A smoldering heap of concrete and rubble is all that remains of Christopher Lloyd's Montecito mansion -- a home that was valued at $11.3 million before this weekend.
Lloyd's place was only one of the 210 homes destroyed by the Tea Fire in the Santa Barbara area.
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1. I'm very sorry to hear this - have always respected his acting.
Posted at 10:28AM on Nov 17th 2008 by B
2. GREAT SCOTT!
Posted at 10:36AM on Nov 17th 2008 by Condom Man
3. Homes? Where we're going we don't need homes.
Posted at 10:42AM on Nov 17th 2008 by Adam Electric
4. That had to take at least 1.21 gigawatts!!!!
Posted at 10:51AM on Nov 17th 2008 by Banana Hammock
5. Maybe this time they'll buy a home surrounded by oil tankers.
Posted at 10:53AM on Nov 17th 2008 by zoe
6. Now his home looks exactly like the inside of Jeff Conaway's head...Completely Baked!
Posted at 10:54AM on Nov 17th 2008 by Banana Hammock
7. Am I supposed to feel sorry? They build these houses on mountainsides, the know about the Sana Ana winds and the risks of fires. Sorry, but they're dumb asses.
Posted at 11:01AM on Nov 17th 2008 by tkennedy
8. lol "Condom Man", dude i was TOTALLY gonna say that. I clicked in here specifically for the purpose of posting that and im disappointed to see you beat me to it. hahaha
Posted at 11:04AM on Nov 17th 2008 by Dude
9. In fact, it should've been TMZ's clever headline for the story
Posted at 11:06AM on Nov 17th 2008 by Dude
10. Feel sorry for your fellow man tkennedy Nahh why would you do that-- I mean human compasion never accomplished anything.
Luv LLyod great character actor very under-rated but hillarious... Adam Electric Banana Hammock great posts thanks for the giggle
Posted at 11:07AM on Nov 17th 2008 by zoya
11. My thoughts and prayers go out to all that have lost their homes.
Posted at 11:08AM on Nov 17th 2008 by Dallas
12. He better bust out the Flux Capacitor!!!!
Posted at 11:13AM on Nov 17th 2008 by lala
13. P.S. Doc Brown had burned down his mansion for the insurance money to fund building the De Lorean. Coincidence????
Posted at 11:21AM on Nov 17th 2008 by lala
14. Although very sad that anyone had to lose their house. Again, TMZ is wrong with their information, probably trying like all other news reports to make this area look extremely wealthy. Not a 11+ million property, was recently taken off the market when it did not sell for 5.5 million. Still alot, but big difference.
Posted at 11:35AM on Nov 17th 2008 by sosad
15. While I feel equally sad for all of the victims of these southern California fires, it makes me wonder if they will collect their insurance benefits and at last use their Brain to relocate to a different region. What is it with these stubborn people everywhere who challenge the Universe; they lose to fires, tornadoes, hurricanes, Santana Winds, the ruptured hillside, etc. just because they want a terrific view. And, the rest of us should help pay for the loss of their Dream Home?
Repeatedly we are being warned that a KIller Earthquake will happen on the Pacific Coast at any time now. Do we listen? Would these fire victims finally pay heed to the warnings, accept the Universes's Omen of what is soon to happen that will make these fires seem minor as to what a major earthquake will create for them? People, would you please grab your insurance settlement and finally GET THE HELL OUT OF CALIFORNIA. You don't have a quality life. You are in the midst of a danger zone. Arizona and New Mexico are plenty big for all of you and your McMansions!
Posted at 11:45AM on Nov 17th 2008 by Lilly
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