1970s tv sitcom

The plot is set in military hospital during the Korean War - seems like not very good place for sitcom, but you would be surprised. Doctors are busy chasing nurses, nurses are busy avoiding doctors and the commander is trying to avoid being commander.

MASH cast

	Alan Alda	as Benjamin Franklin Pierce Best surgeon in MASH 4077. He is balanced between being responsible doctor and a prankster.
	Gary Burghoff	as Walter O’Reilly Corporal Radar O’Reilly is short and looks inconspicuous, but in practice he runs MASH 4077 while Henry Blake just signs everything Radar puts in front of him.
	Larry Linville	as Franklin Marion Burns Frank Burns has to share the tent with Pierce nad McIntyre (later Hunnicut), but he is the opposite from them - religious, abstainer and devoted by-the-book officer.
	Wayne Rogers	as Trapper John McIntyre Surgeon at 4077th, shares tent with Hawkeye and also his sense of humor.
	McLean Stevenson	as Henry Blake Commander of 4077th, although mostly on paper - he leaves all the important stuff on Radar’s shoulders and just signs everything he is told to.
	Loretta Swit	as Margaret Hot Lips Houlihan Officer of 4077th and often target of Hawkeye’s and Traper’s jokes. She is in on-off relationship with Frank Burns.
	Mike Farrell	as B.J. Hunnicutt Surgeon, Traper’s replacement.
	Harry Morgan	as Sherman T. Potter Commander of 4077th, who took over after Henry Blake left. Very strict, former cavalry officer.
	Jamie Farr	as Maxwell Klinger The most reluctant soldier in 4077th, Klinger will do anything to get out of army. Literally everything.

MASH supporting cast

	William Christopher	as Francis Mulcahy MASH 4077 chaplain often feels out of place surrounded by doctors and nurses enjoying each others company.
	David Ogden Stiers	as Charles Winchester Surgeon, who joined 4077th after Frank Burns left. His stand-offish nature and pompous character irritates Hawkeye every single day.
	George Wood	as General Hammond General in charge of the mobile hospitals, close friend of Hot Lips.
	Herb Voland	as General Clayton General in charge of the mobile hospitals.
	Robert F. Simon	as General Mitchell General in charge of the mobile hospitals.
	Edward Winter	as Colonel Flagg Intelligence officer, who maniacally seeks spies.
	Allan Arbus	as Major Sidney Freedman Psychiatrist, who helps 4077th staff from time to time. Mostly helps them get rid of their money during poker games.
	John Orchard	as Ugly John Black
	Odessa Cleveland	as Ginger Bayliss Nurse at 4077th.
	Kellye Nakahara	as Nurse Kellye Nurse at 4077th.
	Marcia Strassman	as Margie Cutler Nurse at 4077th.
	G.W. Bailey	as Sergeant Rizzo Sergeant in charge of the motor pool.
	Johnny Haymer	as Sergeant Zale Sergeant in 4077th, usually in charge of supplies.
	Patrick Adiarte	as Ho-Jon Korean teenager, who helps around The Swamp.