Another theme park death … this time at Universal Studios in Orlando, where a woman died after riding the Revenge of the Mummy roller coaster.

The woman became unresponsive after going on the ride Nov. 25 and she was transported to a local hospital, where she died … according to a report issued Thursday from the Florida Department of Agricultural and Consumer Services.

The woman’s identity was not revealed … the consumer services reports are updated quarterly by Florida officials and they include only minor details about medical incidents each quarter at Universal, Walt Disney World, Legoland, Sea World, and Busch Gardens.

Since 2004, there have been 21 reported incidents involving Revenge of the Mummy … according to WFLA-TV.

Former Nickelodeon child star Kianna Underwood has been identified as the victim in a terrible hit-and-run collision that left her dead after she was dragged down two Brooklyn blocks early Friday morning.

Law enforcement sources tell TMZ the 33-year-old — who appeared on the 2005 series “All That” — suffered severe trauma to her head and torso … when a gray vehicle, driven by an unknown suspect, was traveling west on Pitkin Avenue and struck her as she crossed the street at Pitkin and Mother Gaston Blvd.

We’re told Kianna was left lying motionless in the roadway after being dragged under the car for nearly two blocks.

Kianna was a talented child actress who also starred on Nickelodeon’s “Little Bill.”

She was 33.

Pastor to the stars John Gray III says a viral Druski skit making fun of megachurch pastors isn’t an affront to God … he says the jokes are hilarious and anyone who doesn’t like it needs to do some introspection.

John tells TMZ … Druski isn’t making fun of Jesus Christ or God, he’s aiming his jokes at pastors who go way overboard with theatrics and production effects at mega church services.

Pastor Gray says he didn’t take offense to anything Druski said or did here … telling us the people who are offended need to sit down in front of the mirror and think long and hard about their actions.

Druski takes also takes aim at church collections and pastors who wear designer clothes, jewelry, and drive fancy cars … in the skit, he leaves his church in a Bentley.