Just Call Me Mike

Just Call Me Mike is a memoir written by American actor and activist Mike Farrell, published in 2007 by Rdv Books. The narrative centers on his professional life, most notably his long-running role as Captain B.J. Hunnicutt on the acclaimed television series M*A*S*H, and explores his transition from a television star into a dedicated humanitarian and political advocate. The book provides a personal reflection on the intersection of celebrity and social conscience, detailing his experiences with organizations such as Human Rights Watch.

The design of the book reflects its nature as a candid autobiography, focusing on a direct, conversational tone that aligns with Farrell's public persona as a grounded and empathetic individual. It was received as an earnest examination of his dual career paths, with reviewers often highlighting the sincerity of his commitment to various international causes. By documenting the personal challenges of navigating fame alongside his efforts in activism, the work offers a retrospective look at the motivations that have shaped his life and career.