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"Alan Alda called me 'the Communist,'" Mike Farrell says, and laughs. "I was the most overtly involved in politics of anyone in the cast, but we all felt the same way." Farrell is sitting in a coffee shop in downtown Portland, sipping a smoothie and talking about two of his favorite subjects, "MASH" and politics.

Many years ago, there was a show on which Melina Kanakaredes of CSI: NY played a doctor.

A reporter with a south-west Scottish weekly beat journalists from big regional and national titles to be crowned the country's finest up-coming talent.

This week, we get plenty of love from some '70s and '80s icons - Micael J. Fox on FX's "Rescue Me" on Tuesday, Mike Farrell of "M*A*S*H" on CBS's "Without a Trace" and a Barry Williams sighting on ABC's "Scrubs" Wednesday, to name a few.

A journalist who caused a worldwide political storm when she published an off-the-record quote from one of Barack Obama's staff has been shortlisted for two Scottish journalism awards.

In his first eight recruiting classes, Rutgers coach Greg Schiano landed commitments from 50 Florida players - an average of 6.3 per year.

Mike Farrell used to get 11 analog stations. Now, with a converter box, he only gets three.

Mike Farrell may be known to most people as the actor who played the character BJ Hunnicutt on the TV series MASH, but to activists in the Los Angeles area he is known and loved as a fellow comrade who is ...