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Lothario: [[Luke Mably]]'s civilian doctor character reprises [[Alan Alda]]'s Hawkeye. | Lothario: [[Luke Mably]]'s civilian doctor character reprises [[Alan Alda]]'s Hawkeye. | ||
Smart kid: The 17-year-old local interpreter reprises Radar O'Reilly. | Smart kid: The 17-year-old local interpreter reprises Radar O'Reilly. | ||
| + | Pair of new surgeons: Michelle Borth and the Vietnamese man in place of Hawkeye and Trapper John. | ||
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*[http://articles.sfgate.com/2011-06-20/entertainment/29678697_1_mash-taliban-leader-hospital-dramas 'Combat Hospital' review: 'MASH' with more blood] | *[http://articles.sfgate.com/2011-06-20/entertainment/29678697_1_mash-taliban-leader-hospital-dramas 'Combat Hospital' review: 'MASH' with more blood] | ||
Revision as of 21:08, July 18, 2011
Combat Hospital is a medical drama made for Canadian TV along the same lines as M*A*S*H, but set in Afghanistan in 2006. It stars Michelle Borth and Luke Mably. One reviewer says it "has all the soap-operatic hallmarks of a stateside medical drama." [1]
Comparisons to MASH TV show
Lothario: Luke Mably's civilian doctor character reprises Alan Alda's Hawkeye. Smart kid: The 17-year-old local interpreter reprises Radar O'Reilly. Pair of new surgeons: Michelle Borth and the Vietnamese man in place of Hawkeye and Trapper John.