Richard Roat, a character actor known for roles on Friends, Seinfeld, and 24, among others, died on August 5, according to an obituary published in the Los Angeles Times. He was 89. A cause of death remains unknown. Roat began his onscreen career in 1962 when he played the uncredited role of Garfield on the cop sitcom Car 54, Where Are You? in the episode “How Smart Can You Get?” which, in 1997, TV Guide ranked at No. 61 on its list of the best TV episodes of all time.
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