M A S H still popular in syndication and museums
Los Angeles marked by a crowd at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art as Alan Alda and cast members discussed M A S H during the Museum of Broadcasting Television Festival. The series ran 251 CBS episodes from 1972 to 1983 and remains widely seen in syndication and on WUAB Channel 43.
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Mike Farrell
B.J. Hunnicut
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Burt Metcalfe
Reynolds
Lou Grant
Henry Blake
McLean Stevenson
Stevenson
Metcalfe
Larry Gelbart
BBC British Broadcasting Corp
England
Behind the M A S H Legacy and its Bold Creators
Major Hourishan Swit and the M A S H team built a network icon blending black comedy and cynicism. Alda discusses Hawkeye Hot Lips’ romance and Reynolds’s doubts, while meta episodes, censorship battles, and cast changes shaped the Korean War comedy’s enduring impact.
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Hot Lips
Hourishan
Alda
Hawkeye
Gene Reynolds
Reynolds
Aaron's Way and Other TV Highlights Tonight
Aaron's Way features Tom Sulivan as a guilt ridden musician affecting Aaron Mertin Olsen who wrongly believes he stole. Who Cares for the Children hosts a documentary on America's child care system while noting 15 percent more mothers with young kids in the workforce by 1996. Murder: From Death Row is Geraldo Rivera's fifth investigative special with interviews from killers awaiting execution.
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Geraldo Rivera
America
ABC reshuffles fall schedule with Just the Ten of Us
ABC moves Just the Ten of Us into the 8 30 p m Tuesday slot after Wonder Years ends its run. Growing Pains spinoff will feature Bill Kirchenbauer as Coach Lub, with a two part setup on April 20 and 26 before Who's the Boss returns May 3. Paula Zahn guests as interim anchor on ABC World News This Morning. Edie Magnus exits for USA Today program.
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Lubbock
The
Sticks
Paula Zahn
ABC News
Horoscope brief for April 14 1988 Aries to Pisces
The page offers a daily astrology brief dated April 14 1988 with zodiac advice for all signs. It cautions Aries to avoid targeted workplace conflict, Taurus to avoid penalties from erratic actions, Gemini to focus on business aspects during socializing, Cancer to align activities with companions, Leo to scrutinize promising ideas, Virgo to keep business expectations realistic, Libra to avoid unilateral decisions, Scorpio mislabelled as SEORPIG warning of scattered focus, Sagittarius to pursue costly pastimes, Capricorn to watch partiality, Aquarius to avoid retaliation with difficult interactions, and Pisces to curb expenditures and cut non essentials.
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Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Seorpig
Sagittarius
Eapricorn
Aquarius
Declarer Makes Game After Wests Diamond Feint
James Jacoby discusses a bridge hand where South aims to gauge opponents. West feeds the diamond queen, declarer wins ace, plays clubs, and after a sequence including spades and hearts, deduces distribution to rise with the king of hearts and make the game.
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Declarer
East
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