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The following is a list of notable guest stars on the American television series M*A*S*H.
[edit] Guest stars
- Anthony Alda, brother of Alan Alda, in "Lend a Hand" (episode 820)
- Robert Alda, father of Alan Alda, as "Dr. Anthony Borelli" in "The Consultant" (episode 317) and "Lend a Hand" (episode 820)
- Joan van Ark as "Lt. Erika Johnson" in "Radar's Report" (episode 203)
- Ned Beatty as "Col. Hollister" in "Dear Peggy" (episode 410)
- Ed Begley, Jr. as "Pvt. Paul Conway" in "Too Many Cooks" (episode 801)
- Sorrell Booke played General Barker
- Rosalind Chao as "Soon-Lee", later becoming Klinger's wife
- Andrew Dice Clay as "Cpl. Hrabosky" in "Trick or Treatment" (episode 1102)
- Barry Corbin as "Sgt. Joe Vickers" in "Your Retention Please" (episode 907)
- James Cromwell as "Bardonaro" in "Last Laugh" (episode 603)
- Blythe Danner as "Carlye Breslin Walton" in "The More I See You" (episode 422)
- Brian Dennehy as "M.P. Ernie Connors" in "Souvenirs" (episode 522)
- Laurence Fishburne as "Corporal Dorsey" in "The Tooth Shall Set You Free" (episode 1014)
- Ed Flanders as "Lt. Bricker" in "Yankee Doodle Doctor" (episode 106)
- Teri Garr as "Lieutenant Suzanne Marquette" in "The Sniper" (episode 210)
- Charles Hallahan as "Colin Turnbull" in "Taking the Fifth" (episode 909)
- Gregory Harrison as "Lt. Tony Baker" in "The Nurses" (episode 505)
- Mariette Hartley as "Dr. Inga Halverson" in "Inga" (episode 716)
- Edward Herrmann as "Capt. Steven J. Newsome" in "Heal Thyself (episode 181)
- Ron Howard as "Private Wendell Peterson" in "Sometimes You Hear the Bullet" (episode 117)
- Robert Ito as "Lin" in "To Market to Market" (episode 102)
- Makoto Iwamatsu (aka Mako) as "Dr. Lin Tam" in episode: "Rainbow Bridge" (episode 303), as "Major Choi" in episode: "Hawkeye Get Your Gun" (episode 510), as "Lt. Hung Lee Park" in episode: "Guerilla My Dreams" (episode 803) and as "Li Chan" in episode: "The Best of Enemies" (episode 901)
- Alex Karras as "Lyle Wesson" in "Springtime" (episode 306)
- Bruno Kirby as "Pvt. Lorenzo Boone" in "Pilot" (episode 101)
- Mary Kay Place as "Louise" in "Springtime" (episode 306)
- Clyde Kusatsu as "Kwang Duk" in "Officers Only" (episode 215) and in "Henry in Love" (episode 216), as "Sgt. Michael Yee" in "Goodbye, Cruel World" (episode 821) and as "Capt. Yamato" in "The Joker Is Wild" (episode 1104)
- George Lindsey as "Capt. Roy Dupree" in "Temporary Duty" (episode 621)
- Shelley Long as "Lt. Mendenhall" in "Bottle Fatigue" (episode 816)
- Richard Masur as "Lt 'Digger' Detweiler" in "The Late Captain Pierce" (episode 404)
- Harry Morgan as "Maj. Gen. Bartford Hamilton Steele" in "The General Flipped at Dawn" (episode 301)
- Noriyuki "Pat" Morita as "Capt. Sam Pak" in "Deal Me Out" (episode 213) and "The Chosen People" (episode 219)
- Leslie Nielsen as "Col. Buzz Brighton" in "The Ringbanger" (episode 116)
- Soon-Tek Oh as "Mr. Kwang" in "Love and Marriage" (episode 320), as "Korean Soldier" in "The Bus" (episode 406), as "Dr. Syn Paik" in "The Korean Surgeon" (episode 509), as "Ralph" in "The Yalu Brick Road" (episode 810) and as "Joon-Sung" in "Foreign Affairs" (episode 1103)
- John Ritter as "Pvt. Carter" in "Deal Me Out" (episode 213)
- Jack Soo as "Charlie Lee" in "To Market to Market" (episode 102)
- Susan Saint James as "Aggie O'Shea" in "War Co-Respondent" (episode 823)
- Richard Lee-Sung as "Cho Man Chin" (episodes 407 and 501), "Sang Nu" (episode 615), "Ham Kim" (episode 723), and other characters (episodes 303, 608, 804, 1007, 1021)
- Patrick Swayze as "Pvt. Gary Sturgis" in "Blood Brothers" (episode 918)
- Jeffrey Tambor as "Maj. Reddish" in "Foreign Affairs" (episode 1103)
- Vic Tayback (episode 412)
- Loudon Wainwright III as "Cpt. Calvin Spalding" in "Rainbow Bridge" (episode 302), "There is Nothing Like a Nurse" (episode 310), and "Big Mac" (episode 321)
- George Wendt as "Pvt. La Roche" in "Trick or Treatment" (episode 1102)
- Larry Wilcox as "Mulligan" in "The General's Practitioner" (episode 520)
- John Orchard as "Ugly John" later appeared as the M.P. Muldoon (episode 813)
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