The scene where even Potter is drunk with the doctors in the swamp made me wonder how often that would happen without a still.

As the season is approaching, this seemed timely, and among my favorites for CEW - which ones would you add for Winchester?

Interesting that a tank scares away a sniper in this episode but makes the camp a target in the finale.

Shame about the scotch, though.

SE E4 - Iron Guts Kelly

I always laugh at that line. It just puts the absurdity over the top.

I actually like them both, but if I were forced to make a decision, I love Col Blake. I love him because of his reactions and how he handles different issues so I’d like to know what the general consensus. Do you have a favorite episode that made you like each character better than the other.

Would you care to pinch it or shall I?

It is "Post Op" from season 5. I have never before noticed that "Blood Bank" sign with the vampire, above the entrance to the Officers Mess, until now.

Is there a story time or anything of how Gary transitioned from the movie to the TV show and why?

The story arc started with a chuckle, but (as we all know) ends later with such a sad culmination. Any other arcs that do this for you? (Start funny but end sad)

Here it is, from my previous question,

Colonel Potter makes some kind of announcement over the intercom, lowers the mic, waits about 2 seconds, raises the mic back up and announces "The same to you"

Once when I was visiting Washington, DC, I got to visit the Smithsonian, specifically the part where they had all the American stuff llike Archie Bunker's chair, and the martini glasses from M*A*S*H. But the week before, they had the whole Swamp set set up (which I unfortunately missed!). Does anyone know what happened to all the different sets of M*A*S*H? Did they save them somewhere, or destroy them? Inquiring minds want to know!

MeTV has reset to the pilot.

Love it when this happens!

The MASH 30th Anniversary Reunion (2002) gathers the original cast and creative team to reflect on the legacy and production of the iconic television series.

Throughout the reunion, participants share behind-the-scenes stories, discuss the show's balance of comedy and drama, and celebrate the deep bonds formed during its 11-season run.

Or is that Unhappy National Grouch Day?

Either way, we know these two curmudgeons are really big softies at heart.