Larry Storch, Zani Cpl. Egron's 99 on TV's 'F Troop'. died on

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LOS ANGELES, California - Egger died Friday in a spoof of the 1960s Western Frontier TV show. Starch was 99.

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Storch died of natural causes early Friday in a New York City apartment, according to his manager, Matt Beckoff.

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Although "F Troop" only ran for two seasons on ABC from 1965 to 1967, it became a cult favorite in its run again.

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Its devoted fans could recite nearly all the adventures of Fort Courage's incredibly incompetent soldiers and members of a nearby Native American tribe, who only pretended to be at war with them.

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As Egron, Storch was the wild-eyed companion and escort of Forrest Tucker's shrewd sergeant. O'Rourke, who often made plans with Frank DeCova's Chief Wild Eagle, to drive away unsuspecting visitors.

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Storch appeared in several movies and TV shows before and after the show. He enjoyed a long career in theater and as a comic at resorts in the Catskill Mountains region of New York State.

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His manager said he never regretted being best known for the series.

Bekoff said, "He accepted it. He loved being Agran" and liked working with his co-stars.

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Storch was "the kindest, dearest person" who always had time for autograph seekers and was generous to those in need, he said.