TV series · 1972
M*A*S*H
“Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen.”
First aired 17 September 1972 War & Politics / Drama / Comedy TMDB ↗
The 4077th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital is stuck in the middle of the Korean war. With little help from the circumstances they find themselves in, they are forced to make their own fun. Fond of practical jokes and revenge, the doctors, nurses, administrators, and soldiers often find ways of making wartime life bearable.
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McLean Stevenson
as Henry Blake
William Christopher
as Father Mulcahy
Jamie Farr
as Maxwell Klinger
Alan Alda
as Hawkeye Pierce
Loretta Swit
as Margaret Houlihan
Larry Linville
as Frank Burns
Gary Burghoff
as Radar O'Reilly
Everyone else (113) ↓
Philip Ahn
Philip Ahn
as The Father
Philip Ahn
as Korean Grandfather
James Gregory
as General Kelly
Robert Alda
as Dr. Anthony B. Borelli
Harry Morgan
as Sherman Potter
John Randolph
Walter Brooke
as General Weiskopf
John McLiam
as Col. Woody Cooke
Jack Soo
as Quoc
Jack Soo
as Charlie Lee
Herb Voland
as Crandell Clayton
Johnny Haymer
as Sergeant Zale
Yuki Shimoda
Keene Curtis
as Colonel Wortman
James Karen
as Dr. Chesler
Andrew Duggan
as Col. Alvin 'Howitzer' Houlihan
Charles Aidman
as Colonel Victor Bloodworth
Gwen Verdon
as Brandy Doyle
Curt Lowens
as Colonel Blanche
Stefan Gierasch
as Colonel Ditka
Dick O'Neill
as General Prescott
Dick O'Neill
as The Admiral
Graham Jarvis
as Col. Whiteman
Richard Lee-Sung
as 2nd Korean
Richard Lee-Sung
as The Farmer
Richard Lee-Sung
as Cho
Richard Lee-Sung
as Cho Man Chin
Richard Lee-Sung
as Ham Kim
Joey Forman
as Jackie Flash
Soon-Tek Oh
as Syn Paik
Pat Morita
as Captain Sam Pak
Peter Palmer
Richard Herd
Wayne Rogers
as Trapper
Wayne Rogers
as Man on P.A. in Kimpo (voice) (uncredited)
Michael McGuire
as Col. Mulholland
Denny Miller
as Military Policeman
Nicholas Pryor
as Major Burnham
Don Eitner
as Captain
Alex Karras
as Lance Cpl. Lyle Wesson
Jack Riley
as Capt. Kaplan
Tom Atkins
as Major Weems
Ned Beatty
as Colonel Hollister
Timothy Brown
as Spearchucker
Herb Mitchell
as 1st M.P.
Sab Shimono
Michael Bell
as Willie Stratton
Mary Jo Catlett
as Nurse Walsh
Basil Hoffman
as Major Pfiefer
Britt Leach
as Dan Blevik
Jason Bernard
as Major Rockingham
James Wainwright
as Colonel Lacy
Oliver Clark
Oliver Clark
as Lt. Brooks
Stuart Margolin
as Major Stanley Robbins
Stuart Margolin
as Captain Phillip G. Sherman
Mariette Hartley
as Inga
Dennis Fimple
as Sergeant 'Sparky' Pryor
Art Evans
as Dolan
Guy Boyd
as Sgt. Lally
Helen Funai
as Betty Lou
Edward Herrmann
David Ogden Stiers
as Charles Winchester
Charles Hallahan
Art LaFleur
as The M.P.
Odessa Cleveland
as Ginger Bayliss
Teddy Wilson
as Marty Williams
G.W. Bailey
as Sgt. Rizzo
Corey Fischer
as Captain Phil Cardozo
Loudon Wainwright III
as Capt. Calvin Spalding
Rick Hurst
Lois Foraker
as Nurse Able
Linda Kelsey
as Nurse Baker
Susan Saint James
Blake Clark
as 2nd M.P.
Dennis Dugan
as Bob Wilson
Jeff Maxwell
as Igor Straminsky
Peter Riegert
Dennis Howard
as Capt. Rackley
Kellye Nakahara
as Kellye Yamato
Chris Mulkey
Jon Van Ness
as "Truman"
Marcia Strassman
as Nurse Margie Cutler
George Cheung
as Peddler #1
Ed Begley Jr.
Sal Viscuso
as Patient John
Sal Viscuso
as Sergeant Raymond McGill
Gregory Harrison
as Lt. Tony Baker
Peter Jurasik
as Triplett
Gary Grubbs
as Lt. Geyer
John Matuszak
as Hitalski
James Stephens
Kevin Scannell
as "MacArthur"
Jerry Houser
as Danker
Thomas Carter
Sylvia Chang
as Sooni
Craig Wasson
as Pvt. Kurland
Larry Cedar
Michael O'Keefe
as Corporal Travis
Calvin Levels
Michael Talbott
Mel Harris
Brett Cullen
as McKegney
Robert Townsend
as Patient
Rita Wilson
as Nurse Lacey
Andrew Dice Clay
as Corp. Hrabosky
Rosalind Chao
as Soon-Lee
David Packer
as Pvt. Lumley
Shizuko Hoshi
as Rosie
Shizuko Hoshi
as The Mother
Shizuko Hoshi
as Mrs. Li
Shizuko Hoshi
as Mother