their friendship means the world to me
hawkeye & margaret ⋆ dream a little dream of me
this is so excellent
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their friendship means the world to me
hawkeye & margaret ⋆ dream a little dream of me
this is so excellent
"Tuttle" is not usually thought of as one of Season One's few Sad Episodes, but if we wanted to, we could stop and think about how Hawkeye tried to bring his childhood imaginary friend to Korea and ended up having to kill him.
they should've had Klinger put Hawkeye in a dress. just once. I think it would've been good for everyone
mash being surprisingly queer in the 70′s - 18/?
#just mash things
part 21
All Credits to historic_imagery
they are so.
'Stańczyk' by Jan Matejko, 1862 // Alan Alda as Hawkeye Pierce, Mash episode 'As You Were', 1974
girlfriend what is your fucking problem
he’s so bitch coded
this sequence could easily be a scene from the show and I'd be none the wiser
when the objectively bad person has traumatic and honestly reasonable reasons for why theyre like that but it doesnt excuse their actions and only serves to make them more tragic as a character
i will say some of you are just wrong "bill cipher" "frank burns" no?
klinger with a pearl earring <3
helloooooooo m*a*s*hnators
Loretta Swit recounted an incident in which McLean Stevenson stood up for her. “I went through a period in my first three years on the show when I would try to make suggestions about my character. Everyone appeared to be listening, but it was more a case of ‘Thank you — next.’ I’ll never forget something McLean Stevenson did. I made a suggestion at the rehearsal table one day. One of the producers said no, he didn’t think that would work. So 10 minutes later McLean made the same suggestion, but in a deeper voice — which of course meant he got more respect. The same producer said it was a terrific idea. And McLean said, ‘Why didn’t you think so when Loretta said the same thing 10 minutes ago?’”
i think i'm starting to figure this out