Eccentric comedian, actor, and multi-talented artist Martin Mull has passed away at the age of 80 after a brave battle with illness. Known for his sharp wit and humor, Mull found fame playing various memorable roles in television shows like Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman, Roseanne, and Arrested Development, along with films such as Clue and Mrs. Doubtfire. Mull's creative range extended beyond acting, as he was also a singer-songwriter and painter. With a unique blend of comedy and music, he found early success with parodies like "A Girl Named Johnny Cash" and collaborated with renowned artists like Frank Zappa and Bruce Springsteen. His most iconic role was as the bumbling identical twins Garth and Barth Gimble on the satirical soap opera Fernwood 2 Night, a show that poked fun at pop culture and consumerism. Mull's comedic brilliance and offbeat persona left a lasting impression on audiences, earning him a devoted following and critical acclaim throughout his long and diverse career.