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Which episode of mash did alan alders dad appear in?
the consulant
Who played Hawkeye in MASH series?
Alan Alda played Hawkeye from the mash series. He also directed some of the later episodes.
Who played Doctor Sidney Freedman on MASH?
Actor Allan Arbus played Dr Sidney Freedman.
What was Allan Arbus's character's name on TV show MASH?
Allan Arbus played the army psychiatrist Major Sidney Freedman, although in one episode he was called "Milton" Freedman.
What was Alan Alda's nickname in MASH?
Hawkeye.
Who played psychologist on series mash?
The actor's name was Alan Arbus, and his character was called Dr. Sydney Freedman.
Which episode of mash did alan alders dad appear in?
the consulant
Who played the psychiatrist in the show MASH?
The actor who played Major Sidney Freedman is Allan Arbus, who just celebrated his 90th birthday this year.
Who played Hawkeye in MASH series?
Alan Alda played Hawkeye from the mash series. He also directed some of the later episodes.
How many Christmas episodes of mash were there?
5 episodes of Christmas mash
Who played the physiciatrist in mash 4077?
Allan Arbus played Dr. Sidney Freedman .
Who was Major Sydney Freedman on MASH?
Major Sydney Freedman was the traveling psychiatrist assigned to the region of Korea where MASH 4077 was located. The character appeared in 12 episodes of the CBS television series M*A*S*H (1972-83). The actor, Allan Arbus, died on 19 April 2013.
Who played Doctor Sidney Freedman on MASH?
Actor Allan Arbus played Dr Sidney Freedman.
What was Allan Arbus's character's name on TV show MASH?
Allan Arbus played the army psychiatrist Major Sidney Freedman, although in one episode he was called "Milton" Freedman.
How many episodes in mash season 11?
There were 16 episodes.
In the final episode of MASH who said ladies and gentleman take my advice Just pull down your britches and slide on the ice?
This was said by Maj. Sidney Freedman, played by Allan Arbus. This same quote was first said by the Major in the third season episode "O.R." and Alan Alda loved it so much that he made sure that they were the last lines spoken by Allan Arbus on the show.
What was Alan Alda's nickname in MASH?
Hawkeye.
