Mills Lane, the Hall of Fame referee who officiated ... in pop culture lore when MTV's popular Claymation series, "Celebrity Deathmatch," debuted in 1998 with Lane as the referee complete with ...

Bouts contested on Celebrity Deathmatch were usually bloody and ... Real-life boxing referee Mills Lane appeared in clay form to try and officiate, though little was against the rules.

hosting his own court show "Judge Mills Lane," and appearing in claymation as the referee for MTV's cult hit series "Celebrity Deathmatch." Utilizing his catchphrase "Let's get it on" and ...

The 25th anniversary of Celebrity Deathmatch got us feeling ... and they were joined by legendary boxing referee Mills Lane, who voiced himself for the first few seasons until a stroke forced ...

Boxing was in mourning when Mills Lane, the legendary Hall of ... signature and was the basis of MTV’s claymation show, Celebrity Deathmatch, and he was eventually inducted into boxing’s ...

In honesty, that one moment is probably what got Mills Lane into Celebrity Deathmatch. The Los Angeles Times profiled him back in the day and these anecdotes really help tell the story.

After retiring from refereeing, Lane became a television judge, serving as the central figure on the Judge Mills Lane show ... MTV claymation show Celebrity Deathmatch, which originally ran ...