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@giftober 2025 | Day #23: death
M*A*S*H Actors in the DC Universe:
Following my discovery of a comics panel referencing McLean Stevenson (and cause I’ve been on a DC kick lately), I decided to check if there were any other M*A*S*H connections in the wider DC Comics Universe and discovered that there were many instances of M*A*S*H actors appearing in DC properties.
Loretta Swit: Margaret Houlihan
Sydney Carlton - It's a Bird, It's a Plane, It's Superman! - (1975)
Dr. Marcia Cates - Batman: The Animated Series - (1992)
William Christopher: Father Mulcahy
Andrus - Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman - (1997)
Mike Farrell: B.J. Hunnicutt
Jonathan Kent - Superman: The Animated Series/Justice League - (1996-2004)
David Ogden Stiers: Charles Emerson Winchester III
Martian Manhunter - Justice League (1997 Pilot) - (1997)
Solovar - Justice League - (2002-2006)
The Penguin - Batman: Mystery of the Batwoman (2003) - (Note: Replacing Paul Williams, who usually voiced Penguin)
Dr. Odium - Static Shock - (2004)
Sal Viscuso: P.A. Announcer/Various Roles
Monk (Left) - Batman: The Animated Series - (1992)
Bobby Bigmouth - Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman - (1994-1995)
Soap # 041
Scene One doesn’t inspire confidence. The four guys are out and they are very drunk and no storylines advance. Yes, there are gags that work but it’s all very slow and drawn out.
Scene Two is an example of the show at it’s best. Tim is leaving Corinne, the dialogue is ludicrous and hilarious, yet the scene is heartfelt and sad. A testament to the quality of writing and acting this show has.
Scene Three is pretty much the same, as the police find Dutch. Yes, we are laughing but the emotions are real and honest.
Scene Four shifts gear to a very serious conversation about suicide, when Randee Heller joins the cast as a lesbian character. A steller performance in a stellar scene.
10/10