M*A*S*H (1972): Where Are They Now?

[@vulcan-raven7394]

I still watch M*A*S*H to this very day. And you know what? I never get tired of it.

[@Frankestein01nl]

Same here, bought the lovely Martini's & Medicine Collection Box-set.

[@Horsemanpro63]

Yup..me too..will always watch when I got time,,this show was pure original comedy,,you won't find another show like this ever again,,,,,,,that's why M.A.S.H. still holds the record for most viewers watching a series ending episode on T.V.,,,

[@lovemuffin1963]

AMC now has a marathon of episodes every Sunday morning,,, AS does Sundance channel every Monday morning (1/2017)

[@brettperez9524]

Kung Lao Same here it's such a great show.

[@alanwells7964]

Kung Lao k,bv

[@richardmoldenhauer8642]

I was aboard the uss Okinawa in1973, a helicopter carrier,we watched mash religiously,best show ever! The military@mash changed my life forever.Thanks hawkeye@the rest of the cast,your my hero's!

[@nicholausbuthmann1421]

A few more have definitely passed on by now and I say Thank You to them all for giving us this wonderful show, memories, and laughs!

[@moose7322]

In the late 50's I was stationed overseas at a radio site where we used the same jeeps, busses and trucks depicted in the series. Our chow hall and NCO club back then were the same as depicted on the MASH TV series. I watch MASH regularly and it takes me back to a time sadly lost.

[@GregNixon]

Loved it! It's increadable what you can find on KZbin.

[@judithhamby9546]

Mash -one of very favorite TV shows. I looked forward to watching it every week. Some of the characters may have deserved ONE FINGER; however, I loved them too. There will never be another Mash.

[@barbararey-constantin5679]

I love Radar, when I got my first big job he and my dad were my role models. He cares about taking care of those aeound him and pays close attention. Thanks for the inspiration :)

[@VitalityMassage]

Harry Morgan is now dead since Dec 7, 2011. He lived to be 96!

[@tobymassingale3490]

Vitality Massage he is the Man,and wow, he's just incredible! "Get Smart."he was the backbone of family ethics values,and he always inspired with wonderful goodness.to me,he's always makes you believe in you,and he makes you try harder,and finds new ways to keep it real and fresh with flare,and amazing humor. Never will he ever be old!! what a pioneer!

[@andytaylor1588]

@@tobymassingale3490 Family ethics? He beat his first wife almost to death.

[@MactarJr]

@@andytaylor1588 what did she do

[@dr.spectre9697]

RIP to MCLEAN STEVENSON, HARRY MORGAN, LARRY LINVILLE, WAYNE ROGERS and WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER. 5 truly great men!

[@loiswright6838]

Akso Alan Arbus and Ed Winter (Sidney and Col Flagg)

[@garyvandecar8554]

Loved Ed Winter as Col Flagg he was so hilariously funny.

[@jenniwhitney5619]

Plus David Ogden Stiers, aka Charles Emerson Winchester III

[@9johnpaul]

Saw B.J. on an episode of N.C.I.S. recently hunched over.

[@UltimateTrekkie1]

Alan Arkin who played Sidney is gone, too.

[@barstoolguru]

I watch this show every night and still laugh out loud... so well written and acted

[@marisalombardi385]

Brilliant, magnificent, irreplaceable Alan ❤️ you

[@CarolECorsairLover]

Greetings! Oops, sorry guys, error alert! Yes, it was filmed in "Malibu Creek State Park" but, the park is in the little town called "Agoura" not "Malibu" that's the beach down below the hills, on the coast. I know because my residence for the last seven years of the show was in "The Swamp Tent" on location, in Agoura in "Malibu Creek State Park" ~ I would like to say "Thank You" for your excellent work here, and all the other ones you have done on and about the "4077th M*A*S*H" and also about the people involved. I enjoy all of your programing, it brings back many, many fond memories of some of the best years of my life. ~Again, I Thank You, Most Sincerely, Miss M*A*S*H '=-)

[@robertbarnes7281]

Carol E. Johnson

[@tinotse2007]

RIP To the Cast that left us. You're all Remembered

[@joanellis8276]

Love this show and has always been one of my favorites.

[@metalmoto]

William Christopher died yesterday, December 31, 2016. Rest In Peace, Father Francis Mulcahy...

[@CelesteKTheNewWaveRevue]

Yeah, he died within a year of Wayne Rogers, December 31, 2015. And David Ogden Stires died back in January of this year.

[@thomascott7425]

On one show, Hawkeye claimed to have come from Vermont, "Where there were more trees than you could climb in a lifetime."

[@rickhunter1075]

I'd love to see this updated for today.

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

In loving memory of William Christopher

[@ckg31101]

About time the author brought this up to date

[@inujosha]

A little bit of a correction on Larry Linville. He was actually 60 when he passed away. Though due to his health problems, he looked more like 80. What a great actor and intelligent man.

[@chass5438]

Me too. I thought when I found out he died he was in his 70's. That surprised me.

[@pm561]

MASH remains in m my opinion the best series ever on television. I will continue to watch reruns as long as they are rerun. They are a hundred times better than the "current" trash on TV. The episodes are of course geniously comical, heartwarming, endearing and lessons in human compassion and love. Thank you to the producers, directors and extremely talented actors of MASH.

[@duaneleerussell157]

thanks, enjoyed this a lot

[@berghof63]

a correction.....Larry Linville was 60 when he passed away, not Fifty

[@JimJWalker]

8 minutes of my life I do not regret giving up.

[@TheMPOEye]

I've never seen so many grammatical errors and misspellings in my life!

[@mangot589]

You must have been new to KZbin. I hope you’re used to it by now😂. Me too lol.

[@robertfuller9408]

I love Mash I'm watching it right now it is all I've got

[@TungstenKid]

The shows moved along at a cracking pace, unlike many modern shows which slouch along making us yawn..

[@ChildrensWorld57]

We miss them all♥️🇨🇦 but I still watch them on tv everyday!

[@wesleyrodgers886]

Watching re-runs on true entertainment uk. A go to feel good series ❤ (2016)

[@jimgardner1569]

Hawkeye actually saluted four times. He did the aforementioned two salutes to Radar and he and Trapper saluted Nurse Cutler when she ran away and left her towel behind. In the final episode he and BJ saluted Colonel Potter.

[@jimgardner1569]

@John Robert I seem to remember him saluting Burns when the walls of the latrine were knocked down with Burns sitting there. I also believe I remember him lifting up a sheet in the OR and saluting the anatomy of a soldier who was covered with tattoos.

[@jimnuchter1165]

Mash was Filmed out doors in Malibou along the Pacific coast Highway, you had to clime up to reach the top about 200 feet. There were a couple jeeps left there to rust......I grew up in L.A. I watch Mash every chance i get !!!!!

[@MaidenUtah1]

I always saluted Frank Burns, with ONE FINGER!

[@bradshaweric]

+Maiden Utah most bosses are like burns

[@natesmith5493]

Maiden Utah Let me guess the middle finger?lol

[@jimnuchter1165]

he was special, but a real nice guy!! Great actor !!!!!

[@dustinhowell4344]

They also forgot to mention that Klinger wore a Toledo Mud Hens minor league baseball team cap, which Jamie is actualy from Toledo Ohio the same as Klingler

[@janeiwasduncan8463]

Just watched a great movie, "Blackboard Jungle", with Glen Ford, and a teenager Jamie Farr (using his given name)..also , Vic Morrow, and Sidney Poitier. Check it out!

[@truckinchihuahuaalvieschre2494]

Hawkeye actually saluted 4 times in the series. He also saluted Colonel Blake as he got on the chopper. This was the 1st time he saluted a superior officer. The 4 was in Goodbye, Fairwell, and Amen the final episode where he saluted Colonel Potter.

[@jimnuchter1165]

I took my wife on the Pacific coast highway and showed her where they filmed the outside show. I climbed all the way up, and there were a few very old objects left; such as an old ambulance. MISS their shows a LOT !!!!!!

[@lp-b4826]

RIP Trapper John

[@poopsock6953]

01-01-2016

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

and William Christopher Dec.31, 2016

[@loulfw2513]

Who died then?

[@scottknode898]

Lou Israel Wayne Rogers (Trapper John), McLean Stevenson (Colonel Blake) David Ogden Stiers (Major Winchester), Larry Linville (Major Frank Burns) William Christopher ( Father Mulcahy) have all passed away from the main cast.

[@ZepZoSoRox]

Proofreading is our friend!

[@edrymes3653]

Get current Wayne Rogers today is six feet under. The actor and financial genius passed away earlier this year. RIP Trapper.

[@peterklutinoty244]

Yeah...Hawkeye saluted Radar 2-3 times, Burns at least once, Potter at least once, Col. Blake at least once (when he was leaving), and various halfhearted, flimsy-handed salutes over the years.

[@tahatito790]

naic

[@anthonyzuk4223]

I loved the show, being in combat yes there were some pranks pulled, but not as much as MASH. There is a real difference from the real thing. I watch MASH everyday I like the Ltcol. Henry Blake ones the best. I had a CO who actually was like Henry. Full colonel passed over for general and booted out.

[@aliciasimmons7142]

R.I.P Wayne Rogers 😭

[@jimnuchter1165]

Mash was filmed up on the Pacific coast highway just before Malibu You can climb up ,and they still have a few items left there. Old jeep etc. REALLY great to see. too bad the series stopped.....the Korean war ended

[@colleenmakosky5899]

R.I.P Wayne Rodgers (Trapper)

[@loulfw2513]

Who? (Please read what you typed VERY carefully.)

[@charlesruth3848]

Wayne Rogers is incredible cast member (Trapper) on M*A*S*H! Made a good move in leaving after season 4!

[@RonGay58]

And we can now add David Ogden Stiers, Maj. Charles Emerson Winchester III

[@howardcunniffe8738]

Since this video,we lost Harry Morgan, Wayne Rogers, David Ogden Stiers and William Christopher. RIP

[@clearingbaffles]

I was living/working in Phoenix on the last night of the show I had picked up a cute little blue merle Shelty hours before I named him the Blue Prince & realized I had a better choice and my next Blue Merle Shelty that I brought home in 2001 was named Grape Nehi he left for the Rainbow Bridge at 15yo in June 2016. Thanx for all the years of entertainment

[@kathymazzotta8898]

I LOVE MASH!!! I am 59, and just started , I just LOVE them all!!!!!

[@christineheynen517]

Noticing a few typos in the video. "Loretta Swift", for one, should be Loretta Swit. And HARRY Morgan played Col. Potter. Perhaps it could have helped Wherearetheynowguy to watch the opening credits from each episode to ensure that he spelled the names right.

[@sportsygirl8]

When I read Loretta Swift...I was thinking wait a minute, I thought it was Loretta Swit and of course I was right it is Swit, not Swift.

[@mattfuller3172]

BEST SHOW EVER 4077!

[@denisekennedy120]

Don't forget Hawkeye & BJ's salute to Col. Potter in the finale. (A drunken BJ saluted Frank Burns, too.) MORE TRIVIA: In the episode where Radar gifts the horse to Potter, the horse is referred to as MALE.

[@dandonnelly1267]

+Denise Kennedy - You mean Ferret-face don't you Denise? ......Hilarious!

[@nertz4579]

+Denise Kennedy Also Father Mulcahy when he got promoted to captain

[@davidedwards3361]

Come to Australia TODAY. We have 3 episodes on MASH in the morning, but they are repeats from the precious night (or encore presentations at the TV stations like to call them), then we will have 3 episodes in the evening...which will be repeated tomorrow morning. MASH was a good show, but after 40 years of repeats, we are sick of it.

[@CarolECorsairLover]

Say, look at me, I am sitting in my home of 7yrs wearing a "M*A*S*H t-shirt, well, i'll be, I'm in "The Swamp Tent!" Hmm, OK, brag hour is over.(LoL!) These people Are some of The Best People you'd ever wanna meet! No, I did not read about it, it is not 2nd hand old news either. Living in the "Swamp Tent" for all those years, and at all the stage 9 parties at Fox, etc. I never heard any bad things said to, or about anybody between those super people! But, we often spent many hours when we all could Not Stop Laughing, poor Charles Dubin up on his Chapman would end up joining us, cause there was just way to much silly fun about the grounds not to! Laughing At what? I don't think any of us could even remember an hour or more later when we did finally Stop! I can tell you this, if that show did continue on into the future, I never would of left my home of 7 years, "The Swamp Tent!!" I have more pictures then I could count! More excellent memories of those days 'n nights. Well, to all of those Zany-Fun-loving nuts I take my hat off, and salute! I must stop here, after all, this is kinda like a comment section, Not a Novel section! Hey All you M*A*S*H 4077th type people, I hope you are all doing well 'n fine. You have All been in my prayers, yep,even after all these years later... Say Mike, what'cha up to? Hellooo Alan! Say, I gotta end somewhere, besides, my ice cream is melting in the kitchen waiting for me. Love, Peace, Miss M*A*S*H ~ '=-)

[@magos2k6digital]

Nice job!

[@azicye]

Thank you

[@gedisdiop]

When I was stationed in Korea, from 1978 to 1979, it was said that we were at the same place where the original 4077th was located. I don't think that was true, but it was certainly an experience I will never forget. I LOVED Korea, but it was very primitive where I was at. If you wanted indoor plumbing and "modern day" technology, you had to go to Seoul. Ihad been there for about 6 months, and we went to Seoul for a good dinner. We went to a hotel that had an elevator. I had not ridden an elevator for over 6 months. We rode that elevator over and over. I nearly wept. At the time, we didn't even have color TV through AFKN. There was 1 FM radio station that broadcasted in Stereo, but it was an all talk Korean station. So, here were a bunch of guys with really nice Kenwood, Pioneer, Sansui receivers that were equipped with Dolby FM, and all they could receive were talk radio. Funny as hell. I hope to go back some day.

[@The_DC_Kid]

Wilbur Snaffel I share your nostalgic sentiment for places from the past or far removed from here and now. I've gone back to various places and found that very much has changed... too much in some cases. "Modernization" sometimes, and nearly everything you remember is gone and replaced with something new and shiny and ugly. Or "further decay" where you see things weren't kept up for various reasons and so now a lot is tumbledown rotten. I think the best stuff we remember about places from the past are the good times and good company, not so much the objects. But it would truly be wonderful to relive our most pleasant memories.

[@gedisdiop]

Wayne Cameron Thank you for you kind comments. Now that I'm closing in on 60 years of age, I still have fond memories of my "hardship tour" of Korea. I'd do it all over again in a New York minute.

[@Avarn388]

+Wilbur Snaffel That's quite interesting. Mind you, I'm not veteran(I wasn't even born during this time), but I do appreciate hearing about what it was like to serve back then. Though, obviously; I don't try to pry on details( as I understand serving in the military carries quite an amount of emotional pressure to put it lightly). Nevertheless, thank you for sharing.

[@kimiisungstartedthekoreanw2771]

Perhaps the meant the original real Mash unit that was the basis for the fictional 4077th. Interesting story. see my channel.

[@Mikey109105]

So many spelling mistakes. Oh and Hawkeye saluted FOUR times, not two, during the entire series. Once when Radar got the purple heart, then a second time when Radar went home. Another was some point during season one when a nurse drops her towel while leaving the shower. The last time is during Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen during the last scenes where he and BJ salute Colonel Potter as he gets on his horse.

[@sportsygirl8]

I remember that scene when Hawkeye saluted that one nurse! I just bought season 1 on DVD a month ago.

[@bmfine1]

Hawkeye actually saluted 5 times, the 5th time being his salute to Henry in "Abseenya Henry"

[@tammyturbo2273]

Radar has two sonsk? lol

[@beachside1]

saw that too lol

[@Boppa43]

In Season 4 Episode 1, Hawkeye also salutes Frank and Margaret before he left the office (I believe he said, "Scramming Sir" as he saluted), after Frank told him he couldn't go try to catch Trapper before he left Korea.

[@danielmayne2523]

God Bless them all RIP to those who have left us.

[@chrislewis723]

No sound.

[@Metaldogg]

Also Larry Linville was 60 when he died not 50.

[@waynejones205]

Nurse Kellye was my Fave! That face was in almost very post-op scene, she ripped on Winchester in Japanese when he was stuck wearing a Kimono meant for his sister(?), and he knew no better .....AND tore on Hawkeye for dissing her for more attractive nurses; said he treated her like a rag mop("R-A-G-G M-O-P-P!! she said! -from the Song :) ) She reminds me of a Teddy Bear .....a very TENACIOUS Teddy Bear to be an Army Nurse in action!!

[@waynejones205]

(ANd for the P/C WHINERS ...the name Nakahara strikes me as Japanese, NOT "Asian!" #justsayit! Half Japanese ....Half Hawaiian .... ZERO Shame!!)

[@styxchic8225]

Larry Linville was 60 when he passed, not 50.

[@ronskotnicki5115]

MASH will never die. It sheds a lighter tone on the Vietnam war.

[@scottknode898]

Mash took place during Korean War in 1950 to 1953 not the Vietnam War although the show was on the air longer then the actual war it took place in.

[@craighoffman2314]

Hawkeye also saluted Father Mulcahy when the Father made Captain

[@ninjastar666lol]

He saluted colonel potter also when potter was going home

[@9johnpaul]

The one thing is when you see the writing that the show ran for 10 years and the war ran for 3. Back in those days these shows appeared once a week for approx 26 weeks. that's approx 260 shows, wheras the war lasted over 1000 days.

[@MrsBabyDoll88]

This video bites the big one.

[@poopentruppen75]

Klinger had to be the most zany of all the cast, and that's what makes him my absolute favorite character. "HALT! Friend or foe?" And he's dressed as a woman, again.

[@terryweeks274]

fake salutes don't count in my opinion. hawkeye saluted radar twice from the heart...once pinning him with his purple heart and once when he was in surgery as radars jeep pulled in to take him to kimpo. the 3rd real salute was in the final episode where he and BJ saluted col potter and said: it isnt much but it comes from the heart.

[@nertz4579]

+Terry Weeks He also saluted Father Mulcahy when he got promoted to captain which was a real salute

[@davidedwards3361]

Counting salutes in a TV program. And I thought my life was boring.

[@bettyahlheit2071]

never liked burns or margret

[@styx53ocean]

I liked Frank. He was a bit of a jerk, but he had his funny moments. And that laugh tickled my funny bone. Margaret got nicer/better over the run of the series once her character was given a chance to develop more.

[@anthonyhargis6855]

Hawkeye also saluted Col. Potter as the show's finale ended. That makes three.

[@truckinchihuahuaalvieschre2494]

Anthony Hargis there was a fourth he saluted Colonel Blake right before he got on the chopper to leave to go home. This was the first time he saluted a superior officer.

[@debgorman5850]

This is REALLY old!!! Trapper,Winchester,Father Malchaey,etc,....have all passed away

[@BrennanCallan]

It is difficult to read the fonts when the colors are the same as the background. The use of a back-shadowing would have helped out this problem.

[@loulfw2513]

+Brennan Callan , indeed. Very poorly designed.

[@LayAnn]

Also correction, there were 2 outright nude scenes. The one they mentioned, and Hawkeye decided in one of the episodes deliberately to get naked. Plus u could add Winchester's nude scene with the episode of the newspapers and they got mad at him for gogging it, and the time they tried to get Hunnicut by making him sleep in the woman's tent without his clothes and only the pillow to cover himself. So there were several nude scenes.

[@alansims1704]

Hawkeye saluted Radar twice, that is correct, but he and BJ saluted Col. Potter in the final episode, before Potter rode away om Sophie.

[@nertz4579]

+Alan Sims He also saluted Father Mulcahy when he got promoted to captain

[@CaptFoster5]

At 4:15 when you are talking about Jamie Farr, you do not mention his wife's first name ... simple oversight, easily fixed. Its Loretta Swit, not Swift ... plenty of other comments cover the amount of times Hawkeye actually salutes ...

[@chaosdemonwolf1]

Billy Chris ain't dead yet

[@i.b.halliwell7253]

At 7:57 the statement is incorrect. It says: The game Trivial Pursuit claims Haweye only ever saluted once during the entire run of the series. This is false. He saluted Radar twice - once when awarding him a purple heart and once when he went home. Actually, Hawkeye saluted THREE times! Twice with Radar and once on the final episode. It was a tribute to Col. Potter just before he road his horse off the base. Please consider correcting this video. Otherwise -- great job!

[@9johnpaul]

Rich where Alan Alda always says he hates the army and guns, but in real life he joined the Army Reserve after graduating from Fordham. He completed the minimum six-month tour of duty as a gunnery officer during the Korean War. After his discharge, Alda started acting in film and television.

[@charlessmith4343]

Loved MASH but the one PC phony part is that in the 1950 army everyone and I mean everyone would have been smoking cigarettes anytime they were not in O.R.

[@chadakaira]

no sound?

[@bailinnumberguy]

Larry Linville was 50 when he died in 2000? That means that he was 20 or 21 when the show first aired. They really worked wonders w/ that kid in make-up to get him to look like a doctor in his mid to late 30s :)

[@paulmadryga]

Question re. the last slide: who are the three gentlemen standing to the left?

[@mgtow6450]

Gene Reynolds, Larry Gilbart, Burt Metcalfe. Creators/producers of M*A*S*H

[@paulmadryga]

MGTOW - Of course! Thanks.

[@mikeglenn3333]

at 7:53 Hawkeye saluted Frank once when they were passing each other outside of Margaret's tent

[@michaelvititoe5559]

Hawkeye also saluted Father when he gave him his captains bars at Rosies.

[@mikeboo4446]

If you can't get the names right how can we trust the rest of the info?

[@rayfridley6649]

Besides TV & films, Harry Morgan starred on Broadway in "Inherit the Wind" as the judge in the Scopes trial. Horgan would repeat in the film version of Inherit.

[@nardagillogly6743]

The errors must be to make sure we are paying attention ..Gary Bs sonsk, Larry Linville's age etc. Background music would be nice. C- for effort.

[@rangerdave1973]

Winchester is now deceased. RIP

[@chaosdemonwolf1]

That would be David Ogden Stiers

[@200357846]

He didn't mention the characters Colonel Flagg or Dr. Sidney Freeman.😢

[@loulfw2513]

Maybe because they weren't regulars?

[@200357846]

They may not have been regulars, but, you can't say they weren't influential.

[@loulfw2513]

Nobody said that. NOBODY!

[@thelaostling9652]

Col. Flagg was a LOL memorable character perfectly played.

[@scottknode898]

Ann Rennie Alan Arbus and Edward Winter were not regular cast members they played recurring characters on Mash

[@tomfreeman6929]

There is no letter "F" in Loretta's surname.

[@bethbollig7414]

+Tom Freeman I thought I was right about that! Thanks for clearing that up

[@thelaostling9652]

nor two t's.

[@mariadelrosariorivera2256]

I love seeing m.a.s.h....i always taught mash was military army service hospital.

[@roxanastamatoiu7159]

Isnt it ironic that Loretta Swit aka Margaret *Houlihan* got married to a man named *Holahan* in the year when MASH ended?...

[@SithLordGaming-vn6ri]

Fun Fact: Wayne Rogers died on December 31st 2015 and William Christopher died on December 31st 2016

[@chaosdemonwolf1]

I think not

[@64chevelle283]

Add one more salute for Hawkeye in "Captains Outrageous" season 8, episode 13. He salutes Father Mulcahy when he makes Captain.

[@stimactzedvard7556]

And in the last episode he salutes col potter

[@ian38018a]

Saying people are "still married to" sorta lends an impression of inevitable breakup to the union.

[@bmfine1]

slow it down, the text goes by too fast

[@diannaskare7829]

😉 actually Klinger married twice!! he married over the phone then married again in the last episode/movie Goodbye Farewell Amen and Stayed in Korea with his Korean wife 💞💞💞

[@mythsislittlefarie7635]

Dianna Skare but Jamie Farr didn't, and this is about the actors not the characters

[@ghostcityshelton9378]

At--7:56-- is wrong. Hawkeye and his bud Honeycut salute Col.Potter as he rides off on his horse during the last M*A*S*H show.

[@Bronsluv]

Wayne Rogers died Dec 31, 2015. Harry Morgan died Dec 7, 2011. William Christopher died Dec 31, 2016.

[@neilforbes416]

This cannot be right. Larry Linville looked a hell of a lot older than 50 in the shot used for this segment. If his age is correct, it means he was only 22 when he started with M*A*S*H as Frank Burns in 1972.

[@BHD61and64]

CORRECTION: Klinger got married in the last episode. Also, did any of you noticed that the tank in the last episode is different. I mean, the tank that the wounded soldier drove, is different from the one Hawkeye drove, with was a Patton.

[@FriendBears]

You know it’d be great if there ways a way to have the comments last long enough to actually read it.