Talk:B. J. Hunnicutt

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[edit] Hunnicut vs. Hunnicutt

Okay, this page is under "B. J. Hunnicutt" with two t's at the end, but throughout most of the article, it's spelled "Hunnicut" with only one t. Although I don't guarantee that it's definitive, IMDB lists the character's name as "Hunnicut" with one t as well. I would think we need some kind of resolution on this, and then consistency. --Umrguy42 (talk) 22:30, 29 November 2007 (UTC)

I noticed that last week - an anon user changed it to single-T in mid-October. I located a copy of The Complete Book of MASH at my local library, which has the spelling with two "T"'s. According to the book's jacket, the author used the studio archives, episode scripts, and the MASH material at the Smithsonian as sources, as well as actors, producers, and directors, which would seem to make it pretty definitive. It would be nice to have corroboration from another source, tho, because even the two fansites listed in the article don't agree. Salamurai (talk) 02:38, 30 November 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Plot Hole

  • When BJ first arrives in Korea in 1952 he is 28 years old; when he meets his old friend Leo Bartenello, he claims they were at BJ wedding and they both graduated from Medical School "10 years ago"; the plot holes are not only has BJ apparently entered Medical School at 14-graduated at 18 and missed World War II without being drafted!