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M*A*S*H fans will always remember him—yes, him—as the beloved Lieutenant Colonel Henry Blake on the iconic television series. That role truly defined his career for many viewers, and it opened doors to other opportunities in entertainment. After M*A*S*H, he made several appearances as a guest panelist on the popular game show Match Game, where his charm and wit kept audiences entertained. But long before the spotlight found him, he had already dipped his toes into the world of politics. In fact, he briefly served as press secretary for his cousin during the presidential elections of 1952 and 1956—a little-known chapter that shows just how varied his path was. On a more personal note, he found lasting love when he married his third wife, Ginny Fosdick, in 1980, a union that brought stability and joy later in life. So whether you knew him from the operating tent or the game show stage, there’s no denying his impact—and yes, he definitely left a mark.
He portrayed the character of Michael Nicholson on The Doris Day Show, bringing a unique charm to the role that resonated with audiences. Michael Nicholson became one of the standout figures on the series, thanks in no small part to his nuanced performance. Over the seasons, he developed Michael Nicholson into a more layered and relatable character, which helped deepen the show’s appeal. His portrayal of Michael Nicholson was both consistent and dynamic, contributing significantly to the show’s enduring popularity.
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