After MASH she continued to work in TV movies and guest . MASH made several changes to Hawkeye compared to Robert Altman's 1970 movie, including making him a bachelor instead of being married.It also explored his backstory in greater depth, including his life in Crabapple Cove in Maine, where his father - Dr. Daniel Pierce - nicknamed him "Hawkeye" after the main character in the classic novel The Last of the Mohicans. The first operation, with Trapper Johns assistance (upon Pasquale Merlino), is a success, and thanks to his superior training Hawkeye becomes the local surgeon. It's the first Thanksgiving at home since Korea, and the Potters are deluged with guests, including a camera-bug Mulcahy, all the Klingers from Toledo, a mooching Pfeiffer, and a lonely D'Angelo. Many of the great talents who starred in "M*A*S*H" have passed away in the years since it ended, but a number of them are still with us, many remaining active in the entertainment industry. While theMASHnovels could have laid the foundation for a sequel show, it appears neither Alda nor anyone else in the cast thought seriously about a revival. He hated the anti-war sentiments ascribed to him by the public. Unlike the other patients and staff who addressed Potter by his retired rank of Colonel, Scannell called him "Sarge" at Potter's request. RELATED: 10 Things That Make No Sense About M*A*S*H. Now when watching the show, the robe looks red on camera. The book was adapted to a hit movie and then a TV show that helped capture life in the unit. Although both Potter and Hawkeye (Alan Alda) tried to convince him they'd be alright, it was only after he watched Klinger (Jamie Farr) get them a new generator that he realized they'd survive without him. The one time Pierce follows Army regulations is 1/17 when after a close friend of his dies after being wounded-Pierce reports a under age soldier to the MPs and Major Houlihan-so the patient can be sent home (ironically Ronny Howard was actually 18). MASH Goes to Maine. The episode "Wet Feet" was set to air at 8:00 p.m. on May 31, 1985, immediately before the airing of "Saturday's Heroes". He explains his father nicknamed him Hawkeye after the character in The Last of the Mohicans. Margaret gets hysterical and Hawkeye helps calm her. "Go home and sleep for a year" .. "Sleep, just sleep". In the second season, in an episode entitled "The Incubator," Hawkeye throws a legitimate salute to a major who he thinks will be able to provide him with some much needed medical equipment. u/BilboMontague1 highlighted this heart-wrenching repressed memory that Hawkeye finally verbalizes. She has been a regular contributor to History.com since 2017. Despondent and suicidal, O'Reilly is helped back from the brink by a kind pharmacy clerk, realizes he has a cousin that lives in St. Louis, and reaches out to his cousin and settles down in St. Louis, eventually joining the St. Louis Police Department. addresses him over the telephone as "Mr. Pierce". We have two TV shows, AfterMASH, which went for two seasons. Even though he considers Crabapple Cove his home, Hawkeye had a practice in Boston before he was drafted into the Korean War. The final time was with B.J. Fans of the "Police Academy" films will recognize Bailey as Lieutenant (and later in the franchise, Captain) Thaddeus Harris. He even appeared as a musical guest on "Saturday Night Live," all the way back in the show's very first season. On Visitor's Day at General Pershing, D'Angelo flirts with Mildred Potter's niece, much to Alma's chagrin, a freelance preacher gives false hope to patients, and a healthy man tries to get admitted. Even though he's a reluctant leader and humble in regards to his abilities, Hawkeye is aptly named chief surgeon of the M*A*S*H 4077th. His golf game improves to an eight handicap depending on the time of year. "I watched it as a kid. Article continues below advertisement Source: CBS The movie was adapted from this, then the TV show was adapted from the movie when it became a huge hit. With 14 Emmy Awards and an audience of over 100 million viewers, the TV show M*A*S*H helped the nation come to grips with the harsh and occasionally hilarious realities of war. After a few days, Carlye puts in for a transfer arguing Hawkeye's first love is medicine. Attempts at weekend romances are interrupted when the Potters' car breaks down and Wainwright revokes passes for the psychiatric ward. John Patrick Francis Mulcahy, SJ: Father Mulcahy was deeply depressed and quickly becoming an alcoholic after the war, but Potter reached out to him to recruit him as a chaplain for his new hospital. The main character of the show is Hawkeye Pierce. In a third season episode a nurse claims that Hawkeye is married. While Hawkeye tried to rely on laughs and antics to cope with the brutality of war, there were times when he needed extra help. Elsewhere, the Klinger baby is christened and named. In a season 1 episode titled "Chief of Staff", Colonel Sherman Potter's office was redecorated with all of the items from the 4077th MASH unit including a portrait from the Season 10, Episode 21 of M*A*S*H titled "Picture This" and it would remain that way throughout the sequel series. Two years years later he shot A New Life, in which he co-starred with Hal Linden, and Ann-Margaret. After his hearing was surgically corrected, he stopped drinking and joined Potter and Klinger at "General General" as its Catholic chaplain. Klinger runs a hospital lottery, but trouble ensues when Soon-Lee has the winning ticket. (According to the novels, his father is Big Benjy Pierce, a lobster fisherman.) He's first appointed to this position in the first season of the series in the episode titled "Chief Surgeon Who?". Manage all your favorite fandoms in one place! and Hawkeye are able to tell each other goodbye. Houlihan became rather religious, and eventually became a minister by the 1960's. It's both a show of protest against military custom and a desire for comfort in anything but comfortable surroundings. While it wasn't a starring role, G. W. Bailey's performance as Sergeant Rizzo was always great to see on "M*A*S*H." The operator of the motor pool, Rizzo is often used as a gatekeeper in various plotlines throughout the show when other characters want to use a jeep or borrow money. Over the course of its 11 season run from 1972 to 1983, "M*A*S*H" attracted unprecedented numbers of viewers who tuned in to watch the sharp ensemble cast and the deft combination of humor and drama. She's one of the camp's most capable nurses and is shown multiple times to be a friend of Hawkeye and Trapper. Benjamin Franklin "Hawkeye" Pierce is the Chief Surgeon of the 4077th M*A*S*H unit. So, what happened to the MASH gang after the war? He completed Sweet Libertyin 1986 starring himself, Michelle Pfeiffer and Michael Caine. Klinger got in some scuffle and the ending scene showed him in jail with the overprinted statement "Stay tuned will return in 6 months." It took 12 years to write MASH: A Novel About Three Army Doctors, and another five years being rejected by publishers before the book was finally published under the pseudonym Richard Hooker in 1968. Unfortunately, he developed complications two years later and died of pneumonia in 2000. In addition, when Hawkeye is writing to his father in one episode, he explains medical terms he would not have to explain to a doctor. Despite a furious protest from BJ, who argued that what Hawkeye was planning on doing was wrong, Hawkeye went through with the operation. The MASH TV series is actually based on a 1970 movie, and the connection between the two MASH projects is actually incredibly interesting. During the night shift at the hospital, Pfeiffer deals with fatigue and overwork, Mulcahy helps a patient see his son, and Klinger searches for missing mattresses, while Potter tries to get back home to a fancy dinner with his wife. Igor and Rizzo filled similar roles on the show, frequently as comic stooges tied to different parts of the camp's operations. Hawkeye was so angry he drugged the colonel so he could remove his appendix and get him relieved of his command. This episode is the last appearance of Jay O. Sanders as Dr. Gene Pfeiffer, the first appearance of David Ackroyd as Dr. Boyer, and features a guest appearance by Gary Burghoff reprising his role as Radar O'Reilly. While the AfterMASH was being produced and renewed for a second season, plans were made for Alan Alda and other actors from the original series to appear in the show as guest stars but it was canceled before the plans were finalized.[2]. But if you see something that doesn't look right, click here to contact us! By 1959 Hawkeye has lured Duke Forrest, Trapper John and Spearchucker Jones into his net, and thanks to the proceeds of the "Allcock-Willcox" syndicate, a new "Finestkind Fishmarket and Clinic" is set up along with the new Spruce Harbor General Hospital. While Soon-Lee is being rushed to the delivery room, Klinger stands in a jail cell worried about his wife, and later conspires with another inmate in order to make his escape. However, in episode 23 of season four titled "The More I See You," viewers finally learned about Hawkeye's serious past relationship. Potter arranged for Mulcahy to receive an operation at another VA Hospital in St. Louis. It also explored his backstory in greater depth, including his life in Crabapple Cove in Maine, where his father Dr. Daniel Pierce nicknamed him Hawkeye after the main character in the classic novelThe Last of the Mohicans. M*A*S*H supporting cast-member Kellye Nakahara joined them, albeit off-camera, as the voice of the hospital's public address system. Her work has appeared in outlets like The Washington Post, National Geographic, The Atlantic, TIME, Smithsonian and more. Her book, The Heroine's Bookshelf (Harper), won the Colorado Book Award for nonfiction. He relocated to Maine and went into practice with Pierce, founding the "Finest Kind" Clinic, which expanded to being a hospital by the 1960's (MASH Goes to Maine & MASH Mania). Potter and Pfeiffer consider leaving the bureaucratic VA hospital, but a patient who contracted leukemia from government atomic testing bring them back. He continued to appear on TV in various capacities in the years after the show ended, including in various spokesman roles and even on game shows. The first operation with Trapper's assistance (upon Pasquale Merlino) is a success, and thanks to his superior training Hawkeye becomes the local surgeon. McLean Stevenson's Henry Blake character, the original commanding officer of the 4077th, was also written out of the show at the end of Season 3, leaving multiple sets of big shoes to fill. And yet, while the tone of the show oscillated in its balance of drama and comedy, each season and era of "M*A*S*H" delivered its own great character pairings, pushing the established stars to new places and keeping the whole series feeling fresh. "I oddly think about this scene multiple times a year. An attractive new psychiatrist, Dr. Lenore Dudziak (Wendy Girard), arrived to begin the daunting task of evaluating Klinger, while Potter was horrified that Wainwright assigned Alma Cox as his new secretary. In its depiction of the Korean War, "M*A*S*H" spoke out subversively against America's military presence in Vietnam, and while some of the show's content feels a bit dated by modern standards, it broke progressive ground in its day by pushing the boundaries of what comedies and TV shows at large were capable of. He also only refers to few characters by their actual rank; generally these are people he doesn't think he can afford to anger such as generals or other "regular army" types that require it, and even then, the salute is often mocking. But according to Hawkeye, it's purple. The show features all manner of thematic deep-dives, behind-the-scenes content, and interviews with different creatives who worked on "M*A*S*H.". The film version of Hawkeye is still married, but gives himself more moral leeway, arguing that he is far from home, no one is ever going to know, and it will reduce stress for both involved. In honor of one of the greatest characters in television history, here's ten questions about Hawkeye, answered. If he wasn't saving a life, cooking up a prank, or throwing back drinks in the Swamp, he was flirting with the nurses or the rare female visitor to the camp. Col. Flagg and Radar O'Reilly were the only characters from. BJ put in a fishing lure that belonged to Henry Blake, to stand for the soldiers who never made it home. The series saw a lot of changeover in its eleven years, with popular characters frequently leaving and being replaced by new faces. Another of the four stars to make it through all eleven seasons of "M*A*S*H," Loretta Swit played head nurse Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan on the show. In the pilot episode, however, Hawkeye told Lieutenant Dish that he was engaged, and in a later first-season episode he broke up with several women, when he believed the war had ended, by telling them that he was married, although it was revealed at the end of the episode that he was lying. Also in a bit of "turn-about-is-fair-play", Hawkeye was twice placed in command of the 4077th, the first of which he afterwards remarked how truly difficult the burden of command was for Blake, Potter and even Burns, to which Margaret Houlihan replied, "If only Frank Burns could see you now." The 8055 was located on the 38th parallel, which divides the Korean Peninsula and today serves as the demilitarized zone between North and South Korea. While they were few in number, one of the most powerful was to Radar when he received his Purple Heart and then again when he left for good. By the end ofMASH, Hawkeye revealed he planned to leave surgery behind entirely and return to his hometown to become a doctor. At this point Hawkeye, who does not have much money in the bank, is 31 years old, and has three children: Billy, Stephen and Karen. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Father Mulcahy fights bureaucracy to get the V.A. He would sometimes even go out of his way to undermine the army when it was trying to do something he disagreed with. While the MASH novels could have laid the foundation for a sequel show, it appears neither Alda nor anyone else in the cast thought seriously about a revival. Burghoff reprised his role as Radar as a guest star in "AfterMASH" and in the TV special "W*A*L*T*E*R*," which was originally intended as the pilot of a separate spinoff. His father is also the one who gave him his iconic nickname. Mike D'Angelo was transferred to Montana and was replaced by smarmy new administrator Wally Wainwright (Peter Michael Goetz). In the "M*A*S*H" series finale, the usually wisecracking Hawkeye experiences a breakdown. Dr. Potter writes to Dr. Sidney Freeman about recent events at the hospital, including news of the hospital's brand new psychiatrist, Dr. Lenore Dudziak (Wendy Girard), who has arrived to perform Klinger's psychological evaluation. A Missouri thunderstorm leads Alma to practice her role as the hospital Civil Defense officer, the doctors to take refuge at a supply room poker game, and a mental patient to lock himself in the hospital fallout shelter after mistaking the storm for a nuclear attack. Meanwhile, Alma is demoted to Potter's clerk and Boyer tries to prove himself to Wainwright, despite his prosthetic leg. Mulcahy must stop a man who thinks he is Superman from endangering other patients. The Hawkeye of the book is married to Evelyn Pierce with children (according to the sequels) and faithful while in Korea (as far as the reader is concerned). It was the perfect moment for a novel about war: the Vietnam War was looking more and more intractable and Americans longed for a lighter take on war. What happened to Hawkeye After MASH? The two-and-a-half-hour episode drew 105.97 million viewers, making it the most-watched television broadcast of all time when the episode first aired in 1983, a feat that wasn't surpassed until Super Bowl XLIV in 2010 (via USA Today). In May 1954 he is laid off. Colonel Potter, Sergeant Klinger, and Father Mulcahy find themselves together once again, this time at a veteran's hospital.The Korean War has ended. In 1989, Swit received a well-deserved star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Also, in early episodes, Hawkeye tells his father, Daniel Pierce, in a letter to say hello to his mother and sister, and in another episode his sister sends him a sweater she had knitted; however, in later episodes, he says he is an only child and his mother died when he was ten years old. Larry Gelbart was nominated for the Outstanding Directing in a Comedy Series Emmy after directing this episode. An attempt to adapt M*A*S*H Goes to Maine as a feature film sequel to the 1970 movie was unsuccessful. ): Potter was not happy in retirement. The focus of her ministry was what we'd now call "conversion therapy" and she had a loyal congregation of gay men she'd supposedly "cured". Which Cast Member of M*A*S*H Was the Only One From Michigan? He continued working in television in the years following "M*A*S*H," even hosting the game show "Shopper's Casino" in the late '80s. Potter arranges for a depressed, alcoholic Father Mulcahy to come to St. Louis for ear surgery and he eventually decides to take a job as the hospital chaplain. In May, CBS announced the show was renewed for a second season. It's a fact he can't deny and probably why he remained a bachelor throughout the series. He also in episode 2/23 ("Mail Call") mentions that this was his second war; implying that he had served in World War II. Dr. Boyer wants to use a cooling blanket, but it is not V.A. ", The Hawkeye Scene In MASH That Went Too Far. In the end, the boy decided to join the army despite Hawkeye and BJ's protests. That same year, Alda was awarded the Screen Actors Guild Life Achievement Award for his long career as an actor, writer, director, and producer. Erin Blakemore is a journalist from Boulder, Colorado. Through the years, MASH was able to come up with a variety of ways to write out a character. Of course, whether this plan came to fruition is left up to viewers to decide. Trapper John, a Lieutenant in the medical organization of Maxie Neville in New York City arranges for further thoracic training for Hawkeye, first in the East Orange VA Hospital in New Jersey, then at St Lombards in Manhattan from July, 1954. But though the former U.S. Army Surgeon penned the book that led to the seriesand was as heroic and humorous as Hawkeye himselfhe came to hate TVs take on his own creation. The Klinger baby causes friction between Mr. and Mrs. Potter, while Klinger tries to get mental disability from the VA and Dudziak tries to convince Boyer to attend group therapy. Why is mash so good? In 1983 he told a reporter for Newsweek that while the show was accurate in its physical portrayal of a MASH unit, it "tramples on. In that same episode, Hawkeye meets B.J. Potter was soon hired by the bombastic and bureaucratic hospital administrator Mike D'Angelo (John Chappell) as the chief of staff at General Pershing Veterans' Hospital ("General General"), located in a fictional version of River Bend, Missouri. In 4/22, Hawkeye does admit to having had a de facto common law relationship (before the Korean War) with a nurse. Meanwhile, the United States began drafting soldiersand doctors. In Hookers two sequels to M*A*S*H: A Novel About Three Army Doctors, (M*A*S*H Goes to Maine and M*A*S*H Mania), Hawkeye returns to live in Crabapple Cove, near the fictional town of Spruce Harbor, Maine. Today, Maxwell spends his professional time discussing the show that made him famous on the podcast "M*A*S*H Matters," which he co-hosts with writer Ryan Patrick. See. Their jeep breaks down in enemy territory. It was a groundbreaking sitcom for its era, unafraid In season four's episode titled "Hawkeye," he talks about living in Boston and enjoying going to see the musicals there before they went on to Broadway. After two years Hawkeye breezes through the Thoracic Boards. In "Where There's a Will, There's a War", an episode of the TV series in which Hawkeye believed himself to be in mortal danger due to heavy enemy shelling, he made out a will and left Colonel Sherman T. Potter (whom Hawkeye stated was like a father) the edition of The Last of the Mohicans that his father had given him. How did Potter, Klinger, and Mulcahay get together? He got a job right after the war at a veteran's hospital, and found his usual antics he got used to in Korea would get him fired very quickly in a stateside civilian hospital. It was his favorite book, Hawkeye wrote in the will. Hawkeye, Father Mulcahy, Maxwell Klinger, and Margaret were essentially the main characters of the series throughout its 11 season run. Radar's lovable, put-upon persona is a key piece of the show for the eight seasons that feature him, and it's hard to imagine anyone else in the role. Sign in to rate and Watchlist for personalized recommendations. Born and raised in Crabapple Cove, Maine, Hawkeye is, according to the TV series, the son of Dr. Daniel Pierce. And in "The Interview", the phrase describes the staff of the 4077th. Even for diehardfans of the series, however, some scenes are almost too devastating to watch. Hawkeye is later sent back to the 4077th where he is able to perform surgery proving his recovery as the war finally comes to an end. 5.1K. Sadly, in the nearly four decades since the show went off the air, many of the main cast members have passed away, including William Christopher (Father Mulcahy), Wayne Rogers ("Trapper" John), Larry Linville (Major Frank Burns), Harry Morgan (Colonel Potter) and McLean Stevenson (Lt. At the end of his training in June, 1956, two Spruce Harbour locals, Jocko Allcock (the man who was responsible for Hawkeye being fired by the VA) and Wooden Leg Willcox (the local fish magnate) come to visit Hawkeye to set him up in practiceby betting favorably on the outcome of his operations. Most episodes refer to the senior Pierce as a physician, but in at least one episode, B.J. By 1959 Hawkeye has lured Duke Forrest, Trapper John and Spearchucker Jones into his net, and thanks to the proceeds of the Allcock-Willcox syndicate, a new Finestkind Fishmarket and Clinic is set up along with the new Spruce Harbor General Hospital. He writes a letter to a struggling Klinger, offering him the job of secretary, and Klinger accepts. Cookies help us deliver our Services. The season included home scenes with the Potters, most notably when they were deluged with guests in "Thanksgiving of '53", and Potter tried to keep the phone occupied so Klinger could not call his relatives, who were on the way over to surprise him; this episode also marked the only onscreen appearance of Potter's oft-mentioned daughter, Evvy Ennis, and Potter's grandson, Corey. By the end, she was a respected authority figures who wasn't above goofing off with the other medics. Still, many viewers commend the bus scene, in particular, for capturing the show'sbalance of tone. Potter deals with a dying World War I friend and patient, Klinger tries to get organized, and Mulcahy tries to control a flasher, all while a staph infection grips the hospital and an inspection is on its way. Cleveland was a prolific TV actor in the 1970s and '80s, appearing in other shows like "Simon & Simon," "Something for Joey," and "Sanford and Son." Colonel Blake). Alan Alda has, Loretta Swit appeared in almost every episode of medical sitcom MASH, with an emotional outing for her character from season 5 being her favorite. Colonel Potter, Sergeant Klinger, and Father Mulcahy find themselves together once again, this time at a veteran's hospital. First season beginning credits of iconic early 50s moments changed to watercolor drawings in the first few episodes of season 2 which morphed into live action scenes from season 2. When he came to the 4077th and made it clear he didn't care about the lives of his men, Hawkeye and BJ told Colonel Potter, who reported his actions to I Corps. Edward Winter who played Colonel Samuel Flagg in the original series had resurfaced and reprised his role in a season 2 episode titled "Trials". The script for "All Day All Night, Mary Ann" was written but the episode was never produced. Developed for television by Larry Gelbart, the series departed in some respects radically from the film and book. During the annual bladder inspection for local vets, Pfeiffer deals with his first death, a patient tries to fake back pain to stay in the hospital, and Klinger begins to feel uncomfortable when he meets a friend from Korea who didn't come back whole. Klinger writes Radar a letter about recent events in his life, including Soon-Lee being pregnant with his child, his struggle to sell frozen beef to make a little extra money, and a troublesome new surgeon, Dr. Boyer. That included just-graduated medical students and interns like Hornberger, who was drafted in 1951. The series focused on the members of the 4077th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital during the Korean War. He then heads to New York with his clan, where he received further training as a surgeon with help from old friend Trapper John. It comes from the novel The Last of the Mohicans, which Pierce claimed was "the only book my old man ever read. It's where he was born and raised and where he longs to return after the war. Hornberger soon found himself in Mobile Army Surgical Hospital 8055. The show was unique in that it was able to balance irreverence and respect and comedy with harsh reality through colorful, human characters trying to save lives in the most miserable of conditions. Pierce's home, "Port Waldo", is (real-life) Waldoboro, Maine, and the FinestKind Clinic is just up U.S. The Korean War has ended. My father was a political conservative, and he did not like the liberal tendencies that Alan Alda portrayed Hawkeye Pierce as having, he explained. Meanwhile, at the hospital, Mr. Wainwright forces Dr. Boyer into performing a difficult operation. Largely ostracized by his family, Klinger turned to petty crime to make ends meet. Soon-Lee goes into labor. After the first three seasons of the show, it became clear to M*A*S*H producers that the audience favored Hawkeye's storyline, meaning Alan's character was given better development and screen time over Trapper. By using our Services, you agree to our use of cookies. . What happened to Hawkeye After MASH? Years after the show ended, Maxwell actually published his own cookbook inspired by the series, titled "Secrets of the M*A*S*H Mess: The Lost Recipes of Private Igor." The whistle does not find its way into the television program. MASH is an incredibly, MASH: What Happened To Hawkeye After The War. While they are clearly in different continuities (particularly the novels, though a court case ruled that Trapper John was legally a spinoff of the movie, not the TV show), I think you can piece these sources together by omitting the parts that contradict each other (when in doubt, I have the TV series take precedence, then the TV spinoffs, then the novels) to create a more-or-less solid picture of what happened to much of the 4077th gang after the end of the war. The MASH series may have gotten off to a slow start it very nearly didnt get a second season due to lackluster ratings but over time it became a phenomenon. A month later, the United States sent its first troops into South Korea as part of a battle against international communism. The Korean War has ended. For all of its smart writing and direction, however, "M*A*S*H" may have flown under the radar if it weren't for the show's stellar ensemble cast. (The series was never picked up, and the pilot was aired in July 1984 as a TV special on CBS exclusively in the Eastern and Central time zones; the show was pre-empted in Pacific and Mountain time zones by the 1984 Democratic National Convention. That didn't stop him, however, from delivering a great performance in the 2019 Oscar-nominated Scarlett Johansson/Adam Driver film "Marriage Story." The show helped the public deal with the emotional toll of Vietnam, and illustrated the harsh conditions of both conflicts for future generations. During the first three seasons of the series, Hawkeye's partner-in-crime was Trapper John. The two spend the night in a hut as bombs fall around them. Finally, the films Hawkeye was transformed into the womanizing and single Hawkeye of the TV series. She also had a guest appearance on the "M*A*S*H" spinoff series "Trapper John, M.D." "Wet Feet", the thirtieth episode, was never aired. Hawkeye attended Androscoggin College, where he played football and intercepted a Hail Mary pass thrown by Dartmouth quarterback John McIntyre. In 1999, Time magazine listed the show as one of the 100 worst ideas of the century, and in 2002, TV Guide listed it as the seventh-worst TV series ever.[6][7]. Having left the Army, Hawkeye is established to be working for the Veterans Administration. I thought at the time, "why the h@** should I wait 6 months to see how Klinger gets out jail". At the end of his training in June 1956, two Spruce Harbor locals, Jocko Allcock (the man who was responsible for Hawkeye being fired by the V.A.) He and BJ once hid a 16 year old draft-dodger from the Korean army. HISTORY reviews and updates its content regularly to ensure it is complete and accurate. Klinger's nemesis at General General was D'Angelo's executive secretary Alma Cox (Brandis Kemp), a mean-spirited woman who was forever trying to "get the goods" on him, from rifling through his desk to giving him just one day to prepare for a civil service exam, the latter of which, despite her underhanded efforts, he still manages to pass.

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