Just call me Mike

Just Call Me Mike is an autobiographical memoir written by actor and activist Mike Farrell, published in 2007 by RDV Books. The book serves as a reflection on his long-standing career in the entertainment industry, most notably his role as Captain B.J. Hunnicutt on the acclaimed television series M*A*S*H, while simultaneously detailing his evolution into a prominent human rights advocate and political activist.

The narrative focuses on the intersection of Farrell’s public life and his personal convictions, emphasizing his extensive work with organizations like Human Rights Watch and his opposition to the death penalty. Upon its release, the memoir was received as a sincere exploration of how a life in Hollywood provided the platform for the humanitarian causes that became his primary focus, offering readers insight into the motivations of an actor who intentionally transitioned toward lifelong social advocacy.