The Best of Frank & Hot Lips (Compilation) | M*A*S*H | TV Land
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- Опубліковано 29 тра 2019
- Here are Frank and Margaret’s best moments! Watch M*A*S*H weekdays on TV Land.
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Doctors and support staff stationed at the 4077th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital in South Korea lean on each other as they face the realities of the Korean War.
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The early years of MASH were the best years. Larry Linville played Frank perfectly.
He did.
"Pervert? Who bit _who,_ Major?"
Dang, Klinger! XD
Savage before savage….
I loved Frank and his wording of odd phrases. He really made me laugh.
“Oh, you…guys” lol 😂
Hot lips and Frank was a great couple 😂 love mash ❤️
Him holding his breath like a little kid always gets me 😂
“Can’t a guy have a wash n set without somebody biting him on the neck?”
JESUS CHRIST!!!!! Absolutely goddamn hilarious!
Pervert? Who bit who, Major?!
Jamie Farr was EPIC as Corporal Max Klinger. Funny note.... Jamie's character Max Klinger was supposed to be gay initially. But Jamie felt it was funnier this way, and since his character was supposed to be a one off or a couple episodes guest, he was right. People LOVED Klinger. The Big Red Bird with FUZZY PINK FEET! That was the best. Seeing Klinger flying off in a housecoat, robe, and fuzzy pink slippers....just priceless!
Klinger's my favorite character. I love when he dressed as the Statue of Liberty🤣.
Love these two. They made the show even better
My favorite Frank moment was the end of Margaret's Engagement. Telling Hakeye that he was going to ask a young nurse out. At Margaret's objection he tells her that a little youth would be a nice change! I wish we had seen more of that 😂😂
I just typed the same episode in the comments. Always seeing Frank being either a goof, or a joke, it really was nice to see him finally get a shot in. It was so perfect!
I'm reading the comments before watching the video. I won't be watching now; I was hoping that the scene which you described would be in here. :(
I love how they constantly try to hide their affair even though everyone knew about it
My favorite was when Hawkeye and Trapper booby trapped Hot Lip's tent. God, that was funny 🤣🤣🤣
They should have included the scene where she calls him a "two-timing four-flusher" and he calls her "little miss snake-in-the-grass," and they slap each other, getting turned on in the process... A Frank and Hot Lips classic! ;-)
I AGREE 100% but the SJW's demanded that that scene be cut from and future reruns. I own the entire series on 📀DVD📀 so I'm not sure if they did. But it wouldn't surprise me.
@@EdsterIII They didn't cut the scene, at least not all the time because I have seen it and I didn't watch the show when it was on prime time.
RIP Sally Kellerman
Him and MacLean Stevenson were the essence of that show.
McLean Stevenson was the 🃏joker🃏of M*A*S*H, and the heart. I know Hawkeye is called the heart of it but during the first 3 seasons Henry Blake was the commander EVERYONE wanted. A friend/doctor first, a commander second, an army Colonel last, repeat last. He saved Pierce and McIntyre so many times. Henry had the biggest heart, and his banter with Radar was unmatched anywhere! He is a LEGEND! RIP 🙏 🕊 McLean Stevenson you are missed but never ever forgotten.
We need a compilation of all of the "Hi Frank" moments and his responses
Larry Hama, the creator of the GI Joe comic book was on this show!
Who wants to start a major Frank burns fan club?
the obvious answer is....nobody.
...me...
Frank does!
Ah yes, the Friendly Fraternity of Ferret Face.
...Pass.
@@tomloft2000 The North Koreans?
Alan Alda, simply irreplaceable...
Love ❤️ you
best couple on the show
I actually prefer Major Winchester, but the first three seasons definitely wouldn’t have been what they were without Frank. It’s too bad they were never on the show together. That would have been hilarious!
This brings back so many memories. MASH was my life right after my cousin, who is now 4 was born. It was my relaxation after helping watch her which I did quite often. And I know most people disagree with me on this one, but I loved Frank and Margaret as a couple.
There's good reason to not like them as a couple.
@@actsismmljcorrectlyobeyed6190 They were the couple you love to hate. But they were funny together. RIP Frank.
I agree. They fit together. They believed the same thing, fought the same fight, and were as fanatical as the other was. They really were "Made for each other." Frank Burns may have been the antagonistic putz, but with Hot Lips he was a different person. It was cool to see his personalities swap. With Margaret he was Frank, a love stricken goofball, who flared his nostrils and for some odd reason that excited Hot Lips. With Hawkeye he was MAJOR BURNS, a person who demanded respect and abused his authority....because he wasn't ever liked as a kid so he ordered people too. He had funny moments like when he pranked Hawkeye. The 🪣bucket🪣of💧water💧over the🚪door.🚪The clogging of the Still hose, spraying his face. The shower heads only working on the opposite side Hawkeye was on. In the end Hawkeye got him back, dropping the walls on the latrine while Frank sat reading Stars and Stripes. I love M*A*S*H, and like you the memories it brings are so important. I am right in the middle of a M*A*S*H *** B*I*N*G*E. I bought the DVD set with the movie the two reunion shows, and a 📋clipboard📋 like Radar's. Right now I'm on season 7 disc 2 of 3. I watch the entire series once sometimes twice a year. I took care of my Mom for 8 years 4 of which she was bedridden, and M*A*S*H was the late night 🌙 after the News show. At one point in time prior to that, it was M*A*S*H at 10:30pm and then the Odd Couple at 11:00pm. Excellent shows, and they were my night-time shows to watch before bed. Memories.
They were completely different from the others. Militant to the end no matter what. If a General told Frank to jump off a cliff he might do it. That idiocy made it funny. And adding Trapper and Hawkeye to be their foils was just hilarious. People loved to hate Burns and Houlihan. But they loved the characters none the less.
I'm very happy for your Margaret. Walks out of the tent and super hulks the doors off
The one scene I haven't found is the ending of Margaret's engagement. She's been bragging about her new fiancé all episode and at the end Frank asks Hawkeye if he'd like to grab some nurses and go to Rosie's Bar? A red headed nurse had her eyes on him, when Margaret says, "Isn't she a little young for you Major Burns?" Frank replies. "Oh I don't know, I think a little youth might be nice for a change." As BJ looks a bit stunned and Hawkeye turns a little. That scene was the one scene that gave Frank Burns some good humor and a chance at some redemption. Sadly the next episode he went back to being the same Burns. I know that was him but a few episodes of Frank letting loose and being one of the guys could have been interesting? I know that shot at Margaret was epic, and I loved it!
I think the reason Larry left the series as he was too closely associated with his villainous character out in public. Probably tired of being out somewhere and heckled or called Frank. I always felt he was the best actor in the early run of the series (until the arrival of Harry Morgan). Larry was loved on set for being a real generous personality. A job is a job, but there is an eventual curtain call.
I read somewhere that he was tired of having his character be the butt of every joke and wanted to have more character development. He apparently quit when the people that ran the show refused to do so.
@@nickwarren9007 As the tone of the series had evolved to more serious storylines, Linville felt that he had taken the Frank Burns character, which had become increasingly one-dimensional, as far as he could, and chose to leave the series to pursue other roles. Larry didn't leave over any line disputes or creative issues.
Now I'm older I can see that he was a great actor. It's easy to play the hero type and get the last word in each scene, but to play a villain or the fool of sorts requires more skill.
The actor had grown tired of the unlikable Major Burns. Linville felt that he had taken the Frank Burns character, which had become increasingly one-dimensional, as far as he could, and chose to leave the series to pursue other roles.
Ahhh....those two.
"Am I really surging?"
Well, you sure ain't no SURGEON!
The first three seasons of MASH are the best.
Pretty Hilarious 😂🇩🇰🇺🇸🗽🦅
I may not act like Frank but I certainly compliment my dearest in a similar manner to him😂
0:42-0:56 Burn!
I'm here after watching Suits 😉
Me too! Had too see frank burns after Harvey described Louis as Frank...analogy was spot on👌
My faoriteone
Margaret got her commission on her back.
I'm convinced Frank Burns was the print for Sheldon.
I think Charles would be the better mold . IMO
@@michaelp.2842 Blue or green?
@@RideAcrossTheRiver ORANGE !
The best guest character of all them was Flagg,fbi,CIA to secret agent man,only did two episodes but l remember him more than any of the others,so undercover government it was insane but so funny
Frank burns is one of the only antagonists in t.v. history to have zero redeeming qualities. Not once did he do a good or right thing.. not once. 100% fink from his first episode to his last.
When Hot Lips was getting married, and Hawkeye took his side, was the closest Frank got to being a human.
Wrong! In one second season ep a young Korean toddler was in a minefield and Hot Lips and Frank too both were frightened for the kid!
I liked how he liked larger women. Hawkeye was a snob about women, had to be so tall, this shape, etc. Frank liked his women a little soft and mushy, like Kelly. I appreciated that, being more the Kelly type.
@@barbarastrayhorn4667 Yeah, well realize Frank was scripted good moments too like I pointed out!
Burns was my favorite character. Comic villains are just so funny!
Should have included their disagreement about loaning money- ending with her saying : “blow it out your ear!- Margaret Houlihan”
Too bad they couldn't have Burns and Winchester on at the same time.. just imagine the opportunities the writers could come up with
Is this game grumps? The orange border.
She's like Lady Macbeth to him
Suits sent me here
does anyone remember a small part in an episode where it was eather hawkeye or trapper and frank talking and franks childhood came up frank tells about his dad i remember it well because it was one of the few times frank showed his humanity i can't find anything about it does anyone else remember?
If I'm not mistaken, it might be the one about the Korean orphans but I'm not exactly sure.
The episode was "O.R.," originally aired Oct. 8, 1974.
I started a frank burns fan club and nobody joined.
Its true. We all hated Burns and Hot Lips. But one of the best parts of the show was Hawkeye, Trapper(later B.J.) and the rest of the 4077th messing with them.
True, although of all the characters on MASH Major Houlihan probably changed the most from the beginning to the end of the series. In the early seasons, she was a one dimensional antagonist like Frank. As the show progressed the writers and producers really expanded her character and she became a much more sympathetic character.
@Sponge Bob I'm not saying they weren't funny, but whenever they start with their regular army bull, or the occasional racist remark, I just want someone to suture their lips shut.
The dubbed background music sucks...;/
Agreed! Pretty annoying.
I like Henry Blake and Frank Burns too bad they left the show so soon
The overdubbed background music is annoying
This is NOT the Best…the Best is from Season 1 and 2.
These two are a pair of hypocrites they're perfect for each other
Maureen O'Neill goings-on by duty turns I found it they have another oriental team by Jin jitsu is now served by those Americans first preferred Oriental trading market
I hated the way Margaret got married and basically ripped Frank’s heart out. But then again he was cheating on his wife so . . .
You can learn a lot from that love angle.
Margaret was an opportunist who saw Frank as a dildo when she needed it, and a simp when she needed one. Lots of onlyfans/thots are like that. She was playing him like a fiddle all those seasons. Col. Penobscott was a red pill to Frank in season 5, in which Frank realized Margaret really didn't love him but he still simped for her all the way to the end because he was addicted to that feeling of being loved by someone because he was never loved by anyone, and a red pill to Margaret in season 6 in which she realized she rushed way too fast into her marriage with a man who was really more like a privileged child who used her like a Barbie doll.
Ultimately Margaret got a taste of what she did to Frank. A great way to teach the audience what true love isn't.
Loretta swit actress nov 4 there's an error re Korean war anyways the 33 lips was your coverages with us by our oval offices references
Of course, it's fiction. But, though flawed, Margaret was a strong woman. Why would she want to be with a man who clearly wanted to stay married to another woman?
It's not on TVLAND anymore. Boring Andy Griffith is on. It's on the Comcast system.
Not any more. In their infinate wisdom they decided to show the boring Andy Griffith show. I am watching it on HULU on my cellphone.
Larry Linville's departure was the death knell for this show.
I agree. I still enjoyed Klinger's antics but Alan Alda had his hand in way too much after Frank's departure.
I agree.
tv land can go to hell for adding loud music to this classic tv show.
CHRIST is the ONLY WAY to heaven 🙏❤️❤️😍🙏.
Margaret and Frank were an absolute horrible couple. I was so glad when she dumped him. Should have happened long before it did.
I disagree. I thought they were cute.
@@adventuresofcrittergirl7202 He was a moron and a married man. Margaret really lowered herself to be with him. Once she got away from Frank she grew a lot as a character.
@@adventuresofcrittergirl7202 You are entitled to be wrong in time but not eternity.
They were fantastic! Frank was hysterical., I met Larry Linville in 1987. He was hilarious, and very gracious. He told the audience " Hotlips was good, but I've had better". He stayed after the presentation and signed autographs. Very nice guy!
must be me I thought they were hilarious!
Once the original cast was broken up (Trapper, Frank and Henry) the show sucked.
I agree