This ledseveralMASHactors to exit early, including Wayne Rogers and McLean Stevenson.
Stevenson’s Blake was the lovable if not entirely competent original commander of the 4077th.
His fate wasn’t a total secret, though.
The article got some details wrong, claiming Blake died in a helicopter crash instead of a plane.
Simply put,spoiler culture wasn’t a thing during the 1970s.
If anything, viewers would be tuning in to watchhowthe character died.
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None of this existed during the 1970s, and anti-spoiler culture was many decades away.
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