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Richard Lewis kidded about death in his keep going appearance on Check Your Energy to air before his demise at age 76 on Tuesday. On the Feb. 18 episode of Control Your Excitement, he and costar Larry David, who play fictionalized variants of themselves, examined Lewis' will while on a fairway. The point came up after David told Lewis his streak further developed in the wake of hearing another player's illustration. "Could I at any point let you know something? I think this is the most joyful I've at any point been a major part of my life," said David, to which Lewis answered, "I don't have the foggiest idea who I'm checking right presently out." After David asked how it was conceivable that "something great is occurring to me," Lewis shared that he "would do well to news." "I have better news for you. I'm leaving you in my will. I'm tweaking it, and you're not kidding." David advised him to avoid it and demanded that he give the cash to someone who required it. "At the point when I kick the bucket, I believe you should know the amount I thought often about you," Lewis made sense of, adding, "You're my dearest companion. You're not kidding." David continued to rehash that he didn't need the cash, to which Lewis said he would be giving it to him at any rate, making David say, "Good gracious. F- - k you." Lewis' will was raised some other time in the episode when the two went playing golf again, and he said he would be seeing a domain lawyer sometime thereafter. "You know, it's sort of beginning to occur to on me what's happening. You're placing me in your will since you believe that I should place you in my will," said David, to which Lewis asked him, "Are.