MSTies will recall he was at the center of conversation in a host segment in episode 410- HERCULES AGAINST THE MOON MEN when Joel and the bots discussed what Crow called “the Wayne Rogers syndrome.”
RIP Wayne Rogers LOS ANGELES – Wayne Rogers, who portrayed wisecracking Army surgeon “Trapper John” McIntyre in the first three seasons of TV’s “M*A*S*H,” and who later became a respected financial analyst, died Dec. 31. He was 82.
MSTies will recall he was at the center of conversation in a host segment in episode 410- HERCULES AGAINST THE MOON MEN when Joel and the bots discussed what Crow called “the Wayne Rogers syndrome.” 9 Replies to “RIP Wayne Rogers”Commenting at Satellite News
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He had a great laugh on MASH. He and Alda laughing together warms my heart. RIP Trapper.
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didn’t they also say his name (under there breath) when they said it’s a wonderful life was the marlo thomas version.
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Never seen the TV series, only the movie. I have seen a few movies in which Wayne Rogers starred (e.g., Ghosts of Mississippi).
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Wayne was so great in M*A*S*H. Loved his character.
Sorry to hear this. R.I.P., Mr Rogers. Prayers for your family.
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This deeply saddens me. M*A*S*H was my 2nd favorite show behind mst. The comedic chemistry between Rogers and Alda was truly something to behold. RIP Trap.
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Sad to hear this..Loved him on MASH and COOL HAND LUKE(which also starred Joe Don Baker).He also wrote the screenplay for THE ASTRO-ZOMBIES…RIP Wayne,you will be missed..
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I just watched HVMM on Pluto TV the other night. Totally shocked. Wayne was great as Trapper. RIP.
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Why is it that some celebs’ deaths bother us so much more than others ???
For whatever reason, this one REALLY hurts………. :-((
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He left and didn’t even leave a note! RIP Wayne Rogers.
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