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Mon 19
M*A*S*H: Henry, Please Come Home — Timothy Brown
The camp's high efficiency rating gets Henry transferred, but Frank's stint as CO is worse than anything the North Koreans can dish out.
Air Time & Details for Timothy Brown, Mon 19, 6:00 pm -
Mon 19
M*A*S*H: I Hate a Mystery — Timothy Brown
The 4077th gets caught up in a whodunit about a rash of petty thefts, with the baleful eye of suspicion falling on Hawkeye.
Air Time & Details for Timothy Brown, Mon 19, 6:30 pm -
Mon 19
M*A*S*H: Germ Warfare — Timothy Brown
Hawkeye and Trapper sneak blood from Frank for a transfusion, then worry when the recipient exhibits symptoms of hepatitis.
Air Time & Details for Timothy Brown, Mon 19, 7:00 pm -
Thu 22
Adam-12: Log 94---Vengeance — Timothy Brown
A stolen-car ring, a liquor-store robbery and a child trapped in a refrigerator. Malloy: Martin Milner. Reed: Kent McCord. Owens: Timothy Brown. Rivers: James McEachin. Adeline: Luana Patten.
Air Time & Details for Timothy Brown, Thu 22, 6:00 am
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Biography
About Timothy Brown
African-American actor Timothy Brown entered films and TV in the late 1960s and remained active until 1988. Brown appeared in guest spots on several TV programs, most notably the pilot for Jack Webb's O'Hara: US Treasury (1971). What could have been his longest-lasting TV stint turned out to last but a single season.
In 1972, Brown was cast as Spearchucker Jones, the only black member of the 4077th, on the first season of M*A*S*H. Spearchucker had been a minor character in the 1970 film version of M*A*S*H, with Fred Williamson in the part; the character had very little to do in the movie until the climactic football game. No such gridiron activity was deemed necessary for the TV M*A*S*H, nor was Spearchucker alotted much screen time (Alan Alda, Wayne Rogers and company were carrying the ball), so Timothy Brown was out of the series after only one year.
M*A*S*H of course weathered the loss, and lasted until 1983.