THE DRESS WAS ICONIC… BUT THE HEELS WERE A DISASTER
Jamie Farr stood in the center of the climate-controlled warehouse, the air tasting of cedar and the heavy, still silence of history. Around him were crates stacked to…
THE POMPOUS ARISTOCRAT… BUT HIS TRUE HEART BEAT IN SYMPHONY
The world knew him as the man with the silver spoon permanently etched into his dialogue. For years, he occupied our living rooms as Major Charles Emerson Winchester…
JAMIE FARR SAT IN THE RUSTED JEEP AND FINALLY STOPPED LAUGHING.
The wind still whips through the Malibu canyon with the same dry, relentless heat. It is a specific kind of heat that sticks to the back of your…
THE FINAL GOODBYE WASN’T IN THE SCRIPT… BUT THEY COULDN’T STOP.
Loretta Swit sat in a sun-drenched garden, her hands wrapped around a warm mug. Across from her sat William Christopher. This wasn’t the 4077th. There were no olive-drab…
HOW MCLEAN STEVENSON GOT PHYSICALLY HOOKED TO HIS OWN OFFICE SET
The interviewer adjusts his microphone and looks at the man across from him. McLean Stevenson, with that unmistakable, mischievous glint in his eye, is leaning back in a…
THE ARROGANT SURGEON… BUT HIS LIFE WAS A SYMPHONY OF SECRECY
For years, the world knew him as the man who brought a refined, upper-crust disdain to the mud-soaked tents of Korea. When David Ogden Stiers first stepped onto…
TWO OLD FRIENDS RETURNED TO MALIBU… AND THE SILENCE BROKE THEM.
The sun was high over Malibu Creek State Park, baking the dry earth until it released that familiar, sharp scent of sage and parched dust. Mike Farrell shielded…
JAMIE FARR REVEALS THE HILARIOUS WARDROBE DISASTER THAT HALTED MASH FILMING
Interviewer: Jamie, we are sitting here decades after the 4077th packed up its tents, and yet, the first thing anyone wants to talk about is the wardrobe. Do…
WE ALL CRIED ON CAMERA, BUT LORETTA KNEW THE TRUTH.
The coffee had gone cold, but neither of them seemed to notice. Jamie sat across from her, his hands wrapped around a ceramic mug as if the warmth…
GARY BURGHOFF LEFT THE SET… BUT RADAR O’REILLY NEVER REALLY DID.
The room was quiet, the kind of heavy silence that only happens when two people have known each other for half a century. Gary sat across from Loretta,…