Structured entries
- KOREAN WAR: THE UNTOLD STORY
5/27/88
The "forgotten war" Docu.
- THE YOUNG & THE BRAVE
(1963)
w/ Rory Calhoun; Wm. Bendix
(BW)
- BATTLE HYMN
(1956)
w/ Rock Hudson; Martha Hyer
True story of Air Force Chaplain Dean Hess.
- THE EAGLE & THE BEAR
1/4/90
Dateline: 1950 Documentary on Korea.
- KOREA: THE UNKNOWN WAR
- The MANY Roads to War 11/12/90
- An Arrogant Display of Strength
- There is No Substitute for Victory
- An Entirely New War. (China)
- The Battle for Minds 11/14/90
- Armed Truce. (Concl.) 11/15/90
- THE 38th PARALLEL
w/ David L. Wolper
- MEN OF THE FIGHTING LADY
(1954)
- THE HUNTERS
(1958)
w/ Robt. Mitchum; Mai Britt; Robt. Wagner
in his 1st substantial role.
- BATTLE CIRCUS
(1953)
w/ Humphrey Bogart; June Allyson
(BW)
- THE EAGLE & THE BEAR
Dateline 1950.
- THE FORGOTTEN WAR: KOREA
- PORK CHOP HILL
(1959)
w/ G. Peck
(BW)
- TIME LIMIT
(1957)
w/ R. Basehart
(BW)
- PUEBLO
(1973)
w/ Hal Holbrook
- THE RACK
(1956)
w/ Paul Newman
(Incl.)
- M*A*S*H
(1970)
w/ Donald Sutherland; Elliott Gould; Sally Kellerman; Robert Duvall; Tom Skerritt & Jo Ann Pflug.
(116 mins.) Mobile Army Surgical Hospital.
- M*A*S*H
12/20/80
w/ Alan Alda; Mike Farrell; Loretta Swit; David Ogden Stiers; Jamie Farr; Harry Morgan & Wm. Christopher.
(Series) This innovative episode condenses the entire Korean War year of 1951.
- MAKING M*A*S*H
1/21/81
M*A*S*H: Various episodes.
- MEMORIES OF M*A*S*H
11/25/91
w/ Alan Alda; Mike Farrell and Harry Morgan
(90 min.) Revisiting Korea 1950—through clips and comments from the stars and producers of M*A*S*H. Among those reflecting on their characters are Alan Alda (Hawkeye), Gary Burghoff (Radar), William Christopher (Father Mulcahy), McLean Stevenson (Lt. Col. Blake), Mike Farrell (B.J.), Harry Morgan (Col. Potter) and Loretta Swit ("Hot Lips"—later just plain Margaret—Houlihan). Clips include: Morgan's first appearance and Stevenson's last; the real-time show in the OR; the interview show; and, of course, Klinger (Jamie Farr) in his outrageous get-ups.
- M*A*S*H
Various Episodes.
Transcription (raw)
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847. KOREAN WAR: THE UNTOLD STORY:
The "forgotten war" Docu. 5/27/88
THE YOUNG & THE BRAVE.(BW)(1963)
w/Rory Calhoun & Wm. Bendix
BATTLE HYMN, True story of Air
Force Chaplain Dean Hess. (1956)
w/Rock Hudson & Martha Hyer.
THE EAGLE & THE BEAR: Dateline: 1950
Documentary on Korea. 1/4/90
848. KOREA:
THE UNKNOWN WAR
1. The MANY Roads to War. 11/12/90
2. An Arrogant Display of Strength.
3. There is No Substitute for Victory.
4. An Entirely New War. (China)
5. The Battle for Minds. 11/14/90
6. Armed Truce. (Concl.) 11/15/90
THE 38th PARALLEL. David L. Wolper.
849. MEN OF THE FIGHTING LADY.(1954)
THE HUNTERS, Robt. Mitchum, (1958)
Mai Britt & Robt. Wagner in his 1st
substantial role.
BATTLE CIRCUS. (BW)(1953)
w/Humphrey Bogart & June Allyson.
THE EAGLE & THE BEAR. Dateline 1950.
THE FORGOTTEN WAR: KOREA.
850. PORK CHOP HILL, G. Peck (BW)(1959)
TIME LIMIT, R. Basehart. (BW)(1957)
PUEBLO, Hal Holbrook. (1973)
THE RACK, Paul Newman (Incl.)(1956)
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851. M*A*S*H (1970)
M*A*S*H (1970)*** Donald Sutherland,
Elliott Gould, Sally Kellerman. The two
real stars of this extraordinarily funny
film about an American army medical
unit during the Korean War are screen-
writer Ring Lardner, Jr., who deservedly
won an Academy Award; and director
Robert Altman. Generated one of the best
series ever done on TV. (116 mins.)
Mobile
Army
Surgical
Hospital.
w/Donald Sutherland, Elliott Gould,
Sally Kellerman, Robert Duvall,
Tom Skerritt & Jo Ann Pflug.
M*A*S*H: (Series)
This innovative episode condenses
the entire Korean War year of 1951.
w/Alan Alda, Mike Farrell, Loretta
Swit, David Ogden Stiers, Jamie Farr,
Harry Morgan & Wm. Christopher. 12/20/80
MAKING M*A*S*H 1/21/81
M*A*S*H: Various episodes.
851B. MEMORIES OF
M*A*S*H
11/25/91
Alan Alda, Mike Farrell and Harry Morgan
Revisiting Korea 1950—through clips and com-
ments from the stars and producers of M*A*S*H.
Among those reflecting on their characters are
Alan Alda (Hawkeye), Gary Burghoff (Radar),
William Christopher (Father Mulcahy), McLean
Stevenson (Lt. Col. Blake), Mike Farrell (B.J.),
Harry Morgan (Col. Potter) and Loretta Swit
("Hot Lips"—later just plain Margaret—Houli-
han). Clips include: Morgan's first appearance
and Stevenson's last; the real-time show in the
OR; the interview show; and, of course, Klinger
(Jamie Farr) in his outrageous get-ups. (90 min.)
M*A*S*H: Various Episodes.