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M*A*S*H - The Abduction of Margaret Houlihan
| Air Date/Released | Tuesday, October 26, 1976 |
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| Station/Studio | CBS / 20th Century Fox |
In the 1950 - 1953 Korean War, the doctors, nurses and staff of the 4077 M*A*S*H, 3 miles from the front, maintain sanity between grueling surgical emergencies with humor, hijinks and personal relationships.
After a midnight shift in post op, Maj. Houlihan rushes to the local village to help a pregnant woman with a difficult delivery. Klinger forgets to deliver the message and the staff thinks that she’s missing, possibly abducted by the Chinese. A call to Intelligence results in a visit from ultra-paranoid CIA operative Col. Flagg. Arriving in Col. Potter’s office, a disguised Flagg states...
Flagg: Don’t try to be funny with me Colonel. I’ve trained myself not to laugh or smile.
Potter: Really?
Flagg: Watched 100 hours of The Three Stooges. Every time I felt like laughing, I jabbed myself in the stomach with a cattle prod.
Potter: That oughta do it.
Cast: Alan Alda (Capt. Hawkeye Pierce), Mike Farrell (Capt. BJ Hunnicutt), Harry Morgan (Col. Sherman Potter), Loretta Swit (Maj. Margaret Houlihan), Gary Burghoff (Cpl. Radar O’Reilly), Larry Linville (Maj. Frank Burns), Jamie Farr (Cpl. Max Klinger), Edward Winter (Col. Flagg), Lynne Marie Stewart (Nurse Baker), Susan Bredhoff (Nurse Able), June Kim (Korean woman), Le Quynh (Korean husband), Susan Sakimoto (Korean girl), Jon Yune (Korean translator), Jay Fenichel (G.I. patient)
Crew: Gene Reynolds (Director, Executive Producer, Story), Allan Katz, Don Reo (Teleplay), Burt Metcalfe, Allan Katz, Don Reo (Producers), Larry Gelbart (Developed for Television)
Crew: Gene Reynolds (Director, Executive Producer, Story), Allan Katz, Don Reo (Teleplay), Burt Metcalfe, Allan Katz, Don Reo (Producers), Larry Gelbart (Developed for Television)
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