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2013
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2013
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Carvin
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2012
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The workers at a posh Central Park condominium plot to steal back their pensions from the thieving Wall Street billionaire...
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Arthur Shaw
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2011
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In the days before hardcore pornography attained mainstream accessibility in America, a more docile and suggestive form of...
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2010
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Alan Alda hosts this exploration into what differentiates humans from other species, investigating our ability to think in...
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Host
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2010
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A tense political drama ripped straight from the headlines, Rod Lurie's Nothing But the Truth tells the tale of a Washington,...
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Albert Burnside
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2008
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Greg Kinnear stars in director Marc Abraham's man-against-the-system docudrama Flash of Genius as inventor Robert Kearns, the...
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2008
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Uncle Rollie
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2008
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Director and co-screenwriter (along with Chris Gerolmo, Allison Burnett, and Michael Bortman) Rod Lurie tells the uplifting...
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Metz
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2007
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Martin Scorsese directed this fast-moving, epic-scale biopic documenting the life and loves one of the most colorful...
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Sen. Ralph Owen Brewster
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2004
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Alan Alda stars in this period drama as Willie Walters, a talent agent booking acts into nightclubs in the 1940s. Willie...
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2001
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Noted filmmaker Euzhan Palcy, who made a name for herself by directing a series of socially minded films about racism and...
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2001
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A man finds himself getting an unexpected crash course in the psychology of contemporary women in this romantic comedy. Nick...
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2000
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With this episode, recurring character "Dr. Dave" Malucci (Erik Palladino) becomes a regular. Elsewhere, John Cullum returns...
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1999
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Teenage patients pour into the ER after a suspicious explosion in a high school science class. Lawrence (Alan Alda) becomes...
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1999
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As the battle of wills between Greene (Anthony Edwards) and attending physician Gabe Lawrence (Alan Alda) continues, Lucy...
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1999
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Alan Alda makes the first of several guest appearances as crusty attending physician Dr. Gable Lawrence, an old friend and...
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1999
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It is estimated that 80% of all films released during the silent era have been lost forever, with no prints in existence...
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1999
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By now convinced that her friend Dr. Lawrence (Alan Alda) is in the early stages of Alzheimer's, Weaver (Laura Innes)...
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1999
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Sidney Miller
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1998
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A police detective finds that looking into a murder is anything but routine when one of the suspects is the President of the...
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Alvin Jordan
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1997
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Investigative TV journalist Max Brackett (Dustin Hoffman) suffers setbacks and winds up filing routine reports from Madeline,...
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Kevin Hollander
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1997
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Richard Schlicting
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1996
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Assembled by the same team responsible for "The Hallmark Hall of Fame", this TV adaptation of Neil Simon's hit play Jake's...
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Jake
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1996
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Featuring a soundtrack filled with beloved "standard" songs such as "Just You, Just Me" and "My Baby Just Cares for Me," this...
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Bob
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1996
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When a company-sponsored white-water rafting expedition turns into a nightmare, an advertising executive finds himself faced...
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1994
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In Michael Moore's political satire, the U.S. president (Alan Alda) decides to wage a cold war against Canada in an attempt...
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President of the United States
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1994
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There's a real murder and a real mystery in Woody Allen's Manhattan Murder Mystery, but these plot pegs are used mainly to...
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Ted
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1993
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The late journalist Randy Shilts' best-selling book on the burgeoning AIDS crisis was adapted for cable TV by...
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Dr. Robert Gallo
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1993
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When the sadomasochistic sexual fantasies of a Manhattan psychiatrist's disturbed patient begin leaking into the troubled...
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1992
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Offbeat fashion student Betsy Hopper (Molly Ringwald) and her straight-laced investment-banker fiancé, Jake Lovell...
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Director, Screenwriter, Eddie Hopper
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1990
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Host
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1990
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Woody Allen spent most of the 1980s and '90s veering between comedy and drama, and he rarely combined the two with greater...
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Lester
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1989
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See bloopers that would not make it past the network censors. Star Trek, Gunsmoke, Laugh-In, Peyton Place, Happy Days, The...
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1989
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After 20 years of marriage, Steve Giardino (Alan Alda) and his wife Jackie (Ann-Margret) agree to a divorce in this situation...
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Director, Screenwriter, Steve Giardino
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1988
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Alan Alda wrote, directed, and starred in this satirical film about the corruption of the film industry's approach to...
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Director, Screenwriter, Michael Burgess
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1986
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Lily Tomlin is more than a filmed record of the comedienne's stage show...
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1986
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Goodbye, Farewell and Amen was the instant-classic final installment of the long-running TV series M*A*S*H. After nearly...
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Director
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1983
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En route to an aid station on the frontlines, Hawkeye (Alan Alda) is pinned down by a heavy barrage of enemy gunfire. As the...
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Director
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1982
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M*A*S*H makes its only venture into the paranormal in this episode, in which the ghost of a dead GI adamantly refuses to...
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Director, Teleplay By
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1982
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As the 11th season of M*A*S*H* got under way in the fall of 1982, everyone involved with the series knew it would be their...
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Hawkeye
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1982
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In the opening episode of M*A*S*H's 11th and final season, Margaret (Loretta Swit) drives the nurses of the 4077th...
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Teleplay By
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1982
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Everybody is anxious to hear news from home, but the only member of the 4077th in possession of stateside newspapers is...
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Director
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1981
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Gail Strickland guest stars as Helen Whitfield, one of the 4077's best nurses. What head nurse Margaret (Loretta Swit)...
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Director
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1981
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Its ninth season shortened to a mere 20 episodes thanks to a Hollywood writers' strike, M*A*S*H returned to a full 24-episode...
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Hawkeye
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1981
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After a near-death experience, Charles Winchester (David Ogden Stiers) becomes obsessed with his own mortality. This leads to...
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Director, Teleplay By
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1981
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500,000 tongue depressors are mistakenly delivered to the 4077th. Outraged at this spectacular blunder--especially since...
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Director
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1981
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The Four Seasons follows the trials and tribulations of a group of middle-aged friends during a 12-month period. Alan Alda...
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Director, Screenwriter, Jack Burroughs
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1981
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Hawkeye (Alan Alda) again crosses the path of arrogant older doctor Anthony Borelli (played by Alda's father Robert Alda)....
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Director, Teleplay By
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1980
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In this near-surrealist episode, everyone at the 4077th is suffering from the fatigue of a medical crisis. Unable to go to...
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Director, Teleplay By
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1980
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Andrew Duggan guest stars as Alvin "Howitzer" Houlihan, the retired-colonel father of the 4077's head nurse Margaret Houlihan...
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Director
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1980
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After a late start thanks to a Hollywood writer's strike, M*A*S*H launched its ninth season on November 17, 1980. With the...
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Hawkeye
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1980
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Looking forward to the day that peace breaks out in Korea, B.J. (Mike Farrell) begins planning a postwar reunion party for...
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Teleplay By
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1979
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Season eight of M*A*S*H was marked by the last of the series' major regular-cast defections. As the quietly resourceful and...
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Hawkeye
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1979
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Alan Alda wrote and starred in this tale about a big-time politician's struggles with his own morality and the corruption he...
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Screenwriter, Joe Tynan
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1979
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Mariette Hartley guest stars as Dr. Inga Helversen, a gorgeous Swedish surgeon temporarily assigned to the 4077th. Hawkeye...
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Director, Teleplay By
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1979
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In an episode cowritten by M*A*S*H's medical consultant Walter Dishell), the 4077th must perform immediate surgery on a...
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Director, Teleplay By
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1979
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A wartime fling between an American GI and a Korean woman has resulted in an abandoned infant. The gang at the 4077th...
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Director
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1979
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Hawkeye (Alan Alda) crosses swords with Lt. Hung Lae Park (Mako), a ruthless and determined ROK officer. At the center of the...
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Director
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1979
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Now in its seventh season on the air, the irreverent military comedy series M*A*S*H continued to roll along like a well-oiled...
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Hawkeye
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1978
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In his annual Yuletide letter to his sister (the "Sister"), Father Mulcahy (William Christopher) recounts recent events at...
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Director, Teleplay By
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1978
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Charles (David Ogden Stiers) saves the life of a wounded G.I. with an emergency heart massage. Never one to hide his talents...
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Director
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1978
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Playwright Neil Simon turned to the hotel setting he used so successfully in his stage-play (later a movie) Plaza Suite to...
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Bill Warren
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1978
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Based on Bernard Slade's Broadway play of the same name, this film is about George, a married New Jersey accountant (Alan...
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George
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1978
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Obsessing over the possibility of losing a future civilian medical position, Charles (David Ogden Stiers) vows never to speak...
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Director
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1978
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Hawkeye (Alan Alda) and Margaret (Loretta Swit) are forced to put aside their mutual...
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Director, Teleplay By
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1977
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The story of "red light bandit" Caryl Chessman, previously dramatized in the 1955 film Cell 2455, Death Row (based on...
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Caryl Chessman
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1977
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Against not only his better judgment but also that of Col. Potter (Harry Morgan), Hawkeye (Alan Alda) falls in love. The...
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Director, Teleplay By
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1977
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Teleplay By
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1977
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Father Mulcahy (William Christopher) is laid low with hepatitis, forcing the entire camp to submit to antiobiotics...
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Director, Teleplay By
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1977
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Season six of M*A*S*H was noteworthy for yet another defection from its regular-cast ranks. Long dissatisfied with the...
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Hawkeye
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1977
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Taking the advice of his idol Hawkeye (Alan Alda), Radar (Gary Burghoff) heads off for a weekend of whoopee at the Pink...
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Director, Teleplay By
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1977
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Psychiatrist Sidney Freedman (Allan Arbus) makes a return visit to the 4077th--at the personal request of Col. Potter (Harry...
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Director, Teleplay By
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1977
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Bad luck begins to plague the 4077th the moment that Radar (Gary Burghoff), acting under orders, removes an old Korean...
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Director
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1976
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The focus is on psychiatrist Sidney Freedman (Allan Arbus) in this whimsical episode. Hoping to find an island of sanity...
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Director, Teleplay By
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1976
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Having volunteered for temporary duty several hundred miles from the 4077th, Margaret (Loretta Swit) sends back a radio...
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Director
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1976
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Although M*A*S*H entered its fifth season with the cast from season four intact--including relative newcomers Mike Farrell as...
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Hawkeye
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1976
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Col. Potter (Harry Morgan) writes home to his wife Mildred on the occasion of their 27th wedding anniversary. Hoping to curry...
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Director
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1975
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This time it is Radar's (Gary Burghoff) turn to recap the zany happenings at the 4077th in a letter home. Writing to his...
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Director
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1975
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Everybody knew that Maclean Stevenson would not return to M*A*S*H when the series inaugurated its fourth season in the fall...
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Hawkeye
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1975
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The "kids" in this episode include a group of Korean orphans who take refuge at the 4077th when their living quarters are...
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Director
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1975
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Thanks to a bureaucratic snafu, the father of chief surgeon Hawkeye (Alan Alda) receives a letter informing him that his son...
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Director
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1975
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Carol Burnett and Alan Alda star in this TV version of the 1972 Broadway comedy 6 Rms Riv Vu. The title is New York Times...
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1975
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With an ever-increasing viewership and three Emmy awards to its credit, M*A*S*H had no trouble easing into a third successful...
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Hawkeye
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1974
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Marlo Thomas served as both producer and star for this landmark 1974 television special, which, through songs, stories, and...
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1974
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In this virtually plotless episode, the notices on the 4077th's bulletin board cue the various segments. Within a half-hour's...
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Director
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1974
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Although M*A*S*H had played to less than spectacular ratings during its initial season, there was enough staunch viewer...
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Hawkeye
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1973
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On the verge of insanity after three solid days in the O.R., the sleep-deprived Hawkeye (Alan Alda) is unable to stop...
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Screenwriter
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1973
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This curious made-for-TV movie stars Alan Alda as a police detective in a small New England town. The community's elderly are...
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Dan
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1973
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This award-winning special from comedienne Lily Tomlin features her characters Edith Ann and Ernestine, as well as guest...
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1973
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The weekly mail call affords Hawkeye (Alan Alda) the opportunity to concoct an elaborate practical joke involving the greedy,...
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Director
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1973
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A group of new prisoners, including a political science professor, Jonathan Paige (Alan Alda), and a student, Allan Campbell...
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Jonathan Paige
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1972
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In the middle of a bone-chilling cold snap, Hawkeye (Alan Alda) becomes everyone's best friend when he receives a pair of...
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Screenwriter
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1972
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1972
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When a married couple retreats to an isolated island to attempt to salvage their failing relationship, they find that they...
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1972
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One of the most famous and successful sitcoms of all time, M*A*S*H was based on the 1970 Robert Altman theatrical film of the...
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Hawkeye
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1972
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Adapted from a Fred Mustard Stewart novel, this offbeat occult thriller stars Alan Alda (just prior to his eleven-year stint...
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Myles Clarkson
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1971
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Director Mike Nichols and writer-actor Buck Henry followed their enormous hit The Graduate (1967) with this timely adaptation...
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1970
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In this comedy drama set during the late Prohibition era, a federal agent attempts to make some real money before the...
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Son Martin
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1970
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Jenny (Marlo Thomas) is a single expectant mother who receives an offer of marriage from Delano (Alan Alda). He wants to...
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Delano
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1969
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John Frankenheimer directed this tepid World War II comedy set in the Philippines. When four American soldiers -- Lieutenant...
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Lt. J/G Morton Krim
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1969
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Paper Lion is taken from the actual experiences of journalist George Plimpton. George (Alan Alda) dons helmet and pads to...
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George Plimpton
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1968
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In this romantic drama, a harried man abandons his wife in favor of the quiet life on a remote island in the Adriatic Sea....
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Screenwriter
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1967
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This film version of the successful stage play was written by and stars Ossie Davis as Purlie Victorious, a flamboyant, self...
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1963
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Greenwich Village poet Duncan Kleist (Burgess Meredith) goes on a violent rampage early one morning, accosting people he...
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Young Poet
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1962
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Narrator
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