Trapper John, M.D. (1979)
Trapper John, M.D. (1979)
Network & Production Companies

Plot.
Trapper John, M.D. is an American television medical drama and spin-off of the film MASH, concerning a lovable doctor who became a mentor and father figure in San Francisco, California. The show ran on CBS from September 23, 1979, to September 4, 1986.
Where to Watch.
No streaming offers found
Cast & Crew.

Pernell Roberts
'Trapper' John McIntyre

Gregory Harrison
George Alonzo 'Gonzo' Gates / Director

Mary McCarty
Clara 'Starch' Willoughby, R. N.

Madge Sinclair
Ernestine Shoop, R. N.

Charles Siebert
Stanley Riverside III / Director

Brian Stokes Mitchell
Justin 'Jackpot' Jackson

Christopher Norris
Gloria Brancusi

Simon Scott
Arnold Slocum

Timothy Busfield
J.T. McIntyre Jr.

Lorna Luft
Libby Kegler

Don Brinkley
Creator / Writer

Kip Gilman
Jacob Christmas

Frank Glicksman
Creator

James Hassinger
Set Decoration

Janis Paige
Catherine Hackett

Earl Bellamy
Director

Bernard McEveety
Director

Leo Penn
Director

Seymour Robbie
Director

Barry Crane
Director

Joseph Pevney
Director

Bob Sweeney
Director

Robert Douglas
Director

Alex March
Director

Vincent Sherman
Director

Jeff Bleckner
Director

Michael O'Herlihy
Director

Victor Lobl
Director

Walter Grauman
Director

Douglas E. Wise
Director

Corey Allen
Director

Alf Kjellin
Director

Michael Preece
Director

Michael Caffey
Director

Jackie Cooper
Director

Ralph Senensky
Director

Marc Daniels
Director

Ivan Dixon
Director

Susan Oliver
Director

Ralph Levy
Director

Nancy Bond
Writer

Charles Larson
Writer

Jeffrey Ferro
Writer

Steven Hensley
Writer

Shimon Wincelberg
Writer

J. Miyoko Hensley
Writer

Barbara Avedon
Writer

Jerry Ross
Writer

Robert C. Thompson
Writer

Jim Mulligan
Writer

Robert Bielak
Writer

Pamela Douglas
Writer

Carl Sautter
Writer

William Smith
Tugwell

Nita Talbot
Mrs. Englehart

Stacey Nelkin
Kim

James Gleason
Jeff Phillips

Daniel Keough
Ranger

Sheila Larken
Eleanor Buxton / Harriet Mitchell

Jennifer Jason Leigh
Karen McCall

Marki Bey
Elva

Ann Dusenberry
Maggie Nolan

Jerry Ayres
Policeman #1 / Security Guard

Paul Bryar
Homer / Hargrove

Frank Coppola
Anesthesiologist

James McKenna
Young Patient

Robin Ignico
Andrea

Anne Bruner
Woman

Joan Sweeny
Margaret/Peggy

Carla Portillo Whitby
Emita

Pamela Dunlap
Kathleen Hughes / Woman

Lew Saunders
Terry Todd

Rhonda Hopkins
Ms. Tanner

Jessica Walter
Melanie Townsend McIntyre

Helen Rubio
Mrs. Rivera

Geraldine Fitzgerald
Bag lady

John Randolph

Pete Schrum

James Coco

Sally Hampton

Shecky Greene

Jack Gilford

Rosalind Cash

Arlene Golonka

Philip Bruns

Byron Morrow

Gretchen Corbett

Burr DeBenning

Madolyn Smith Osborne

Richard Gilliland

Cesare Danova

Beulah Quo

Dan O'Herlihy

Anne Francis

Grand L. Bush

Gary Lockwood

Pat Hingle

Madeleine Stowe

Gerald S. O'Loughlin

Hermione Baddeley

John Laughlin

Nicholas Pryor

Chao-Li Chi

Anita Gillette

Craig Russell

Hamilton Camp

Larry Storch

John Crawford

Carl Ballantine

Joanna Barnes

John Matuszak

Jacqueline Scott

Terri Nunn

Michael O’Hare

Bernie Casey

Shari Belafonte

Cliff Emmich

Danny Goldman

Monte Markham

Carl Franklin

Clifton James

William Windom

Robert Alda

Ann Wedgeworth

Laurence Fishburne

R.G. Armstrong

Imogene Coca

Irene Miracle

Joanna Miles

Irene Tedrow

Marianne McAndrew

Joan Hackett

Natalie Schafer

Bumper Robinson

Jeanette Nolan

Paddi Edwards

William Daniels

Leslie Ackerman

Shelley Long

Allen Garfield

James Staley

Diane Sommerfield

Marta DuBois

Beverly Garland

Stepfanie Kramer

Soon-Tek Oh

Marcia Rodd

Dee Wallace

Don Stroud

Eileen Heckart

Nancy Walker

Warren Berlinger

Greg Mullavey

Joseph Cali

Gil Stratton

Harold Russell

Sandra Kerns

Leonard Frey

Pamela Franklin

Patrick Labyorteaux

Barney Martin

Lois Nettleton

Jason Hervey

Larry B. Scott

Joseph Campanella

K.C. Martel

Cliff Potts

Lucille Benson

Ronnie Schell

Stephen Young

David Ackroyd

Jonelle Allen

Gail Strickland

Beverly Sanders

David Opatoshu

Carl Weintraub

Michael J. Fox

Henry Gibson

Miguel Ferrer

Christopher Connelly

William Bogert

Michael Constantine

Paul Brinegar

George Murdock

Jayne Kennedy

Conrad Janis

Michael Tucci

Doreen Lang

Jack Kruschen

Belinda Montgomery

Paul Burke

Paul Carafotes

Philip Michael Thomas

James Read

Brooke Bundy

Penny Fuller

Hal Bokar

Jerry Orbach

Stewart Moss
Writer

Tony Becker

Jon Cypher

Diane Shalet

Billy Jayne

Howard Morris
Director

Shirley Mitchell

Joe Santos

Frank Ashmore

Robert Clarke

Carmen Zapata

Joe Spano

Tonya Crowe

Robert Vaughn

Stephen Pearlman

Allyn Ann McLerie

Keene Curtis

Louis Guss

Mimi Maynard

Herb Edelman

Richard Deacon

Edward Andrews

Paul Comi

Tim O'Connor

Constance Forslund

Brad Kesten

Lynne Marta

Kevin Brophy

Barney Phillips

Fionnula Flanagan

Nicky Katt

Robyn Douglass

Wendy Phillips

Albert Paulsen
Media.








Details.
This TV Show Is About.
san francisco
hospital
doctor
medical drama
Scripted
Wiki.
Trapper John, M.D. is an American medical drama television series and spin-off of the film M*A*S*H (1970). Pernell Roberts portrayed the title character, a lovable surgeon who became a mentor and father figure in San Francisco, California. The show ran on CBS for seven seasons, from September 23, 1979, to September 4, 1986. Roberts played the character more than twice as long as had Wayne Rogers (1972–75) on the TV series M*A*S*H. The role of Trapper John was played by Elliott Gould in the film.
You May Also Like.
Look at the other titles that might be interesting for you

Squid Game (2021)
TV
6.8

Breaking Bad (2008)
TV
6.59

The Walking Dead (2010)
TV
7.07

Arrow (2012)
TV
6.49

Peaky Blinders (2013)
TV
7.87

How I Met Your Mother (2005)
TV
7.13

Dr. Kildare (1961)
TV
6

Black Mirror (2011)
TV
7.36

Outlander (2014)
TV
7.38

Alice in Borderland (2020)
TV
9.4

The Last of Us (2023)
TV
7.82

The Wire (2002)
TV
6.84

Tokyo Ghoul (2014)
TV
5.9

Love, Death & Robots (2019)
TV
6.87

Simon & Simon (1981)
TV
6

Lost in Space (2018)
TV
7.33

The Queen's Gambit (2020)
TV
9.33

Cosmos (2014)
TV
6.43

Serial Experiments Lain (1998)
TV

Hallmark Hall of Fame (1951)
TV
8.33