Showing posts with label M*A*S*H. Show all posts
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Monday, June 1, 2020

REMEMBERING M*A*S*H






 

 
  

 


MASH 30th Anniversary Reunion Special Full Episode May 2002

 12 Mistakes You Never Noticed In M*A*S*H

 Mash Theme: The REAL Story Behind "Suicide is Painless"

Colonel Potter MASH (MASHed jeep)

 MASH - Tribute to the cast that have died

 Mash- Colonel Blake’s Goodbye

 Mash- Colonel Blake Dies

 The TRUTH About Why McLean Stevenson Left MASH

 M*A*S*H* - Frank Burns Air Raid

 M.A.S.H. -- Corporal Klinger and Father Dying

 Frank Burns M*A*S*H Howlers

 Loretta Swit: Secrets From The Set of M*A*S*H | Studio 10

 Leadership lesson from Colonel Potter

 Mash 6

 M*A*S*H S01E01 - Sorry Major Baby

 Frank Burns Wedding

 MASH Change of Command

 MASH: You Said Get A Hobby

Mash - Where's my gun?!

 Best Father Mulcahy Sermon on MASH

 4) "M*A*S*H" A Harry Morgan Toast. Scripted?? but words were real!

 Hawkeye and Potter

 The Truth About Alan Alda and His Impact on MASH

 Bless you, Hawkeye - MASH


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Sunday, April 17, 2016

A M*A*S*Hed jeep

 

In 1980, my friend Todd and I were watching M*A*S*H on re-runs, and this particular show seemed familiar to me. So I told Todd about an episode in which Frank Burns commandeered a tank and was going to run over Col. Potter's jeep with Col. Potter still in it.

 We watched as that episode unfolded. Fairly late in the episode, Col. Potter jumped out just before the tank mashed his jeep. He unbuckled his side pistol and fired to "put the jeep out of its misery."

 Todd looked at me as though I'd played a trick on him. I told him that the beginning of the episode made me think of the tank episode. No big deal, but it didn't seem that way to him.

 Before Netflix pulled M*A*S*H from its lineup recently, I watched the tank episode again. And I thought of a 1980 scene from an apartment in Seneca, S.C.

 You can see a clip here.

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One of my favorite M*A*S*H episodes involves Major Charles Emerson Winchester standing up for a private who stutters. At the end of the episode, we learn why he does it.

 He's listening to a tape of his sister Honoria stammering. You can find YouTube clips from that episode here.

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I was just watching a M*A*S*H episode (MASH S10E14 - The Tooth Shall Set You Free) featuring a familiar face: Lawrence Fishburne. He was skinny then, so I didn't recognize him at first. But I eventually recognized that jaw.

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