Gary Burghoff |
Corporal Walter Eugene "Radar" O'Reilly (Season 1-8) |
Larry Linville |
Major Franklin Delano Marion Burns (Season 1-5) |
Loretta Swit |
Major Margaret J. "Hot Lips" Houlihan |
McLean Stevenson |
Lt. Colonel Henry Braymore Blake (Season 1-3) |
Alan Alda |
Captain Benjamin Franklin "Hawkeye" Pierce |
Wayne Rogers |
Captain John Francis Xavier "Trapper" McIntyre (Season 1-3) |
Richard Ely |
Pt. George Weston |
Guest Star |
George Simmons |
Simmons |
Guest Star |
Patricia Stevens |
Nurse Stevens |
Recurring Role |
Bobbie Mitchell |
Nurse Mitchell |
Recurring Role |
(Hawkeye and Trapper watching Frank and Hot Lips.)M/em>
Trapper: I'll never understand what those two see in each other.
Hawkeye: Luckily, they don't see it in anybody else.
(in the mess tent)
Frank: (to Radar) You're an enlisted man, Corporal. This is an officer's mess. Do you read me?
Hawkeye: If it'll help, I'll make him an officer.
Radar: Gee, would you?
Weston: Two guys have got beat up from my outfit. One colored, and, uh...one homosexual.
Hawkeye: So you're a Negro? Who'd have guessed?
(in the OR, Trapper is singing 'I've Got You Under My Skin')
Trapper: And repeats and repeats in my ear...
Frank: Will you shut up?!
Trapper: Don't you know little fool, you never can win...
Trapper: Could you become a priest? Remain celibate?
Hawkeye: Only if they had me quick-frozen.
(in Henry's office, as Radar gives Henry his monthly physical)
Frank: (talking about Weston) He's not one of us. He's one of them.
Henry: Who are them, Frank, that's not one of us?
Frank: He's not a man.
Henry: A woman, Frank? There's no woman in post-op, you know that.
Frank: Sir, a non-heterosexual!
Henry: (cleary annoyed) Frank, why are you...(taking thermometer out of his mouth) Frank, why are you telling me this? Has the man made a pass at you? At me, at anyone?
Radar: Give me your hand, sir. (takes Henry's pulse)
Frank: Well, I felt it was my duty. As a surgeon and an officer, I'm obliged to report any man who may jeopardize his unit.
Henry: Well, you just never know, do you?
(talking about Weston)
Frank: The man is not not normal!
Hawkeye: What's normal, Frank?
Frank: Normal is everybody doing the same thing.
Trapper: What about individuality?
Frank: Well, individuality's fine--as long as we all do it together.
Mulcahy: How's it going?
Hawkeye: On the whole, I'd rather be in Philadelphia.
Hawkeye is referring to W.C. Fields. In a Vanity Fair article in the 1920's, a number of well-known people were asked what they would want for their epitaphs. Fields' famous and oft-misquoted contribution was: "Here lies W.C. Fields. I would rather be living in Philadelphia."
(His actual tombstone only has his name and dates.)
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