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MASH

From the film of the same title, MASH is an American medical drama television series developed by Larry Gelbart. MASH follows the doctors and support personnel of the 4077th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital during the Korean War in Uijeongbu, South Korea.

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Who played Trapper John in MASH the series?

'Trapper' John McIntyre was played by Wayne Rogers.

Who is the actress in the beginning credits of MASH?

Can I assume you are referring to the blonde actress? She is mainly highlighted only in the opening credits of the Pilot episode, but can be seen throughout the credits from then on. This is the actress Karen Philipp who appeared as Lt. Dish in some of the earlier episodes of the show.

Who plays radar on mash?

Gary Burghoff. plays Radar

When was the first telecast of the hit tv series mash?

September 17th, 1972

It was based on a feature film called MASH in 1970. The film itself was based on a novel by Richard Hooker, MASH: A Novel About Three Army Doctors in 1968.

Who were in the Cast of TV show MASH?

The main cast consists of:

Alan Alda; Hawkeye Pierce

Loretta Swit; Magaret Houlihan

Jamie Farr; Max Kilnger

William Christopher; Father Mulcahy

Harry Morgan; Sherman Potter

Mike Farrell; BJ hunnicut

Gary Burghoff; Radar O'reilly

David Ogden Stiers; Charles Winchester

Larry Linville; Frank Burns

Wayne Rogers; Trapper McIntyre

Mclean Steveson; Henry Blake

Their are many more people in the cast but these are the main people :)

Who wrote MASH?

That was H. Richard Hornberger. [Pen name:Richard Hooker] Published in 1968, the first book was called: M*A*S*H: A Novel About Three Army Doctors.

Name of fictional soldier in MASH?

There were a couple of memorable fictitious soldiers in M*A*S*H.

One was Private Charles Lamb, a name invented when Radar was trying to save a lamb from becoming the main course in a Greek feast held in honour of the 4077th. He sent the lamb back home to Iowa, and had discharge papers drawn up for Private Charles Lamb to divert suspicion away from what he was doing.

The second was Captain Tuttle, initially invented by Hawkeye and Trapper, who then find that they need to keep the ruse running. After awhile, almost everyone at the 4077th is convinced they have seen or met Tuttle, and eventually Hawkeye kills him off by having Tuttle leap out of a helicopter to tend a wounded soldier, but forget his parachute.

What was Frank's wife's name on MASH?

The name of Frank Burns's wife was Louise.

How many mash episodes were there?

There were 251 episodes of MASH filmed.

In addition "After MASH" a spin off sequel, had 30 episodes, and another spin off series W*A*L*T*E*R had a pilot episode filmed, but was never picked up.

How long was MASH on the air?

The television series MASH aired from September 17, 1972 to February 28, 1983 an 11-year run.

How can you talk to Alan Alda?

didnt Alan alda die sometime last year?

Who played hawk-eye on MASH?

Hawkeye Pierce was played by Alan Alda in the TV series, and by Donald Sutherland in the original movie.

Who wrote and sang the Mash theme Suicide is Painless?

The song was written by Johnny Mandel and Mike Altman. The performers of the song in the M*A*S*H opening credits are John and Tom Bahler, Ron Hicklin, and Ian Freebairn-Smith.

Who were the creators of MASH?

The Mobile Army Surgical Hospital (MASH) unit was conceived by Michael E. DeBakey and other surgical consultants as the "mobile auxiliary surgical hospital". It was an alternative to the system of portable surgical hospitals, field hospitals, and general hospitals used during World War II. It was designed to get experienced personnel closer to the front, so that the wounded could be treated sooner and with greater success.

The novel "MASH: A Novel About Three Army Doctors" was written by Richard Hooker, a former military surgeon.

The film "MASH" based on the aforementioned novel was directed by Robert Altman, produced by Ingo Preminger and written by Richard Hooker and Ring Lardner Jr.

The television series "MASH" also based on the novel, and intended as a continuation of the film was created by H. Richard Hornberger developed by Larry Gelbart and written by dozens of writers over its lifespan.

What is the real name of the actress that kissed radar in MASH episode springtime?

The actress is Mary Kay Place who was playing the role of Lt. Simmons in this episode.

Does MASH have largest number of episodes for fictional weekly program?

No. MASH had 251 episodes, it is one of only 35 shows ever to reach the 250 episode milestone. The other 35 shows are:

Gunsmoke (633)

Lassie (588)

The Simpsons (463)

Law & Order (456)

Death Valley Days (452)

The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet (435)

Bonanza (430)

My Three Sons (369)

Alfred Hitchcock Presents (361)

Dallas (357)

Knots Landing (344)

Make Room For Daddy (336)

ER (331)

George Burns and Gracie Allen (291)

Beverly Hills 90210 (296)

Wagon Train (284)

Law & Order: SVU (284)

Hawaii Five-O (278)

Dragnet (276)

Cheers (275)

Beverly Hillbillies (274)

Donna Reed (274)

Perry Mason (271)

Murder She Wrote (265)

Frasier (264)

CSI (263)

NYPD Blue (261)

Suspense (260)

Married With Children (259)

Happy Days (255)

Love Boat (255)

King of the Hill (255)

Bewitched (254)

The Jeffersons (253)

When was the last year of MASH show?

The final episode of "MASH" was broadcast on Feb 28th 1983, and set on July 27, 1953.

The final episode of "After MASH" was broadcast on May 31, 1985 and set in the year 1954.

Is Larry linville still alive?

No, Larry Linville died of cancer.

What date was the last episode of mash?

the final episode of M*A*S*H. aired on February 28, 1983 and was 2½ hours long

When was actress Enid Kent Nurse Bigelow from the hit TV show MASH born?

Enid Kent (Sperber) who played Nurse Bigelow from 1979-1983 on the show M*A*S*H was born on January 14, 1945 in Los Angeles CA. She is the daughter of the late William Kent, a German immigrant who fled Nazi Germany in the 1930's, and later became an insurance broker, and late 1930's-1980's veteran film/stage and TV actress Irene Tedrow (1907-1995).

As Nurse Bigelow, Enid also appeared in the very last M*A*S*H episode, the 2 1/2 hour TV film special "Goodbye, Farewell and Amen" in 1983.