Simon Carlyle, the co-creator of the Scottish sitcom “Two Doors Down,” has passed away at 48, eliciting heartfelt tributes from comedian Jack Whitehall and fans. Known for his talent, humor, and kindness, Carlyle’s death was confirmed by his manager Amanda Davis, who highlighted his supportive and collaborative nature. “Two Doors Down,” centered around the residents of Latimer Crescent, became a beloved series and was recommissioned for a seventh season. Carlyle’s impact extended to other shows, including “Changing Ends” and “Boy Meets Girl.” His passing leaves a void in the comedy community, with his warm comic voice celebrated and cherished.