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Shows in this season, all of them excellent. Your preferences! Something I noted doing this is that there are many вЂњvignettesвЂќ

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I only hope that someone was there tenderly holding your hand for you as you moved on to the next world.HereвЂ™s the list! As before, please feel free to dispute and cite THAT is the greatest Nurse Kellye scene for me. He realizes how blithely he had dismissed her till then. All that time, Hawkeye is watching her (unbeknownst to her) from somewhere nearby and realizing how much depth and kindness and compassion there is to her.

She made his final moments just a little bit better and she did it in the most heartfelt and believable manner that it still brings tears to my eyes when I see it. He was calling out for someone (wife? girlfriend?) and Nurse Kellye came over and held his hand and tenderly reassured him she was that girl he was calling out for. She was the night nurse in charge of the post-op patients and there was this one patient who was delirious and in his final moments of life. TMZ confirmed the news.ДЇor me, the most memorable scene I remember Kellye in was in the same episode ('Hey, Look Me Over') where she gives Hawkeye a good schooling on what a great person she was. We will miss you so much Kellye!' they posted on Monday, February 17. 'Yesterday we lost one of the most beautiful souls on earth. It was her Kellye Wallett Studio Facebook page that broke the news that Kellye passed away on February 16.

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My true ethnicity never even came up.'ДЇollowing M*A*S*H, Nakahara-Wallett made sporadic guest appearances on series such as NYPD Blue and Sabrina, the Teenage Witch but largely pursued her painting. I was just an American soldier, a nurse on the same level as everyone else. Nakahara told The Hollywood Reporter, 'I was the first Asian who didn't play one. For 'Goodbye, Farewell and Amen,' a scene was famously added to the episode in which an overnight bombing sparks a wildfire in the forest surrounding the camp, forcing an evacuation.

SheвЂ™d share an even more significant scene with Morgan again when it came time to shoot the showвЂ™s final episode. In 'Mail Call, Again,' she draws a laugh in a close-up shot, puffing on a cigar to celebrate the birth of Harry MorganвЂ™s character PotterвЂ™s granddaughter. There's 'Hey, Look Me Over,' where she's the episode star, challenging Hawkeye on his superficial views and sharing two memorable dances with Alan Alda. Nurse Kellye did not remain such a minor presence. Quiz 1980s 1970s Can you match M*A*S*H characters to the last things they said on the show? At some point, Alan said he couldn't keep calling me 'Nurse 1.' 'You're Kellye. All of a sudden, I was being written in as Nurse 123 and then Nurse Able, Baker and Charlie.

She told The Hollywood Reporter in 2018, 'Gene and Alan liked me. And all of the things that I really was off-screen, they put into my character.'Д«eyond fleshing out her onscreen persona, Nakahara also sparked friendships that ensured Nurse Kellye stuck around. The crew noticed her antsy antics and the next thing she knew, Nakahara told NPR in 2016, the character started being shaped to be more and more like her authentic self: 'One of the scenes is me tap dancing, and it was really hilarious because I would think I was tap dancing and trying to practice tap dancing вЂ“ which was awful вЂ“ in my boots all the time while waiting for a scene to start. She worked out her nerves on set by doing silly things like tap-dancing to shake them out. She made her uncredited debut in the season-two episode 'Divided We Stand.' Nakahara was initially in a minor role, as it was her first experience as a hired actor. Soon, she landed a bit part on M*A*S*H as 'Nurse #1.' ThatвЂ™s where she met her husband, David Wallett, who swept her away to Los Angeles and encouraged her to try acting.

Nakahara was from Hawaii, but as a young artist, sheвЂ™d recently moved to San Francisco. Played by Kellye Nakahara in her first-ever acting role, Nurse Kellye appeared in 167 episodes, just 10 shy of Gary Burghoff's Radar. Dish, Nurse Kellye arguably brought the most sunshine. Of all of M*A*S*H's many nurses, from head nurse Margaret Houlihan to Hawkeye's original sweetie Lt.

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