M*A*S*H/Cheers on Seinfeld

With little argument (and if there is please post on a different thread) the best comedies of each of the last three decades have been M*A*S*H, Cheers, and Seinfeld. I've been trying to think of people who have appeared on 2 or even all 3 of these shows.

The only person I can think of who has appeared on all 3 shows is George Wendt.

Other Cheers/Seinfeld crossovers have been Michael Richards, Carol Kane, and producer Andy Ackerman. Can't think of any MASH/Seinfeld people other than Wendt. Of course who could forget the flashback scene in "The Fatigues" to what I think is a spot-on rendering of a MASH mess tent!

These are from memory... I'm sure an hour or two with the IMDB would generate a near-complete list, but that's more work than fun :)

--JKB

My man, Lt. Bookman (Philip Baker Hall), was hilarious on Cheers as the incumbent congressman against whom Woody ran in the last few episodes of the series.

Also, that brawny babe that drove the truck with Kramer was on a Cheers episode--maybe two. (She bid on--and won--Woody on a charity, date-with-a-bachelor auction.) Don't name of the actress or either of the characters.) Come to think of it, did she also play a tax auditor on s/f?

Which reminds me of someone else: That pretty gal who played John Hill's daughter for an episode of Cheers (Valerie Mahoffey, something like that?), she was on Seinfeld, ending up in a nuthouse, I think.

Andy MacAskill wrote in message ...

An alert poster on alt.tv.mash informed the NG that Hall appeared as a driver in an episode of MASH, giving him appearances on all three!

-JKB

OK, the imdb shows that:

Andy Ackerman (director/producer) & Peter Chakos (editor) have both been on Seinfeld & Cheers as regulars. Larry Balmagia has been on Cheers and M*A*S*H as misc. crew.