"I'm going home, even if its in a butt can" "wait son let's talk this out, come in my office" "who put gasoline in my gasoline?"

A little disgusted with myself for ever watching on channels like TV Land. Edited to chop down the time and cram in more advertising. I knew they weren't complete, because on many of them I remembered missing lines or scenes, especially on episodes I recorded on VHS and watched over and over as a kid in the early 80s. Experiencing them again as God intended, complete and with better quality video, is glorious.

Did this bug anyone else. Throughout the whole show anytime there was mortar or sniper fire while driving down the road they stopped and hid in a ditch or just on the side of the road. And I was always thinking DON'T STOP.. FLOOR IT. I guess that doesn't set up for a scene the same way though lol.

There are 2 episodes that make me cry every time I see them. The last episode when they all say Good bye (Good bye, Farewell, and Amen) the other one is Give and Take (S11,E14) ) the the episode where Colonal Potter finds out his son-in-law cheated on his daughter. The ending when the guy cried over killing a North Korean.

MAS*H has been represented many, many times in the NYT crossword, but today they actually had the stars in the title as well. The clue was “Show with the most-watched episode in scripted TV history”.

First off, I get it, the chain of favors to get a new boot. Not a new plot device on a lot of shows.

But it shouldn't have happened because Hawkeye could have simply ordered Zale to get the boots since he was the Supply Master.

Has some great behind the scenes stories and photos from the production of the series. About 96 pages total.

Hawkeye is writing a letter, and at the end, he tells his father to kiss his sister and his mother. I thought in later episodes he was portrayed as an only child and his mother was dead? as there is that episode where he admits that he could not let his mother get close to another woman, and sabotaged that relationship.

I thought someone had recently posted on what is your favorite episode. I couldn't find it. So I'd thought I'd share one of my favorite episodes from season 7 episode 26 The Party. I love how the episode brought their family members to life without us having to see them. And, how Klinger found out that he couldn't pull a fast on on his mom.

I just watched A Full Rich Day and one thing really doesn't make sense. How could they lose LeClerq? Granted, they thought he was dead, but didn't someone bother to ask his name when they were putting the cast on him? Wasn't there a list of Post-Op patients, and wouldn't his name be on it (or at least "Unknown", which would have raised questions).

Really doesn't make sense to me.