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In reply to the discussion: M*A*S*H*' STAR DAVID OGDEN STIERS DEAD AT 75 [View all]Thunderbeast
(3,440 posts)12. My favorite M"A"S"H" elisode
featured Stiers consoling a pianist who fell into depression after losing an arm in combat. Finding music played by one hand, his patient recoiled. Major Winchester lamented that as much as he wished, he did not posess the musical "gift".
After over 50 years playing with my guitar, I can relate to Winchester's frustration.
Stiers was a master of that role.
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His narration was, well, unique from David McCullough's or Oliver Platt's...
Dennis Donovan
Mar 2018
#20
That one and the "stuttering" episode. He gave heart and soul to a character created as a heavy.
TeamPooka
Mar 2018
#24
He had a wonderful role in a film named BAD COMPANY starring Ellen Barkin & Laurence Fishburne
TeamPooka
Mar 2018
#26
R.I.P. Charles Winchester was a great character. He gave Hawkeye and B.J. an opponent who, unlike
StevieM
Mar 2018
#32
Thank you for the kind words. Yes, I do remember that episode. I believe he was in Tokyo.
StevieM
Mar 2018
#53
Was that the one where they suspected he had an affair with their mother?
Elwood P Dowd
Mar 2018
#58