M*A*S*H 🎖️ THEN AND NOW 2023
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
- Get ready as we explore M*A*S*H 🎖️ THEN AND NOW 2020 MASH ran for a whopping 11 seasons. It quickly became the gold standard for television programming back in the 70s and into the 80s., and spurred on 3 Spin-Off Shows: Trapper MD, After MASH, and Walter. Much of the credit goes to the incredible cast of actors, who led by Alan Alda, grabbed a nation’s attention for over a decade. And when the journey finally ended, we all watched. So Let’s revisit those very actors, and see what led them to MASH, and what some of them did after hanging up their dog tags for good.
Here's what the cast is upto in 2023: doyouremember.com/132642/mash...
Chapters:
00:00 Overview
00:56 Alan Alda - Captain Hawkeye Pierce
02:26 Loretta Swit - Hot Lips Houlihan
03:48 Jamie Farr - Corporal Maxwell Klinger
05:06 William Christopher - Father Francis Mulcahy
06:00 Harry Morgan - Colonel Sherman T. Potter
07:23 Gary Burghoff - Corporal Radar O-Reilly
08:32 Mike Farrell - Captain BJ Hunnicutt
09:17 Kellye Nakahara - Lt. Kellye Yamato
09:50 Larry Linville - Major Frank Burns
10:29 David Ogden Stiers - Major Charles Winchester III
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Who was your favorite character? 🤔
Colonel Potter
My favorite was Wayne Rogers. He laughed at some of the joke lines sometimes. Made it a little more real.
Henry Blake
I Love them all - but my absolute Favorite is Hawkeye Pierce.
I preferred Henry over Sherman.
Trapper over B.J.
And Frank over Winchester.
All on all,still one of my favorite TV shows.
Other cast members not mentioned: 1) McLean Stevenson (Col Henry Blake), 2)Wayne Rogers (Trapper John), 3) Allen Arbus (the psychiatrist, Sidney Freedman). All have passed & are missed.
Don't forget Nurse Ginger Ballis played by Odessa Cleveland and Nurse Baker played by Jan Jorden.
@@mackermaldrill2656 Staff Sgt.Zelmo Zale, (Johnny Haymer) and Staff Sgt. Luther Rizzo (G.W. Bailey)
you are awesome for remembering sidney freeman, i loved mash and watched every time it was on. he should have been mentioned. along with the others you mentioned. this show was a major part of my childhood, good luck in life hun, stay safe.
Mark hicks thank you! It was a big part of my childhood, too! I loved the show & the characters & the actors! It was a wonderful time for those of us who grew up with it! All the best to you, Mark hicks!
Edward Winter (Col. Flagg)
I can't believe you left out Trapper, but included Nurse Kellye!! That's blasphemy!! R.I.P. WAYNE ROGERS.
And no Henry! I don't get it!!
R.I.P. McLean Stevenson.
I agree. How could you forget two of the main cast members but include a recurring character?
@@Summer_Reigns Thank you for your support! We are on the same page!!👍📺😉
That kind of surprised me also. But both actors hated doing the show, and were in constant conflict with the producers. As a matter of fact, Rogers never signed a contract. He could have left at any time.
How can you pick just one ! All the actors made their characters their own. Geniuses
This is the only show I would still watch after seeing them all many times...
😊😊
Wonderful !!!
We do That -)
Mash, Cheers and Taxi
Me too.
My favorite character is and will forever be Hawkeye Pierce. I love Alan Alda's infectious laugh !
I met Gary Burghoff (Radar) not realizing we live close to one another and frequented the same pizzeria. It was exciting when him and his wife invited my friend and I to join them at their table. Very sweet guy.
Wife? I remember it being discussed that he was gay. Misinformation?
@@JW...-oj5iw He's not gay he has been married twice to women. I can't remember how many kids he has but he left mash to spend more time with his family after a wild fire trapped his family and made it to his back door while he was away at work. I read this story not long ago can't remember where.
That's too cool!
Are you talking about the CR area in FL?! ;)
@@beauf2 The story did not say where but I was thinking it was CA.
One of the best show ever l was sad when it ended but it could not go on forever thank God we have the reruns
My two favorites were Klinger and Radar. My daughter served in the Army and was then hired by KBR and was stationed at the Bagram airbase in Afghanistan. Her job was in logistics and sent out anything our troops called in for. If she didn't have it she knew who did and bypassed the chain of command and went directly who had it and got it sent out ASAP. I had a soldier call me from Afghanistan and thanked me for raising a good daughter. I said "You mean Amber?" He said "Yes, but we call her Radar!" If we needed anything, she got it sent out really fast.
Did she sleep with a teddybear too?
That's awesome
How can you leave out Maclean Stevenson and Wayne Rogers?!
MASH, a show that will never age.
LOVE the show and could sit down and watch any episode anytime.
My favourite character is Col. Potter. Great actor.
Favourite scene, when Radar comes into the OR to say Col. Blake is dead. Never fails to choke me up.
Me too!
MASH was my fathers favorite show. He didn't miss an episode. I remember his belly laughs whenever it was on.
You failed to mention that Harry Morgan's early TV role was in Dragnet. When I saw him in M*A*S*H as an adult, I remembered him from Dragnet in the 60s.
No he mentioned Dragnet. Watch again LOL
Donna, what about Harry Morgan's return in the film version with Dan Aykroyd and Tom Hanks? He was Captain Gannon by then of course 😉
Loved them all. The episode I would not watch again, is the last episode. Yes! I cried. Only other shows/movies I cried while watching was "Old Yeller" and "Field of Dreams." Made the mistake of watching it too soon after my own father passed away. Thank you for the update on M*A*S*H*.
Brian's Song.
Agree with u Wilber, I wld not watch the final episode ever again...such an unhappy ending...
The casting of each character was spot on. Klinger hilarious, wonderful Capt. Flagg, sensitive and caring Radar, everyone made it their own. A wonderful series and wish I owned every full episode. Never tire of it. Tks for posting. What a legacy they have left for us.
Colonel Flagg
are you interested in then and now series?
mash was one of the few shows that could actually make you cry, then laugh again, it has its place beside archie bunker, and cheers, ??? taxi, it was the heavy hitter among the best comedy going I still love it to this day
wow, thanks, this is my absolute fav tv show ever, I have everything in a set on dvd, I've seen each one more than 50 times. My kids grew up on mash. it could not be done now though.t. I missed the last one and it was years before I was able to see it. I can't watch it on tv though because they cut stuff out to fit advertisements and they are only 22 min long in the first place. this was great,
Same here!
It was also MY favorite show growing up, as well! A LOT of good memories! 😁
Its hard to pick just one coz they all brought so much to the show. I was 10 years old when Mash started. Over the years I started watching coz of Radar. He was so cute. He was also my first actor crush lol. All in all, I grew up watching every episode and to this day, I still watch it. It's a timeless show. It had its moments that made you realize just how lucky you were to be somewhere safe and warm. If they ever tried to do a remake of Mash, I personally don't think it will have the same essence that the original has. Thank you for sharing this. I guess its time to pop some popcorn and make a jug of koolaid, sit back and watch Mash reruns this coming weekend.
Favorite episode is death takes a holiday. The episode where Winchester has their tradition about giving away the chocolate bars and BJ Margaret and Hawkeye prevent the guy dying on Christmas
David Ogden Stiers: Had a great role/episode with Star Trek the Next Generation and on Frasier.
also Stargate Atlantis as Oberoth from season 3-4
Also Perry Mason as a lawyer⭐⭐
I remember those episodes. Star Trek:TNG and Frasier are also two of my favorite shows (along with M*A*S*H, of course).
@@janeiwasduncan8463 LA County Prosecuter.
Big hit here in the UK, too. Such fine actors, I miss them so.....😔
Very well done! Awesome video! I enjoyed this alot. Keep up the good work
Nurse Kellye, Major Winchester the III, and Colonel Potter are my favorites; Nurse Kellye was such a positive and strong female role. The episode where she gives Hawkeye an education on his behavior is stellar. The episodes where Major Winchester receives the fall leaf from the school child and the one where he works with the patient who had to reclaim his ability to play the piano bring on the good crying every time. And Colonel Potter getting choked up over those in his command is a genuine show of care and concern. M*A*S*H makes me laugh a lot, but the human connection so aptly portrayed by the actors is what has me watching the show over and over. I own every single episode.
Love Kellye Rip 😌
Kellye was really good. I wished they would have featured her more.
Agree with ToddF: Leaving out Wayne Rogers was a big omission. His interaction with Alan Alda was, I think, a big part of the show's early success. Also, Several of the recurring guest characters, could have or should have been mentioned: Alan Arbus who played Sidney, the army psychiatrist; Loudon Wainwright III, Alan Alda's father Robert, as well as the Asian actors who played Koreans such as Pat Morita & Soon-Tek O. Actually, enough of these guest stars played on MASH for there to be a whole separate video about them.
I grew up watching this show with my papaw, and I still watch it whenever I need a good laugh and a little comfort.... I'll always love Hawkeye and Radar
Hard to pick a favourite. They were all good in their way. Love them all. 👍👍👍
I was so in love with the show and the people in it, it really hurt me when the show ended.
Me too! I cried when I watched the show's finale all those years ago. 😢
Having been a Hospital Corpsman in the Navy, of course MASH is one of my favorite TV shows.
Watching from Scotland, this is a great channel :-)
Awesome, thank you!
*MASH* was undoubtedly the best TV show ever! My favorite character has to be Hawkeye Pierce. I actually met Gary Burghoff & his mother in a MacDonalds way back in 1981. He was very down to earth & one of the nicest people that I have ever met. Like millions of others, I hated to see that show end. Maybe it's because I served in the military but after the show ended, I found that I couldn't watch re-runs because it's just too nostalgic. It's like you've lost a best friend & know that you can't get them back. MASH will always be in my heart! Thanks for the memories.
I really enjoy watching mash growing up with my brother, and dad. I still watch to this day.
Harry Morgan,my grandfather on my mom's side of the family went to school with him.He was a Muskegon,Mi native going to Muskegon High School graduating in 1933.Mike Farrell did commercials before he was on MASH,one was a 1969 Plymouth Fury commercial
Very cool, wonder if the commercial is on the internet? 🤔
It is on youtube.It is this one, ruclips.net/video/e6crScaEVDM/видео.html
Thanks for the memories! Good roundup of some of the main cast...
However, you've left out 2 main characters that were in the 'driving seat' along with Alan Alda - for the first 3 seasons! Wayne Rogers (Trapper John McIntyre) & Maclean Stevenson (Lt. Col, Henry Blake)!!
Why no mention of Mclean Stevenson or Wqyne Rogers?
jrslasvegas great question!
@Richie Tata Maclean died a few years ago too, Pneumonia I think.
Yes I was wondering why I saw Wayne Rogers picture there was no mention of him & McLean Stevenson. Love both of their characters.
@@cynthiaennis3107 yep!
I was a flight attendant and Alan Alda was on my flight he didn’t want anybody to know who he was he had ripped jeans and covered his face with newspaper he said a few words to be but not too much as a child I grew up watching this with my eldest brother
Interesting story 😄
Brilliant, thank you!
Thank you!
My favourite show of all time.
Mine too, Larry!
Or is it Iarry? Sorry!
Wtf no Wayne Rogers no McLean Stevenson? "I Don't Remember" should be the title.
The narrator is awful. The writing is awful. Skipping major characters is awful.
Loved that show! 🤩
Favourite scene, not necessarily episode was Hawkeye and Margaret in the storeroom taking inventory with Hawkeye asking where's the sulfa and Margaret responds in the living room (or something like that)...which was followed with Digitalas and Hawkeye said he was keeping it a secret.
Loved Alda on The West Wing! Wayne Rogers was from the South & he ALWAYS used an accent to play Trapper John! Loved them all! All were/are very gifted actors! ♥️♥️♥️
No mention of Trapper or Col. Blake? Apart from the series finale the scene of Radar announcing the death of Henry Blake must be top 3 from the show on any list.
My favorite is Jamie Farr. Love that guy. The end of mash was funny because he stayed after wards because he fell in love with a woman there. Just love him.
Wow i ran the first UK M A S H fan club in 72 ive written to all the stars that remain and hope to visit the farm next year
My favorite character.. Hawkeye. My favorite episode.... all of them
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I love all the characters, the cast had so much talent. RIP to the ones that passed away!
Klinger was my favorite. His outfits were so much fun.
Did you know ha
Start over! Did you know he was in the GlenFord movie, "Blackboard Jungle"?? He played a teenage student with very thick glasses. The credits listed him under his real name. Also in the movie was Vic Morrow, and a young Sidney Potier ( spelling?) ⭐🎈⭐🎈🎈🎈
@@janeiwasduncan8463 He had bit parts in quite a few movies in the 50's and 60's. Did you know he had a small role in "With Six You Get Eggroll," which ALSO featured a very young William Christopher!
It is so difficult to have a favorite episode because there are so many wonderful and great episodes. Favorite moments include Radar's reaction to having his bugle shot out of his mouth by a cannon, COL Potter shooting his crushed Jeep after it was run over a tank driven by MAJ Burns, and Hawkeye pranking MAJ Burns' paranoia with air raids by filling his air raid trenches with water, then shouting "Air raid!" God I loved that show growing up.
I liked them all. It was a great show!💞
One of my favourite show's ❤️
i had an opertunity to live just 2 camper spaces down from Mr. Gary Burgoff aka radar , such a kool person to meet, he shared some off set stories on mash around a camp fire setting , with other neighbors of the camper community he lives in, i was just a passing by for a month then i was gone..
Thanks for sharing that WONDERFUL story!
When MASH was on the air, I was a young man. I’m 50 now. I remember visiting my grandparents for special occasions, whether it was Thanksgiving, the 4th of July, or whatever event brought us there. All of the family would come- my aunts, uncles, cousins, in laws and friends. It didn’t matter how special the occasion or who the visitors were, we were told to shut the fuck up while my grandparents watched MASH. They loved that goddam show more that us.
I loved them all, really! 🥰
And my favorite Epidode was: 5 o'clock Charlie! 😂
Brilliant report
Thanks 🤗
Amazing people I will allways remember and LOVE !!!
Minor correction....Harry Morgan played Maj GENERAL Steel in that 3rd season episode. (not Major Steel). Great vid! MASH is by FAR my fave!
I totally loved M.A.S.H. when it was on, and still love it if I happen to be visiting someone with TV (I don't have it). All the characters and actors were my favorites except for two who were my un-favorites. I wasn't enamored of either McLean Stevenson or Larry Linville, but I never missed an episode.
I found out about M.A.S.H. when I was flipping threw random channels and found metv and I got hooked on it every year metv shows the grand finale with the remaining cast and just comes to show my generation of early 2000 can find this series funny
My favorite was Col Flagg..
"I am the wind..."
"I was never here..."
"Don't look now. But the 'wind' just broke his leg." That was a quote from Hawkeye, but I may have actually misquoted him.
@@raoularmagnac2037 lol...I remember the episode! Thanks for the memories. 😅
Col. Flag: The Wind ruclips.net/video/P2TrW8jR8EM/видео.html
Greatest tv sitcom, ever.
👍 great show 👏
I loved Father Mulcahy. He was such a treasure. Also loved Sydney Freedman and Max Klinger. But, really, all of them! I was sad when Ginger Bayliss was cut from the team.
I could watch that series on and on and on and on..... 😉😊🥰🥰
Yo what a great series n film, I was hooked, loved it, n miss it, there was never a dull moment, boy they don’t make them like they did back then.
I was watching the reruns in 2019 wow wow wow they helped me through a lot, I was finally looking after Mum after Dad had passed n I laughed n cried, just what the doctor ordered har heaven, I will make a point of watching the reruns again n hoping the cast wouldn’t pass away in real life, because I would miss them, even not knowing who they were out of character. Bless you all. XX 🤠😃😄🤣😆😢✊🙏
That show was magic ...untouchable !
Gary Burghoff lives in Paradise, Northern California and rarely leaves his ranch. Maybe 12 years ago or so he did a TV commercial for a local mattress store, and made a point to say he didn't do commercials for products he didn't believe in and use himself.
Got a love mash! No surprise Alan Alda is probably my favorite, I was crushed when Henry Blake Died 😢
It has been my favorite TV show for many years and it will always be, even though I've never had anything to do withe military.
I liked the entire cast.
You should do another then and now for mash but do the guest stars, like pat Morita, soon-tek oh, George Wendt, or even col flag
Favorite character was potter episode was old soldier's
Gary Burghoff also was spokesman for BP when they bought Gulf Oil in the 90s. A ham radio friend of mine in Atlanta worked with Gary during that time. Gary would not fly anywhere so BP had to furnish him a motorhome to go places. Radar always used ground transportation in M*A*S*H.
My most favourite series watch reruns every night before going to bed
Its a toss up.... I was called 'Radar' from the 7th grade until well into adulthood, first because my ears were big... and after that it was because I had an uncanny feeling about where the cops would be and saved us pot smokers many times... but... I always liked Alan Alda... loved him in the movie about Caryl Chessman... and his portrayal of Hawkeye was always stellar..
Kill Me If You Can. Am I right?
@@JW...-oj5iw was that the title?
@@drmorqWarrenProject ... I believe it is. I didn't look it up, but that's what struck me when you mentioned the name.
@@JW...-oj5iw it does sound familiar and I never could find it by the name of the book it was based on.. Cell 2354 I think it was... thANKS.. iT MUST BE HERE ON RUclips.
@@JW...-oj5iw YES.. YOU ARE CORRECT AND IT IS HERE ON RUclips
M*A*S*H* was one of the all-time great TV series and in the UK, it was shown on BBC 2 with no commercials or laughter track, perfection.
I really liked Alan Arbus as Sidney Freeman, he was great in the part.
David Ogden Stiers was also in an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation. There’s an awesome Easter egg in TNG. One of the computer displays read “Sensor display 4077.” It was very brief as the camera moved past.
REMEMBER WHEN HAWK EYE BUSTED RADAR MAILING HOME A JEEP PIECE BY PIECE
Yes, I remember! I cracked up in laughter right now just thinking about it! 🤣
Favorite episodes: "Dreams", "Margaret's Marriage" (a very fitting last show for Major Burns), "Change of Command", "Abyssinia, Henry", and "Movie Tonight".
I liked all of them
Me too.
I liked all the caracters and episodes. I still like mash and i just watched this clip.
It is totally incredible to see Radar as a super old guy now
Indeed
I loved Alan Alda in Same time next year...he was so good
Amazing movie. One of my favorites! Be sure to have a box of tissues handy.
Brilliant, magnificent, irreplaceable Alan ❤️
Love this show even today great actors
While Radar and Mulcahy are my favs, I always connected with Winchester because of traits I had like his pride and passion in the work he did, his singleness, being that guy that never really buddy buddies with anyone but eventually comes to be friends with a few people. And finally, his love of music. The final episode where he smashes his record of Mozart after the band he tried to teach was killed makes me sob like a child every time I see it.
I never heard of the show called ‘Walter!’ Must’ve been in college or something.
Also never knew Farr was in Cannonball Run II with Doug McClure! I think he was also on ‘F Troop’ yrs ago, as an Indian.
Cool that William Christoper was on so many shows I had seen when really young pre M*A*S*H! All fun facts! ♥️💕
I think it only had a pilot
The only time me and the old man weren't arguing. While watching mash.
David also played a roll on Star trek Next Generation!
Loved this show.
Favorite episode is when Frank Burns leaves mash and the guys toast goodbye farewell to ferret face
still watch this in 2020, love this show. never watched the last episode or the 2 hour movie to this day. great show. i loved McLean Stevenson as Henry Blake and Wayne Rogers as "Trapper" John. but both were replaced by others and were equally as beloved in time cause all created a 11 year run must see great tv. but try as i may to come up with my favorite episode, almost impossible. when there is a show with 256 episodes over 11 years,
My favorite ones were with Cornell Flagg! What an imagination to think of that dimwit. Hats off to the inspiration for Flagg.
Colonel Flagg should have been a regular on mash. He was so funny.
Frank burns!!! He was just hilarious!
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My friends used to make fun of me cause I watched mash, they thought it was boring. This was one of the funniest shows I’ve ever watched and still do.
6:35 Bartford Hamilton Steele was a Major General. "Not now, Marjorie, I'm inspecting the troops" and "But first, a number!"
As others have mentioned: where are McLean Stevenson and Wayne Rogers? valé to both those gentlemen.
Another video could feature recurring characters that appeared in multiple episodes but weren't part of the regular cast. Many of them are no longer with us:
* Marcia Strassman, who was Nurse Margie Cutler and also Julie Kotter in 'Welcome Back, Kotter'.
* G W Bailey, who played Rizzo.
* Edward Winter as Colonel Flagg.
* The character of "Spearchucker" Jones, who was apparently written out of the series when the writers found out that there were no black surgeons serving in the US Army during the Korean conflict.
* Sidney Freedman, the Army psychologist.
* Brigadier Clayton.
* Brigadier Hammond- played by the same actor in both the movie and the TV series.
That was Harry Morgan in a early role on mash before he was colonel Potter.
Hard to believe David Ogden Stiers' recurring role as the human form replicator Oberoth in Stargate Atlantis didn't get a mention.
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Got to say McLean Steven's because I personally knew him. Very nice man. We came from the same town Bloomington Illinois.
That’s cool
One of my favorite episodes is the one where Hawkeye has a nightmare and ends up sleepwalking to the basketball hoop to shoot some hoops.
Nice catch up on what happened to the beloved series stars.
My favorite character would have to be Col. Potter. His dry situational wit (To Hot Lips: "Major, you have to stop getting drunk and beating up the troops!"), his calm demeanor, his respect and affection for the men and women under his command, and his terrific leadership style. Whoever wrote the character really understood Adm. Grace Hopper's advice, "You lead people; you manage resources."
Why do leave out characters that are clearly main characters that are in the clips you use? I'm really not understanding how you didn't include Trapper and Henry at all. We would like to see them too.
I agree! They were awesome. They should have stuck around longer. And Charles should have replaced Frank a lot sooner.
It seems so obvious - right!
@@Summer_Reigns I do think Larry left at just the right time. Once Margaret got engaged Frank was no longer needed! I understand, however, Charles was wonderful! And a breath of pompous fresh air!!
Kristen S the actors Wayne Rogers and McLean Stevenson left on their own as were fed up with being on the show as felt like were second fiddle to Alan Alda and were not getting proper character development as the show went. Rogers also had a dispute with his contract in which later found out he had actually never signed his contract and felt his character Trapper was getting the short end of things as his character was the chief surgeon in the film Mash and in the book where in show Hawkeye was the lead character and chief surgeon along with the fact that Alda’s popularity on ships and resume prior to mash and outshown Rogers. Alda’ s Hawkeye was getting the better lines and screen time after the first season where Trapper and Hawkeye started out as equals. McLean Stevenson left to as felt second fiddle and Alda and chose to leave as felt he could be successful in other shows and never quite had the success again on tv when left Mash same with Wayne Rogers although he became a largely successful businessman and money investor when got out of acting by the 80s and Larry Linville and Gary Burghoff’s acting careers were never the same when left Mash.
@@Summer_Reigns I agree with you about Frank Burns. No disrespect to Larry Linville, but Frank wore out his usefulness several years earlier. He just wore out his welcome. His character became quite cartoonish after a while.