This MASH Star Quit To Front His Own Hit Medical Sitcom (Which Ended After A Controversial Firing)

[هَـ-ђāŵĩ-ـَاوِيتم التحقق من هَـ-ђāŵĩ-ـَاوِي كعضو.]

MASH's Wayne Rogers exited the show early and went on to front his own medical comedy - a hit show that was quickly ruined by a disastrous firing. Wayne Rogers left MASH after season three, largely due to his role being gradually reduced. When the star signed on, the sitcom was intended as a two-hander focused on Rogers' Trapper John and Alan Alda's Hawkeye. When it became clear Alda was the breakout star, the writers focused their attention on him, while Trapper increasingly became the sidekick.
Padraig Cotter

This MASH Star Quit To Front His Own Hit Medical Sitcom (Which Ended After A Controversial Firing)

A MASH actor's rival sitcom ended in controversy.

screenrant.com