Here's something interesting: Wilford Brimley was only 50 when he starred in Cocoon 35 years ago, playing an 85 year old. He's died now at the age of 85. So obviously Cocoon was a documentary.

Mike Roche's Hollywood List picks up the solo with his second hit of the game, and moves up to 35th place.

Blurb credit: Bob Lyhus

I hope everybody's nice and comfortable, because this is a big one, folks! Olivia DeHaviland has died at 104, and she was on 22 lists. Before we get to that, let's take a look at the Celeb Stats page, where we see that Ms. DeHaviland was the last living celeb on the Most-Picked of all time list. Until today she was #1 on the Still Alive list, and she was on the top 10 most-picked list for 8 years. She was also responsible for breaking up our 19-list 3-hit-logjam.

13 players got their fourth hit, and these are now (obviously) the new Top 13:

1. Grady Harmon
2. Kelly Keegan's List 4
3. Aunti Di's List 1
4. Kevin Byrnes
5. Nathan Raupach
6. John Downey
7. Natalie Tyler's Most Likely to Succeed: Class of 2020 List
8. Jimmy Casino
9. Paul Lineback
10. Carol Place
11. Toe Tag
12. Lindsey Roke
13. Natalie Tyler's Golden Oldies List

• Kelly Keegan's List 5
• Gene Kaufman
• Judith Place
• Shelley Brown's List 1
• Carol Ann Roke
• Brad Hope
• Bob Lyhus
• Michelle Downey
• Natalie Tyler's Old Friends List

TV Host Regis Philbin has died at 86, with one person picking up the solo hit: Shelley Brown's List 3 gets her third hit, moving up to 4th place.

Congrats, Shelley!