Jeff & Ryan present part two of their interview with the one and only Gary Burghoff. In this episode, Gary discusses his memories from the early days of MASH, getting shot by Igor, autograph requests, and the reason why he left M*A*S*H.
This is the conclusion of a two-part interview. Click here to listen to Part One.
M*A*S*H Notes
Eight things you may have never noticed in the episode, “Goodbye Radar.”
If you find yourself in Red Lodge, Montana, visit Gary’s daughter’s restaurant.
RIP Timothy Brown, aka “Spearchucker” Jones.
Remember the Fanner .50?
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Hello Gents,
I have just recently discovered your podcasts and I gotta say I love em’. I am working my way through, starting from the beginning. Brings up so many memories. I am a school teacher in Alberta and with the recent world events, I find myself working from home – like everyone else. I have many hours of preparation and marking that are taking place in an eerily quiet environment these days. Your podcast is bringing me companionship, jocularity and even inspiration during these trying times. I can’t thank you enough.
One of the funniest sequences I remember from the “Igor” moments was the competition for Soldier of the Month, between Klinger, Radar, Zale and Igor. The way Jeff deadpanned “I thought there were gonna be refreshments here” was classic. Understanding that the scene was more for Klinger and Radar, I wish you had a bit more interaction there.
Anyway, no questions from me but a big thank you for keeping me entertained while stuck in the house.