering how much Gregory accomplished ot just in the television industry, but in the world as a whole.

Harry Dean Stanton

Popular character actor Harry Dean Stanton passed away just a couple of days before the Emmy ceremony, but many still believed that he should have been included in the presentation.

While the actor was most well-known for his roles in film, he did appear on several notable TV shows over the years.

Many will remember Stanton for his portrayal of Roman Grant on HBO's Big Love. He also appeared in Getting On, Twin Peaks and Gunsmoke.

Frank Vincent

Just a couple of days before Harry Dean Stanton passed away, Frank Vincent died in New Jersey.

The actor was well-known for his portrayal of mobsters in several films, including Casino and Goodfellas.

TV audiences remember Vincent well for his time on HBO's groundbreaking series, The Sopranos. Vincent appeared in 39 episodes of the show, playing Phil Leotardo.

Roger Ailes

While fans on Twitter were sad to see some of these stars omitted, they were even more disappointed that Roger Ailes was included.

Ailes was formerly the chairman at Fox News, but stepped down earlier this year among sexual harassment allegations. He died shortly after.

Many believed it was wrong to honor the legacy of someone who had done terrible things, but that talents and activists like Harry Dean Stanton and Dick Gregory were omitted.

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