Walter 'Radar' O'Reilly

I have game used from José Fernández's last start.

I have the third base that Ichiro touched when he got his 3,000th hit in Colorado, and I've got the pocket watch from Cast Away and Radar's teddy bear.

I, oh, and Josh Beckett's glove.

Yeah, I can't specify one specific piece of memorabilia.

Because it's working on multiple levels, but... like the sound design you were talking about, the first time we see those three guys and they're all talking at the same time, you're not supposed to know what they're saying.

The joke is everybody talks over each other and then the guy says, what am I supposed to do? And he says, I already told Radar.

Radar didn't get it, pal.

That's the joke.

And then the second time he does it, it's it's that curated sound where I think it's like a group shot and you're just hearing like one line at a time.

As opposed to some of us who had gone down the slide and really...

Well, he went down as Radar, which was nice.

Radar O'Reilly.

Yeah.

I got potted.

And she just did that.

But in saying that, how is that guy a reporter? Isn't most reporting like typing and stuff? Like with his jinky little hand? You know, in MASH, right, the guy who played Radar had like a little...

Gary Berghoff.

He always had to have a clipboard.

And they're in his room.

And Radar, who is the only character on the television show played by the same actor from the movie...

He's called that, by the way, because he can hear and understand everything amidst chaos with a million people talking at the same time.

He's always zoned in.

She'd never been nude in a movie before.

And so what happened is that Robert Altman had to find a way to distract her because every time they tried to film the scene, she would drop to the ground before they were able to film what they needed to film.

So one time they open the curtain when she's there and is going to try and drop down to the ground and she looks and she sees Radar buck naked.

And so she freezes and they get what they need.