MASH

The first episode of M*A*S*H debuted on Sep. 17, 1972.

MASH stands for mobile army surgical hospital. Wounded solders are sent to the unit in order to be treated for injuries.

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George Wendt

Klinger attempted to eat a jeep to prove once again that he was crazy in the fifth season episode entitled "38 Across."

This was said by Maj. Sidney Freedman, played by Allan Arbus. This same quote was first said by the Major in the third season episode "O.R." and Alan Alda loved it so much that he made sure that they were the last lines spoken by Allan Arbus on the show.

Jill Edwards

There is no record of Larry Linville having ever won an Emmy for M*A*S*H or anything else.

The movie MASH is based on a book by Richard Hooker entitled "MASH: A Novel About Three Army Doctors."

Radar's proper name was Walter, and his character was played by Gary Burghoff.

There is no listing or evidence that Arlene ever appeared on the show.

It's across the road from the main entrance

B. J. Hunnicutt

Alan Alda played Hawkeye Pierce in the tv series, in the film the role was played was Donald Sutherland.

Currently 9 of the 11 leading cast members from the series run are still alive. Larry Linville and McLean Stevenson both passed away within the last 15 years. The oldest living member was Harry Morgan who passed away November 7, 2011 at age 96.

1970 comedy/drama about life in a Korean War field hospital

Donald Sutherland as Capt. B.F. 'Hawkeye' Pierce

Elliott Gould as Capt. John 'Trapper' McIntyre

Tom Skerritt as Capt. Augustus 'Duke' Forrest

Sally Kellerman as Maj. Margaret O'Houlihan

Robert Duvall as Maj. Frank Burns

Roger Bowen as Lt. Col. Henry Blake

Rene Auberjonois as Lt. Father Mulcahy

Season 6, episode 18, "Your Hit Parade. The game is a combination of chess, checkers, poker and gin rummy. Here are some of the rules:

-a checker can't be kinged (like in checkers)

-if it's in check (chess) and a player has a gin hand, both players have to drink from the distillery

-bishops are worth three jacks

-checkers are wild

-have to be 21 or over to open

A great deal. Here's the list of notable guest stars:

Antony Alda- (Alan Alda's brother) ("Lend a Hand" 8.20)

Robert Alda- (Alan Alda's father) ("The Consultant" 3.17 and "Lend a Hand" 8.20)

Ned Beatty- ("Dear Peggy 4.10)

Ed Begley Jr.- ("Too Many Cooks" 8.01)

James Cromwell- ("Last Laugh" 6.03)

Laurence Fishburne- ("The Tooth Shall Set You Free" 10.14)

Ron Howard- ("Sometimes You Hear the Bullet" 1.17)

Harry Morgan- ("The General Flipped at Dawn")

Pat Morita- ("Deal Me Out" 2.13 and "The Chosen People" 2.19)

Leslie Nielsen- ("The Ringbanger" 1.16)

Patrick Swayze- ("Blood Brothers" 9.18)

Both Hawkeye and Frank Burns meet BJ upon his arrival to Korea. Hawkeye meet him first, only because he went sole, to go say goodbye to Trapper, who was already gone. Then, they went to a officer bar, with Radar, changing his rank to, As B.J & Hawkeye call it, "Captian Corpral". Then, when they go back, B.J dose meet Frank, but, He was drunk out of his mind and fell to the ground laughing saying "How'ya do Farret-Face".

McLean Stevenson's Henry Blake played in all 72 episodes of the first 3 seasons of M*A*S*H before he met his tragic end at the end of the final episode of the third season.

Corprol Klinger

In the 9th season episode "Operation Friendship", an exploding steam generator causes an injury to BJ's arm.

The first colonel, or commander of the M*A*S*H 4077th, was Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Blake.