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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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When did MASH Character Henry Blake die?
shot down over the sea of japan. it spun in. there were so survivors.
Which MASH episode does Margaret tell BJ how dare you say your pain is greater than anyone else?
Margaret said it to B.J in the episode, "Wheelers and Dealers". "How dare you think your brand of suffering is worse than anyone else's! Maybe you do have the most to lose but that's only because you've got the most!"
If you are talking about the TV series then it would be Alan Alda.
What happened to the actor fro'sm the TV show MASH Gary Burgoff hand?
no cause is known for it, though it is presumed to be a birth defect known as a localized Dysmelia. -from wikipedia.
Did elliout gould play in mash?
Elliott Gould played the character Trapper John in the Robert Altman movie MASH (1970). This character was also played by Wayne Rogers (M*A*S*H) and Parnell Roberts (Trapper John M.D.).
What characters in MASH stayed there the whole time?
Four characters stayed for the entire 11 season show; Hawkeye, Father Mulcahy, Margaret and Klinger.
Why did Mclain Stevenson leave MASH?
Stevenson thought he took his character as far as possible and his contract was up so he moved on to other things.
McLean Stevenson (11/14/27 - 02/15/96) played COL Henry Blake in the CBS television comedy M*A*S*H from 1974-75. He left the show at the Season 3 finale. He wanted more of a starring, instead of a supporting, role in the series, and he thought he could do better because "everyone loved Henry". Unfortunately he was right -- everyone loved Henry, but not necessarily McLean Stevenson.
The MASH 4077 (or as Colonel Potter said it "4 0 double-7") was in Uijeongbu, South Korea during the Korean War. It was noted time and time again that the 4077 was only 3 miles from the front
Where is the still from Mash now?
In the CBS television series M*A*S*H (1972-83), the centerpiece of "the Swamp" was the gin still. At the end of production in January 1983, The Swamp, Operating Room and the signpost were donated to the Smithsonian. It was on exhibit until January 1985. Today it is in storage somewhere in the Smithsonian.
Who was the dentist in the movie mash?
The role of Capt. Walter Koskiusko "The Painless Pole" Waldowski, DDS was played by John Schuck .
im not 100% sure if he had 2 ranks or what but he was a 2nd Lieutenant corporal
How many viewers watched the mash finale?
"Goodbye, Farewell and Amen" was the CBS television series M*A*S*H's (1972-83) finale aired on 28 February 1983. It was episode #256 and watched by an estimated 121.6 million viewers. It is still the most watched finale of any television series.
Who played painless in mash movie?
The music was written and performed by Johnny Mandel while the eerie lyrics of "Suicide Is Painless" were written by Mike Altman, the 14 year old son of the film's director.
"Painless" was the dentist, played by John Schuck.
Who was the colonel in the mash movie?
Roger Bowen played Lt. Col. Henry Braymore Blake in the 1970 MASH movie.
How did MASH replace Wayne rogers?
Between Seasons 3 and 4 of the CBS television series M*A*S*H (1972-83), Wayne Rogers decided not to renew his contract. He did not appear on the Season 4 premiere but was definitely a character as Hawkeye tried to catch up with him to say goodbye. As Hawkeye raced around the airport, he met B.J. Hunnicutt, Trapper John's replacement.
Who is the actress in Mash playing a nurse in te?
There were a few nurses in M*A*S*H.
Loretta Swit played Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan
Kellye Nakahara played Nurse Kealani Kellye, Nurse Able and Nurse Charlie
Odessa Cleveland played Lt. Ginger Bayliss
Marcia Strassman played nurse Margie Cutler
Judy Farrel played Nurse Able
Did alldan alder play on mash?
No, it was Allan Alda, not Alldan Alder. Alda played Hawkeye (Captain Benjamin "Hawkeye" Pierce) in M*A*S*H.
