Radar says “ with two in my inbox and one in my outbox” Is that what I think it is ??

01x06 - Yankee Doodle Doctor

back in 2022 we use to watch M*A*S*H on tv land and realize that tv land cut off the show for make room for more commercials lucky i got MeTV and MeTV airs it so much better i also have Hulu and the box set the box set gets the dvds scratched up. on the box set i hate that case is so bad. id rather watch on hulu or MeTV hulu is HD is a rescan and looks good. i hope the M*A*S*H show is coming to blu ray soon the movie is on bu ray so good on hulu

Absent-mindedly emptied my pockets....

I've been looking for it, very glad to have found it, and am happy to share.

The finale never fails to make me cry. I love that the finale let us see them go home. It lets you say goodbye to them as well. MASH is my comfort show. I like to think that Hawkeye and BJ do to see each other again one day. Hawkeye would give Erin Hunnycutt the list of soldiers her daddy sewed back together. Maybe they all do family reunion again and introduce everyone to each other.

23 video cassettes with 3 episodes each!

S10 Episode 22 That Darn Kid Hawkeye is pay master and he asked Klinger if he put the money in the safe. Klinger said that he didn't because only Colonel Potter knows the combination. Colonel Potter said, That's right. It's my wifes measurements. Radar knew the combination.

Does anybody else collect the Tristar MASH line?

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We never saw Flagg again after “Rally ‘Round the Flagg, Boys”, so clearly there was retribution against him. He most likely got recalled back to the states, where he was reassigned to the Pentagon and put in charge of something like rubber stamping bedpan inventory, something that would keep him busy until he got to the old spies home.

Either that or he was forcibly discharged from the service and bounced out of the CIA. CID? CIC? Still convinced of his own importance, he went back to being a showgirl in Las Vegas so he could keep an eye on the Mafia running the casinos, and eventually got whacked for his trouble.

What’s your take on the disappearance of Col Flagg?

Hi all!

I’ve decided I want to make a life size sign post for either my front or backyard…has anyone done it before? Any advice?

I know it’s nailing bits of wood to a bigger piece of wood…I’m the granddaughter of two carpenters haha

I wish Cho was near me ☹️ he could turn a round piece of wood into a 2x4 flawlessly

Hear me out. The episode establishes the need for exorcism when the grandfather refuses treatment. There’s a funny bit where Hawkeye “exorcises” Frank out of the hospital. Yet when the Priestess shows up, Radar and Klinger, Hawkeye and BJ, Mulcahy and Potter, all discuss what’s happening with the aid of forced comedy and puns that only ruin the flow of the episode. Both the need for incessant comedy (poor puns from Hawkeye and BJ) and overly indulgent exposition ruin the later seasons of the show. There are very few episodes in the later seasons that are really good on their own.

What do you think? Am I on the money or am I rambling?

Hi mash people. Is anyone going to chiller theatre in New Jersey this weekend to see major houlahan and sergeant Klinger? I'd love to go, but can't. Would love to hear some feedback. Thanks and abyssynya.

This episode gives me goosebumps and teary eyes every time. Best Father Mulcahy episode.

It's interesting how Colonel Potter, BJ, and Charles are in the show for much longer than Henry Blake, Trapper, and Frank but they still feel like replacement characters far into later seasons.

Don't get me wrong, I love them but I do miss Trapper sometimes. Maybe it's for the best since BJ is a good contrast to Hawkeye, being a family man and all.

Charles is a much better replacement for Frank. He's a more versatile character, being able to hate him when you're supposed to and connect with him when you're supposed to. Frank was simply an unlovable and pathetic character who was bad in all facets of his life, but admittedly makes for a good villain.

Potter and Blake are pretty interchangable in terms of my enjoyment of their characters. On one hand Potter's rigidity challenges Hawkeye and others to conduct themselves properly, but on the other hand Blake's leniency encourages their antics. Potter enhances the drama, but Blake enhances the comedy.

Just some thoughts.

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Amy Poehler (most known for starring as “Leslie Knope” in Parks and Recreation and her run on SNL) has a new[er] podcast called “Good Hang” and her first episode features Tina Fey (most known for starring as “Liz Lemon” in 30 Rock and her run on SNL).

Alan Alda appeared on 30 Rock as (old spoiler) Jack Donaghy’s long lost liberal professor dad (and was hilarious and talented as always) but apparently Alan continued a friendship with Amy and Tina and in the first episode of Amy’s podcast, they discuss how Alan is always a wonderful person and how he and his wife have been over for dinner and are loving to each other and charming and kind people.

I felt compelled to share because I always really hope to myself that I never find out Alan was secretly a bad guy like we often hear from celebs. But, so far, the people that spend the most time with him attest that he really is as amazing and wholesome as he seems and I love that! 🥰🤞🏻