1 9 8 3 – 1 9 8 4 (USA)
30 x 30 minute episodes
The Korean War was over and the men and women of the 4077th M.A.S.H. unit had returned to civilian life.
Most of them had returned to their hometowns and were scattered around the United States, but three of them – Sherman Potter, Max Klinger, and Father Mulcahy – were reunited on the staff of the General Pershing Veterans Administration Hospital in River Bend, Missouri.
Potter was the chief of staff and it was through his recruiting efforts that Klinger joined the staff as his administrative assistant and Father Mulcahy as the hospital chaplain.
The staff at the VA hospital also included bureaucratic, ineffectual hospital administrator Mike D’Angelo, his pushy secretary Alma, another secretary, Bonnie and a somewhat ingenuous young surgical resident named Gene. One of the more memorable patients was absent-minded old-timer, Bob Scannell.
Klinger’s Korean war bride, Soon-Lee, had returned with him to America and Potter’s wife, Mildred, who was often talked about but never seen on M*A*S*H (except in a picture on Potter’s desk in Korea) also featured in the series.
After Mash was first telecast on 26 September 1983 and last aired on 18 December 1984.
Dr Sherman Potter
Harry Morgan
Max Klinger
Jamie Farr
Fr Francis Mulcahy
William Christopher
Mildred Potter
Barbara Townsend (1)
Ann Pitoniak (2)
Soon-Lee Klinger
Rosalind Chao
Mike D’Angelo
John Chappell
Wally Wainwright
Peter Michael Goetz
Dr Gene Pfeiffer
Jay O. Sanders
Alma Cox
Brandis Kemp
Nurse Coleman
Lois Foraker
Bonnie Hornbeck
Wendy Schaal
Bob Scannell
Pat Cranshaw
Nurse Crown
Shirley Lang
Dr Boyer
David Ackroyd
Sarah
Carolsue Walker
Nurse Weber
Susan Luck
Nurse Parker
Joan Sweeny
Sunshine
Sunshine Parker
Lenore Dudziak
Wendy Girard
