M*A*S*H - Season 11 Watch Free in HD

A series of laughable events in a warlike mold occur among a group of doctors inside the war camps in the Korean War. Doctors try to transform circumstances and dramatic events into funny situations so that they can conceive the idea of war and make it tolerable and intuitive. In this season, everyone in the surgical hospital tries to complete the process of laughter and ridicule. Potter, Charles and other do some volunteer work, and the heroine inside the hospital amid the pain of the wounded and injured.

Genre:

Drama, Comedy, War

Actors:

Alan Alda, Loretta Swit, Jamie Farr, William Christopher, Harry Morgan, Mike Farrell, Gary Burghoff, Kellye Nakahara, David Ogden Stiers, Larry Linville, Jeff Maxwell, ...»

Director:

Charles S. Dubin, Alan Alda, Burt Metcalfe, Hy Averback, Harry Morgan, Mike Farrell, Nell Cox, David Ogden Stiers, Michael Switzer, Jamie Farr

Country:

United States

Release:

1983

IMDb:

8.5

Quality:

Duration:

25 min

Capt. Benjamin Franklin 'Hawkeye' Pierce

Played by: Alan Alda

Maj. Margaret 'Hot Lips' Houlihan

Played by: Loretta Swit

Cpl. Maxwell Q. Klinger, Sgt. Maxwell Q. Klinger

Played by: Jamie Farr

Father Francis Mulcahy

Played by: William Christopher

Col. Sherman T. Potter, Maj. Gen. Bartford Hamilton Steele

Played by: Harry Morgan

Capt. B.J. Hunnicutt

Played by: Mike Farrell

Cpl. Walter 'Radar' O'Reilly

Played by: Gary Burghoff

Lt. Kellye Yamato, RN, Lt. Able, RN, Lt. Baker, RN, Lt. Charlie, RN

Played by: Kellye Nakahara

Maj. Charles Winchester

Played by: David Ogden Stiers

Maj. Frank Burns

Played by: Larry Linville

Pvt. Igor Straminsky, Igor Straminsky, Cpl. Igor Straminsky

Played by: Jeff Maxwell

Capt. 'Trapper John' McIntyre, Man on P.A. in Kimpo

Played by: Wayne Rogers

Lt. Col. Henry Blake

Played by: McLean Stevenson

Roy Goldman, Corpsman, Roy, Bartender, Corpsmans, Enlisted Man, M.A.S.H. Staff, Man in Jeep, Orderly, Snapshooting Corpsman...

Played by: Roy Goldman

P.A. Announcer, Private Danny Baker

Played by: Todd Susman

Lt. Ginger Bayliss, RN, Lt. Ginger Bayless, RN

Played by: Odessa Cleveland

Corpsman, Dennis, Driver, G.I., 2nd G.I., Ambulance Driver, Carter, Corpman, Corpsman #1, M.P....

Played by: Dennis Troy

Sgt. Zelmo Zale

Played by: Johnny Haymer

Nurse Sheila, Nurse Hardy, Nurse Watson

Played by: Sheila Lauritsen

Lt. Baker, RN, Lt. Able, RN, Lt. Lyons, RN, Lt. Marshall, RN, Lt. Mitchell, RN, Lt. Cage, RN, Lt. Gage, RN, Lt. Gilbert, RN, Lt. Janet Baker, RN, Lt. Mason, RN...

Played by: Bobbie Mitchell

Lt. Baker, RN, Lt. Stevens, RN, Lt. Mitchell, RN, Lt. Able, RN, Lt. Brown, RN

Played by: Patricia Stevens

Sergeant Luther Rizzo, The G.I.

Played by: G.W. Bailey

Lt. Bigelow, RN

Played by: Enid Kent

Nurse Wilson, Nurse Able, Nurse Gwen, Anesthetist, Lt. Baker, Nurse Butler

Played by: Gwen Farrell

Maj. Sidney Freedman, Maj. Milton Freedman

Played by: Allan Arbus

Capt. 'Ugly John' Black, MP Muldoon

Played by: John Orchard

Nurse

Played by: Jennifer Davis Westmore

2nd Korean Kim Luc, Cho, Cho Man Chin, Driver, Farmer, Ham Kim, Korean Man, Korean Villager, Man at Auction, Peddler #2...

Played by: Richard Lee-Sung

Rosie, Korean Woman

Played by: Eileen Saki

Nurse, Surgical Nurse

Played by: Laurie Bates

Lt. Leslie Scorch

Played by: Linda Meiklejohn

Nurse Able

Played by: Judy Farrell

Col. Samuel Flagg, Capt. Halloran

Played by: Edward Winter

Ho-Jon

Played by: Patrick Adiarte

Gen. Crandell Clayton

Played by: Herb Voland

'Whiplash' Hwang, Dr. Pak, Father, Hung Pak, Lee Tsung Chu the Farmer, Sang Yu, Wu

Played by: Jerry Fujikawa

Courier, Driver, Enlisted Man, MP, Pvt. Crotty, Pvt. Felix Kornhaus, Webster

Played by: James Carroll

Capt. Oliver Harmon 'Spearchucker' Jones

Played by: Timothy Brown

Nurse Margie Cutler

Played by: Marcia Strassman

Lt. Nancy Griffin, Nurse Able, Nurse Baker, Nurse Sheila Anderson

Played by: Lynette Mettey

Dr. Syn Paik, Joon - Sung, Korean Soldier, Mr. Kwang, Ralph

Played by: Soon-Tek Oh

Lt. Baker, RN, Lt. Clark, RN, Lt. Fox, RN, Lt. Plummer, RN

Played by: Lynne Marie Stewart

Driver, Jeep Driver, Staff Sargent

Played by: Perren Page

Corpsman, Cpl. Boone, Lt. Rogers, M.P., M.P. Lieutenant

Played by: Tom Dever

Lt. Barbara Bannerman

Played by: Bonnie Jones

Mother, Mrs. Li, Rosie, The Mother

Played by: Shizuko Hoshi

Kwang Duk, Capt. Paul Yamato, Sgt. Michael Yee

Played by: Clyde Kusatsu

Dr. Lin Tam, Li Han, Lt. Hung Lee Park, Major Choi

Played by: Mako

Korean Woman, The Pregnant Woman, Woman with Shawl

Played by: June Kyoto Lu

Capt. Sloan, Capt. Pratt

Played by: Eldon Quick

Nurse Jacobs, Lieutenant Jacobs

Played by: Marcia Gelman

Korean Translator, North Korean

Played by: Johnny Yune

Gen. Maynard M. Mitchell

Played by: Robert F. Simon

Dan, M.P., O'Brien

Played by: Buck Young

Brig. Gen. Charlie Hammond

Played by: G. Wood

Admiral Cox, Col. Pitts, General Marian Prescott

Played by: Dick O'Neill

Pvt. Jack Scully, Sgt. Jack Scully, Sgt. Jerry Scully

Played by: Joshua Bryant

Capt. Calvin Spalding

Played by: Loudon Wainwright III

Korean Grandfather, Mr. Kim, The Father

Played by: Philip Ahn

Cho Pak, Chung Ho Kim, Key Yong Lu

Played by: Yuki Shimoda

Nurse Bryan, Nurse Mason, Nurse Mitchell

Played by: Lesley Evans

Cho Kim, Choi Sung Ho, Mr. Shin

Played by: Keye Luke

Korean Daughter, Kyong Ja, Young Hi

Played by: Virginia Ann Lee

Corporal 'Boots' Miller, Maj. Frankenheimer, Radio Announcer

Played by: Hamilton Camp

Nurse Walsh, Becky

Played by: Mary Jo Catlett

Anesthetist, Louise Burns, Nurse

Played by: Jeanne Schulherr

General's Aide, Captain Fox

Played by: Ralph Grosh

Nurse, Lieutenant Peters

Played by: Mary Peters

Charlie Lee, Kim Chung Quoc

Played by: Jack Soo

Captain Phillip G. Sherman, Major Stanley 'Stosh' Robbins

Played by: Stuart Margolin

Gen. Wilson Spaulding Barker

Played by: Sorrell Booke

Capt. Sam Pak

Played by: Pat Morita

Dr. Anthony Borelli

Played by: Robert Alda

Capt. Norman Traeger, M.D., Col. Spiker

Played by: Tim O'Connor

Kaplan

Played by: Harvey J. Goldenberg

Corporal Richard Travis, Tom

Played by: Michael O'Keefe

Pvt. Danny McShane, Robert 'Bob' Wilson

Played by: Dennis Dugan

Private Jimmy Weston, The Youngster

Played by: Kario Salem

Col. Drake, Gen. Waldo Kent

Played by: Peter Hobbs

Eddie, Private Scala

Played by: Richard Lineback

Capt. Maurice Allen, Roger Prescott

Played by: William Bogert

Lin, North Korean

Played by: Robert Ito

Lt. Maria 'Dish' Schneider

Played by: Karen Philipp

Major Arnold Morris, Sergeant Rhoden

Played by: Ted Gehring

Major Bartruff, Major Pfiefer

Played by: Basil Hoffman

Corporal Moody, Cpl. Perkins, Johnson

Played by: Hilly Hicks

Colonel Coner, Major Goss

Played by: Kevin Hagen

Jin, Kwang

Played by: Sab Shimono

Chim Sa, Soony

Played by: Sachiko Penny Lee

Capt. Simmons, Corporal Marsh

Played by: James Canning

Captain Hathaway, Lieutenant Martinson

Played by: Charles Frank

Col. Horace Baldwin

Played by: Robert Symonds

Captain Ben Pierce, Lt. Tippy Brooks

Played by: Oliver Clark

General Kratzer, General Rothaker

Played by: Larry Ward

Soon-Lee, Soon-Lee Klinger

Played by: Rosalind Chao

Colonel, General Fred Fox

Played by: Robert Karnes

Himself, Interviewer

Played by: Clete Roberts

The Turk, The Turkish Soldier with the Knife

Played by: Sirri Murad

Lt. Lacey, RN, Nurse Lacey

Played by: Rita Wilson

Lt. Jones

Played by: Barbara Brownell

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DVDTalk.com

It's a big step up from the less consistently excellent ninth and tenth seasons, and it's capped with a spectacularly good, dramatically appropriate series finale.

September 17, 2018

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Business Insider

It's a bittersweet ending that forever changed what a series finale for a TV show can be, because it doesn't always have to be the happiest ending possible.

September 18, 2018

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Variety

A lot of great TV characters have come and gone, but MASH finally gets the edge over the rest. It was a class act... right until that helicopter made its last ride over the horizon.

September 17, 2018

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AV Club

Few TV series have done a better job of closing up shop. The final half-hour is beautifully bittersweet, as the characters get their chances to say goodbye, knowing they'll likely never see each other again.

September 17, 2018

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New York Daily News

In the end, the only way to kill M*A*S*H was to kill the war... Appropriately, it will not end with a bang - unless you count the one on the Nielsen chart - but with a sigh of relief.

September 17, 2018

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