Mix-Up M*A*S*H-Up: Trapper John or BJ Hunnicutt?
Can you tell these two apart?
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Where do you fall as a M*A*S*H viewer? Are you a Trapper John die hard? Or were you more of a BJ fan?
Either way, this quiz is for you. Because even if you strongly prefer one, the process of elimination will help you know when it's the other!
Good luck, and be sure to share your score and which character you like more in the comments section below!
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Which character is suddenly discharged and sent home to the United States?
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Which one is named after both parents?
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Which one is from Boston?
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Final appearance: "Abyssinia, Henry"
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His wife, Peg, writes him letters while he's in Korea
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Is last seen riding a motorcycle away from camp
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This character nearly adopts a Korean boy
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Which one is transferred due to a terrible case of stomach ulcers
Mix-Up M*A*S*H-Up: Trapper John or BJ Hunnicutt?
Your Result...
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Trapper... GOOD! I absolutely cannot STAND BJ!! In fact, I dislike the entire show after Henry and Trapper leave.
I really stopped liking BJ when he cheated on his wife (with the nurse who got a dear Jane from her husband) and then almost again with the reporter. Trapper was a lot more likeable. I agree the first few years were better than last last few which were preachy.
8 out of 8. Though technically, Trapper wasn't transferred over his ulcers. He at first thought he was being shipped home over the condition, but instead was given the opportunity to be transferred for treatment and refused.
8/8 Don't watch it much anymore. It's over exposed. I mean I have been "MASHed out" years ago. Yet strangley enough I will watch Andy and Barney every time.
8 right out of 8! I can easily tell Trapper John from B.J. just from the episode description. Comes from all those years of watching the show, over and over and over again.
#1 could actually be both. BJ was "suddenly discharged" and technically was "sent" to the U.S. (but did not actually end up getting to the U.S. as part of that discharge) during the final episode, due to a mixup. And, on #2 it's unclear if BJ was being factual of just pulling Hawkeye's leg when telling him what "BJ" stands for, since BJ also immediately says his initials mean "whatever you want" after Hawkeye says he doesn't buy BJ's first explanation.
8/8. Trapper, along with Frank Burns, are my favorite MASH characters. BJ was OK the first few seasons he was there but then the show and BJ went downhill. When BJ grew his moustache that's when MASH went bad.
8/8 I Love Mash, Especially the Earlier Shows when it first aired.