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I don't really know the answer but I recall seeing her in a tv ad for, I think, Burger King when she was just a kid, like 10 years old. ..anything to do with that?
The Father Mulcahey that was in the last episode was not the original Father Mulcahey.
Klinger was not in the original episode, he was written as a one time character but was called back many times and then replaced Radar when he left the show.
The threes characters that lasted from the first episode to the last is Hawkey, Maj. Houlihan, and Radar.
Sarah Michelle Gellar was sued by McDonalds at the age of four. She appeared in a Burger King advert where she said, “Do I look 20 per cent smaller to you? I must have at McDonalds because their hamburgers are 20 per cent smaller than Burger King’s.” It was the first time a company used another company’s name in an advert so McDonald’s sued Burger King, the advertising agency, and Sarah herself
I read your answer.... Klinger replaced Radar when he left the show, but Radar is listed as one of the characters that lasted from first to last episodes.
The Father Mulcahey that was in the last episode was not the original Father Mulcahey.
Klinger was not in the original episode, he was written as a one time character but was called back many times and then replaced Radar when he left the show.
The threes characters that lasted from the first episode to the last is Hawkey, Maj. Houlihan, and Radar.
He may have been on the first and last episodes but if he left the show for a time then he technically did not last from start to finish.
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Your question was about which characters lasted from the first to last episodes. So it doesn't matter that the actor portraying Father Mulcahy changed, the character remained. He should be included in the list.
As he was writing, it was to be called "Precinct Diary". When published it was titled "Blood on The Badge". Harris affectionately referred to it as "B.O.B".
