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Janet Hubert Vs. Marcia Strassman

Propaganda

Janet Hubert - (The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air) - No text propaganda

Marcia Strassman - (M*A*S*H, Welcome Back, Kotter) - I sadly don't know much about her (yet) but have you seen her eyes?! She's just so adorable and beautiful and absolutely flawless. Look at her lips, her freckled nose and really, those big blue eyes! It's no joke, I would let her do things to me... argh... She just lives in my mind rent free ever since I first saw her and I hope she can bewitch you too! Also her speaking voice is so lovely... Funfact: She was also good friends with Davy Jones of The Monkees!

Master Poll List of the Hot Vintage TV Ladies Bracket

Additional propaganda below the cut

Janet Hubert:

Aunt Viv's Incredible Dance Routine | The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air

Marcia Strassman:

Mash- “You Fought for Me?”

Okay, we're starting with something easy...

Two weekend passes for a stay in Tokyo sharing the company of a lovely nurse (Lieutenant Dish)

*excited Hawkeye voice* Father John P. Mulcahy

Lieutenant Dish (with her wrist held in a firm grip by Hawkeye)

Because he got the opportunity to attend the university that Hawkeye once went to as well

Unoffical MASH Quiz - The Early Years, pt1

In the very first episode of MASH, Hawkeye held a raffle so that he could raise enough money to send Ho-John to the states...

What prize did he give away?

Who won the prize?

Who drew the winning raffle ticket?

Why was Ho-John being sent to the states?

Reblog with your answers and I'll reblog with the book's answers at the end of the week.

(Also, still accepting feedback on how this format is working!)

I felt like Aldaposting today, so bare with me, next one is a promised BJ edit

Happy birthday, Wayne Rogers (1933 - 2015), M*A*S*H’s Captain “Trapper” John Francis Xavier McIntyre

Happy Birthday

Wayne Rogers (April 7th, 1933 - December 31st, 2015)

May I gently shove this little story y'all's way?

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: MASH (TV) Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Characters: Frank Burns Additional Tags: Episode Related, Episode: s01e03 Requiem for a Lightweight, just a little dive into what goes on in his mind, Character study if you want, hints of Frank being autistic

Summary:

"My flowers... They took my flowers..." Frank mumbled to himself while he looked around in disbelief, astonishment still evident on his face.

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What may have seemed like something of no importance to Trapper is way more than just a mindless prank to Frank.

also on the tiny details of requiem for a lightweight. i know it’s just for trapper to steal but the fact that frank took one brief foray into gardening and wanted to plant some pretty flowers 🌸 and then trapper stole them all and he was sad and never did it again. so real

Wayne my man!

Here’s a smiley Trapper John McIntyre playing football for your dash :)

Have you all seen this?? Three sleepy people tormenting interviewer for 6 minutes straight

“Wayne Rogers and I had never met before the day we began rehearsing for M*A*S*H. We were strangers, but we both knew we somehow had to find a relationship like the one the characters we played had. We went out to dinner that night and over a long meal and a bottle of wine, we promised each other that we would give the show everything we had. We both thought it could be more than a sitcom, and we wanted to treat it as seriously as anything we’d ever been asked to do. Once, after a long day of work, we rehearsed a scene over and over to see if we could make it better. We had already shot the scene and would never shoot it again. We just wanted to see if it could have been better. We never stopped trying to get better — as individual actors, and as a team. And that brought us together in a way, I think, that neither of us had ever felt before with a fellow actor. Wayne didn’t like to drive, so when we shot on location in the mountains of Malibu, he would leave his car at my house and I would drive us the hour to the mountains. On the way, I would tell him my dreams and he would interpret them for me. Especially the dreams about acting. I told him about one in which I was playing a scene in the show and the director asked me to crawl up the side of an armoire and do my lines from there. Then, he made it worse and told me to go the top of the cabinet and play the scene from there. He said he could get a better shot that way, even though I knew there was no reason for me to be on top of an armoire. Wayne thought about this silently for a couple of miles and then he said, “This is an important dream. Directors are always asking us to do things that are unbelievable, just to accommodate the camera. Your dream is telling us never to do that. We have to remember never to do an armoire.“ And we did remember. From then on, whenever a director asked us to do something we thought cheated reality just a little too much, we’d give each other a look and one of us would quietly say, “Don’t do an armoire.” Wayne was warm and funny and very, very smart. But, as smart as he was, he never told you what to think. If he disagreed, he just asked you a question that innocently invited you to think about what you thought. Now, what I’m thinking about is him. I missed Wayne when he left the show, but for decades I could see him whenever we were in the same city. But I miss him now in a new, unhappy way. We’ll never again be in the same city.”

— Alan Alda (via re-enlist-with-mash-4077)

haven’t seen this one on tumblr yet and it’s a particularly pretty one so here you go….

Top 8 Favorite Pictures Of Young Wayne Rogers (b&w)

Promo video for Stagecoach West, 1960 (TV)

[Full video]

The laugh track and I will never be friends. We simply don't have the same type of humour. Often the laughter comes too soon before the joke could fully develop. Sometimes in the funniest moments there's dead silence. And other times it plays in moments that aren't that funny, making the other well written jokes appear cheap and ridiculous. This thing makes me question my entire perception of the episodes because we're seldom laughing together.

This is also a treat 💞

messy hair and the worst posture you've ever seen