Famous Graves - M*A*S*H TV Show Cast (McLean Stevenson, Wayne Rogers & Others)
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- Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2019
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Today I visit the gravesites of the cast members from the classic 1970s TV sitcom M*A*S*H and others.
Gravesite tours include:
Larry Gelbart (M*A*S*H TV Show creator), Hillside Memorial Park, Culver City, California
Wayne Rogers (Captain Trapper John McIntyre), Westwood Memorial Park, Lost Angeles, California
McLean Stevenson (Lt. Colonel Henry Blake), Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills, California
Harry Morgan (Colonel Sherman T. Potter), Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills, California
Vince Edwards (Dr. Ben Casey), Holy Cross Cemetery, Culver City, California
Plus, I remember those actors who have no final resting places. They include: William Christopher (Father Mulcahy), David Ogden Steirs (Major Charles Emerson Winchester III) and Larry Linville (Major Frank Burns).
Thanks for joining me on another nostalgic road trip down memory lane to the cemetery.
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I'm 28 and i love M*A*S*H. So timeless. Such amazing actors. One of my earliest memory's is watching M*A*S*H with my dad and Mom.
First three years were good. Not as good as the movie but compared to most shows at the time those three years were incredible.
MASH was one of the few sitcoms that consistently got better year after year. Thanks for doing this, Steve.
i agree. thanks, lava!
I cant believe that so many of the actors from MASH have passed away. It was another great show with so much talent. As always thanks steve
or that so many of them have no final resting places. thanks, paulette!
@@TheGraveyardChannel That is so true
It’s so amazing to see people remembering this show and keeping the love for the show alive. It’s just so amazing.
man i miss them all growing up watching mash . rip guys
We still watch M*A*S*H almost everyday . Still Love ❤️ them !!
they never seem to get old, the actors and the show. looks like they did them recently
There are just a few tv shows that still "hold up" and have the two most important elements for success. A great ensemble cast and great writing. In my opinion, MASH is definitely one of them.
i agree. thanks, TM!
Awesome show and cast. It is timeless. Can watch it over and over.
Also anyone who loved M*A*S*H will remember the most heart wrenching episode when they announced Colonel Henry Blake had been killed when his plane had been shot down!
I always hated that.
Omg, I remember that episode. My brother just got to the episode the other day. I cried like a baby.
That and the episode when Hawkeye talked about the lady and the chicken (or as he told the shrink) but it turned out to be the lady’s infant.
OMG, I hate to seeing Hawkeye crying. Such a heartwarming show with the best comedy in the world.
Where is William Ernest Henley buried
No one knew about it. After filming they took Gary Burghoff aside and told him about it. When he announced it the reaction of everyone was genuine. They had no idea
Miles High to me, the most real epidosed of all time dealt with Captain Pierce and the effects of PTSD. At the time, we didn't see a whole lot out of Hollywood dealing with the mental combat many service members are left to fight back home. The part where Dr. Freedman managed to get Pierce to realize the chicken that was killed was in fact a baby to not give their position away deserved an Emmy for the performance. Instances like that are real life instances that happen. The trauma is so much, and horrendous, they substitute the image with another one without realizing it. Movies like Apacholypse Now tend to depict PTSD like they're raging psychopaths which was exception rather than the rule
Thanks for your great sense of humor regarding GPS.
Thank you for making this video. I grew up watching MASH when it originally aired. I wish the reruns would run more than the same two seasons they show now. It saddens me to see many of my favorite actors pass away. I really loved MASH. RIP to all the wonderful MASH actors who brought so many touching stories, laughs, and tears our way.
Hi Steve. I loved watching M.A.S.H.It was a great show. They don't make shows like this anymore. M.A.S.H. was a true classic. Thanks again Steve for sharing. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving to you and yours. Take care.
thank you carmela and the same to you and yours!
I loved that show! So many of them gone. wow......it seems like yesterday when this show was on. Thank you Steve for sharing🌷
i know. it really does. thanks, elizabeth!
The Early MASH years were the best! McLean Stevenson should have never left the show, he was perfect..May they Rest In Peace, and thanks for the laughs...still watch it to this day
the first several seasons were the comedy seasons.
"Blake" and "Trapper" were always better than "Potter" and "BJ." The last five years weren't comedy but more like moral lessons that were actually boring but we watched out of habit.
@@tonyharden7159 agreed. today i'll only watch the seasons with the original cast, i think that's the first four seasons.
of course, there was a lot of 'moral' storylines in those first seasons, but i think the comedy overshadowed that. as i remember it, the later seasons felt preachy. the show just lost all its fun after linville left. beyond that there are only a few specific episodes i enjoy.
Ryan Barker I am going out on a limb and pin point when it started going down hill. As I have said, the best seasons were the ones with Blank and Trapper. There were still a few good ones left though. To me, you can mark it and say that the show started going down hill in the 1978/79 season. IMO just watch up thru the 1977/78 season and then quit. That's just my opinion.
@@tonyharden7159 blake and trapper were in the first four seasons. burns (larry linville) left after six, if i remember the timeline i'd looked up an hour ago correctly.
i'm not knocking the quality with the possible exception of the last few seasons as i remember them to be, but the characters and shows themselves just weren't as good for me on a subjective level.
but, it's akin to other shows, too, like how about after season three andy griffith started to get a bit short-tempered dealing with the idiots around him. when 'happy days' turned into a sitcom it really lost a lot of its charm.
I had to comment one more time after some reflection - this was a very powerful episode for me as I was and remain so passionate about this show. You made a great point about many of the folks still being with us - about six months ago Alan Alda (Hawkeye) hosted all the surviving members on his podcast “Clear and Vivid” and of course lots of reflection about those you visited/remembered today ❤️
i bet that was a great show. i didn't know he had a podcast. very cool. thanks for sharing this with us, michael!
Hey Steve its so good visiting your Famous Graves once again as M*A*S*H was one of my favourite shows growing up and here in Australia it is repeated alot and the funny thing is i never get tired of watching it when they do and it keeps the memories of those great actors that have past which is sad alive and with a smile and a laugh it was a great show thank you for paying your respect to so many of the cast that are no more longer with us and sharing it with all of us out there to see
nice to hear that you watch it in australia, too. thanks for sharing with us, wayne!
You make a great teacher Mr.G.
I remember crying big time when the last show of M.A.S.H. went off, esp. seeing the rocks spelling out 'Good Bye'.
I still watch the re-runs, happy memories all. Thank you for the tour. 🖐👻
it was certainly a sad send off. thanks, shelton. that's really nice of you to say!
@@TheGraveyardChannel There is only accupple of old Army trucks left where they used to film the show & some old sgins.
They were filming in California & remember when they had to act like they were cold? Fun times.
Steve-O you really hit this one out of the park! M*A*S*H was so brilliantly written and acted. Hawkeye Pierce is my spirit character. He is part of my sense of humor. Thanks for a LOVELY stroll down the Lane!🍀😊🎶Suicide Is Painless🎵
i think everyone would love to have his sense of humor. he was awesome. thanks, IM!
@@TheGraveyardChannel Thanks, Steve! Be blessed & stay well!😊
I just met Loretta Switt last month and we talked about her time on MASH.
how cool. i'm sure that must have been a highlight of her career and life. and i'm sure that meeting her was a highlight for you. thanks for sharing this, mike!
@@TheGraveyardChannel It was awesome my favorite show of all time. Lonnie Anderson was next to her so I got to meet both at the same time. It was a great day
Wow! That's wonderful! She seems like a very nice person.
@@jenniferhansen3622 Loretta Switt and Lonnie Andersen are both very nice
She actually could remember being on the show?
As soon as the theme would come on that was my cue for bedtime as a child😄
sad :-(
Great show, we've lost many great actors from that show. MASH was my dad's favorite show.
Still one of my favourite shows! Always loved Klinger especially in a nurses outfit with those hairy legs! Every character was so well cast! and the writing was so good! Its not even dated when you watch it now! THanks for showing the GPS App and how it works!
lol, they were all great. thanks, miles!
Thanks, Steve. Another very watchable episode. Good information and a natural, personable presentation style.
If you love what you’re doing, it shows. ☮️📹📺
Vince Edwards was my first pre-teen crush, so thank you for that trip down memory lane.
Good job Steve . Playing catch up now with your videos. As soon as you cut to Forest Lawn I got immediately stressed thinking about all my hours spent wandering those grounds looking for certain graves lol
lol, i know. it can be so frustrating. i love when you also share that in your cemetery vlogs. i spent two hours looking for a grave yesterday and never found it!! and i had instructions :-) nice to hear from you, scott!
M.A.S.H. was an incredible show to say the least. I believe it still holds the record for most viewers for the final show of a series. I remember what a big deal that was and how cool it was that the directors had the helicopters flying away for the last scene to be in contrast with the beginning scene of the theme song with the helicopters coming in during every episode. Thanks a lot for the Insight on how to use GPS and I didn't realize find a grave had an app. Keep up the great work Steve and see you later!
that was very memorable. thanks, alexander!
M.A.S.H. My father and my favourite show. My dad served in the Korean war and he would tell me things that happened when the show was on.
that would really be interesting to hear from someone who was there. thanks for sharing with us, pam!
I think my hubby and I have watched every episode of M*A*S*H at least twice. We had the opportunity to watch the movie we still like the series better. Thanks for making us smile. Take care- Chris and Dave
thanks, as always, for sharing with us, chris!
I still watch this show every weeknight on MeTV.😍
I just loved MASH! What a great show it was! As always, thanks for taking me with you! I was totally in love with Ben Casey.....he was so handsome.
thanks for coming along, shelley :-)
Wow Steve another great videos always I loved vince Edwards all good have gone 😥😥😥😥😥take care Steve xx
thanks, LE!
I spent two months in a burn unit in Boston mass. This show really helped. Great show I still binge watch in the fall.
Wow, I hope you are OK now. That sounds very painful. Thanks for sharing this with us free man 😊👍
One of my favorite shows of all times. I never get tired of watching the re-runs. The remanding actors from that show must all be getting quite old.
it's nice to see that many actors are living into their 80s, 90s and beyond. thanks, brian!
Another great video. Mash was a great series. Sad to hear so many of the actors have passed. Thank you Steve
thanks, mary!
Another great episode Steve. Mash was a great series. Sad to think many of them are gone. Ben Casey! Wow that was a long time ago. I love the sound of the birds in the background. So peaceful.
thanks, debbie!
One of the best comedies around this show made you laugh and cry
Al Jolson's grave never gets old at Hillside Memorial. Undoubtedly, Casper holds the record for most famous graves visited by a Ford Escape. Thank you very much for the lesson on how to use the GPS app. You are a gentleman and a scholar. Stay safe on those dangerous freeways.
lol, casper should be in the record books :-) also, thanks for the traffic alerts. it's crazy out there! i've been to jolson's grave monument many times, but i'm still waiting for the right time or theme in which to share it. hopefully, soon. thanks, PC!
My husband got me hooked on MASH!
Fabulous as usual. Thanks for driving all over to show us the graves.
thanks, kathy!
This was a great show! My mom watched this show avidly. Great tips for the viewers with findagrave.
thanks, rhetty!
Love M *A*S*H. ... My favorite episode was dear Mildred....so sad that many are gone now looking forward to seeing next video
thanks, karoline!
I used to watch mash while I was baby sitting great show and thank you Steve another happy memory
thanks, wendy!
In 1991 I got to meet and have a sit down chat with David Ogden Stiers. He was a pretty nice guy. (also a very large man!) He admitted that playing on MASH was his most hated role. Then he said with a smile on his face, "But I hated it all the way to the bank". It really was a fun conversation. He always wanted to do Shakespeare because that was how he was trained as an actor. A great memory for me.
It is kind of funny and sad how many serious actors end up becoming rich and famous for roles that they didn’t enjoy doing 😊 thanks for sharing that with us kevin 👍
I have the whole set episodes of M.A.S.H ON DVD. It was a wonderful show and sad in the end when they all left the M.A.S.H compound set. Sad to hear a lot of the actors gone but not forgotten. I tried to search for the graveyard map app but no avail.
you should be able to find it under findagrave. at least for iphones. not sure about other phones. thanks for sharing with us, trevor!
Hi Steve your voice is so soothing listening to you acknowledge the folks that passed on. Your so compassionate and of course good looking!
thanks, gerri. that's very nice of you to say!
Thank you for sharing the Find A Grave app. What a lifesaver it truly is. Makes things a little bit easier to find.
LOL! So strange that the intro of the helicopter flying over those hills was always so familiar-looking to me. I was sitting with my older brother watching the show one night, and almost without thinking about it said, “I wonder where they filmed that footage? It looks just like Korea.” My brother just gave me this weird look and replied, “How would you know? You’ve never been to Korea!” I loved the show and watch it still. It was always one of the funniest, most touching and well-written shows ever. One of the best we’ve ever had on American television. Great video, Steve!
life is strange. thanks, LO!
Wow Ben Casey. I haven't watched that in years. Great show😊
i know. a real blast from the past! thanks, MJ!
I grew up watching mash and still watch it on MeTV good vlog Steve. Thanks for the video
thanks, david!
Thanks Steve for sharing the cast of M.A.S.H..,.....I cried when it went off air... a very well love show for anyone..
i'm sure you weren't alone. thanks, jane!
@@TheGraveyardChannel Your very welcome
Thank you for showing some of the cast of MASH. When I was a military kid and my dad was in Vietnam, my mom would always watch MASH. I didn’t like it then but it’s grown on me & I love it now! I miss that show. Have a nice day 🙏❤️
it's funny how often things you don't care for as a kid are often your favorite as an adult. thanks for sharing, lauren!
Henry Blake, Frank Burns and Trapper John were the best ones on M*A*S*H very great and funny actors RIP and thanks for the laughs.
I'm a big M*A*S*H fan. Been watching it since 1972. I still watch it every evening on ME-TV.
Have always thought Vince Edwards was the most handsome man to ever grace a television screen. I would love to see Ben Casey reruns aired on 📺 today. Wonderful video , as always, Steve.
i'm sure a lot of people would agree with you on that! thanks, almamatters!
How great for this video. Love Vincent Edwards so much. My family loves M.A.S.H and watch reruns to this day. Beautiful cemetery. Thank you for sharing.
thanks for watching, rita!
@@TheGraveyardChannel u R so welcome. Love your videos. You give great presentations.
Loved both the movie and TV show. Grate job, Thank's.
thanks, jose!
I have enjoyed your many videos about various classic TV shows. As many have already stated, MASH was one of my favorites. It's sad that so many of the actors from the series have passed, but it's wonderful that you've helped us remember them. Love the Find a Grave website and app!
yes, grave hunting would be so much more difficult without find a grave! and so many interesting and notable people would have just been forgotten. thanks, dee!
My favorite show! Thank you so much!
thanks, kathleen!
Hi Steve. Mash was a great show and very timely for the period. Thanks so much for this trip down memory lane. Memories for a lifetime well spent.
Thanks for covering this since it’s one of my favorite shows of all time. And your genuine good nature definitely shines through.😌💐
thanks, so much, maryann!
Such a great show and still is. Thank you so much for this tour
thanks, wendy!
No one does it like you! BRAVO! You make me feel better! I like how you do themes.
nice to hear that. thanks, al!
I loved M. A. S. H.. thank you Steve!
thanks, anthony!
Excellent video Steve on an iconic television show! Thank you for researching this!😀👍
thank, bill. and thanks for sending the great picture!
I loved this show. I got to meet Jamie Farr during an alumni dinner for Woodward High School. The marching band played for the dinner then we got to meet him after the performance.
How cool. Thanks for sharing this with us, Jeremy 👍
One of the Best series Ever! I loved everyone on the show.they were All perfect!❤❤ Thank You so much for this video!❤❤❤
Thanks for the Find A Grave GPS lesson.
hope it helps, bill!
Wow thank you for this episode l grew up on and love M*A*S*H so very much
me too. thanks, jack!
I loved the show M*A*S*H thanks for the tour. I manage 47 memorials on my Find A Grave account. I add as much history to each memorial that I can find such as Family Tree Information. I have spent countless hours looking and adding information.
i didn't know that. all of you find a grave volunteers are awesome!! you help so many of us and you help the dead to be remembered. thanks for what you do, NE!
@@TheGraveyardChannel You're welcome, just added 2 more today
M*A*S*H is one of my all-time favorite TV shows and I especially enjoyed the 1970s movie ! Thanks again for another great video
thanks, ronald!
I always look forward to your vlogs!
thanks, michelle!
When David Ogden Stiers passed away, his more recent voice acting work (mostly for Disney) was overlooked.
darthdmc in 2018 I believe
Great info on Mash Steve. !! Well organized video. Interesting to learn Mash was the most popular TV show . Watching this video brought back memories . A talented cast made this show a great success. 👍👍
thanks, pamela!
Steve....Coffee and a vlog of one of the best TV shows ever. Mash is on six days a week here on Cox Cable. I do not have a favorite character because I love them all. The show ran as a series longer than the Korean Conflict. I do adore Klinger in his dresses. Again you have given us sweet memories of a great series. Stay well and be happy. Best to you and Steve from Vegas
they were all very lovable. and how funny. i never even thought about it running longer than the conflict itself :-) life is weirdly funny. thanks, norma!
Thank you Steve for these videos. I am learning a lot of information. Please keep them coming!
thanks, mary, and i will.
Thanks again Steve, that was awesome, until next time, safe travels my friend!
thanks, lillian!
One of my favorite shows of all time.
I am 35 and most ppl my age don’t enjoy mash.
I can’t say enough how much I love it. True, harsh, love and pain. On and on and on.
Thanks for sharing that with us 7 👍
My all time favorite show. Thanks for sharing.
Just another great video 'as usual'. Some TV show recommendations that I feel some of us older folks would like to see. Perry Mason cast, Adventures of Rin Tin Tin, The Lawman, Annie Oakley, and The Untouchables.
thanks for the suggestions, russ. i'll add them to my very long list :-)
Thank you for taking the time to explain how the GPS worked.
Another great video Steve. It is amazing the following that MASH had and still has in reruns even today.
i know. it really is. thanks for becoming a patreon. i appreciate that, dr. roberts! i try to complete my vlogs a week or two in advance, so your shout out will be in a couple of weeks.
I didn't know find a grave had an app. This is awesome. Thanks. I wasn't aware that Wayne Rogers and William Christopher had died. I love M*A*S*H
Wayne Rogers died December 31st 2015 of pneumonia at age 82 and his co star William Christopher died exactly one year later at age 84 of cancer.
Once again another wonderful informative video! Thanks Steve.
Thanks, Bob!
Another great video Steve love watching your channel. Hope to see another video soon.
i try to upload a new one every friday and sometimes also on mondays :-) thanks, PD!
Great show, dude. Vince was always so serious. I don't think I ever saw him smile. Btw Wayne Rogers once said that leaving Mash was the biggest mistake of his life. He did pretty good in real estate though.
thanks, phil!
Wayne Rogers was a successful money investor in several businesses including being an investor for the successful Kleinfield Bridal store chain and owned a stock investment money company Wayne Rogers Co along with being a panelist on Fox tv show about Money investing.
Didn't Wayne Roger's own
A vineyard too ?
Hi Steve enjoyed your video 🙂👍🇬🇧 l used to watch mash TV show one of my favourites it takes you back watching it was funny in parts 😊❤🙋♂️
it sure does. thanks, mark!
Loved that TV show ty for another video
thanks, mary!
One of the funniest sitcoms on t.v..thanks for the laughter you guy's.. Have a great day my friend📺😁
Thank you for filming A 360 view around the Grave sights. Makes you feel you are there.
thanks for noticing, dominic. so many gravesite visitors just focus on the grave and i always want to see more of the location, so i try to do it with every visit.
Mash was one of my favorite shows. Thanks for sharing
As always Steve I've enjoyed visiting with you hearing about those who have passed away I enjoy watching the reruns thanks for the memories
thanks, angelina!
I like the way he put's it all together! And thanks for the GPS heads up!
Hey Steve Mash was a good show!!!! Love it!!!
Thanks for doing this. When I watched all episodes of MASH it made me tear up thinking of all the cast members we have lost. Thanks for the laughter. RIP
As you can tell I had not had enough coffee before I wrote my comment. Meant to say best to you and Jim.
lol, sometimes it takes a while for it to kick in :-) best to you, too, norma. enjoy your week and veteran's day!
This is totally awesome. Love MASH! Grew up watching it with my dad.
For as long as I can remember, I wanted to be a nurse! It may be because I loved my Uncle Joe, and we visited him often when I was little. Then I remember visiting him in a nursing home (I was still very young). I remember watching Ben Casey & Dr. Kildare, and I saw MASH at the movies. When I met my husband he, had been stationed in S. Korea for a year while in the Army. We both loved MASH, and he said it did look like Korea, even though it was in CA. Ty .
thanks, so much, for sharing this with us, pauline!
Forgot to mention the unforgettable Edward Winter (Col.Flag) passed in 2001 such a funny character
Thanks for the update and for mentioning him Marlin 😊👍
He was awesome on the show.
that was very interesting m8 ,looking forward to your next outing
thanks, eddie!
Hi Steve ! Another superb video I grew up watching MASH so this one was special !!