Mike Farrell, best known as B.J. Hunnicutt on *M*A*S*H*, was recently seen in Los Angeles doing everyday activities like yard work and taking out the trash at 85. Sporting a casual look, including a “Make America Normal Again” cap, he reminded fans of his post-*M*A*S*H* roles on shows like *Murder, She Wrote* and *Desperate Housewives*. Farrell joined *M*A*S*H* in its fourth season, replacing Wayne Rogers, and became a fan favorite for his portrayal of the witty army doctor. The show, which ran for 11 seasons, remains a beloved classic.

Beyond *M*A*S*H*, Farrell had a diverse career, including voice acting in *Justice League* and producing *Patch Adams*. He also served as Vice President of the Screen Actors Guild and was an outspoken activist for human rights and animal welfare. Farrell’s personal life includes two marriages, first to Judy Hayden and later to actress Shelley Fabares.

Reflecting on his time on *M*A*S*H*, Farrell expressed gratitude for the show, noting its profound impact on his career and life, and highlighting the camaraderie that made it a lasting success.