MASH

Due to a fragment in his eye....an egg shell fragment....lol

This was Lieutenant Colonel Henry Blake, commanding officer of the 4077th, who was killed off as he was on his way home.

Though no Lt. Stern is listed on any character list I can find for that episode, you may be thinking of Sheila Lauritsen as "Lt. Sheila" - I believe she's the full-grown lady Hawkeye gives a chaste peck to as Nancy Sue insists on a walk-home.

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Mobile Army Surgical Hospitals or M*A*S*H units have been inactive since 2005 being replaced by Combat Hospitals which are pretty much the same thing but with a diffrent name you have to join the U.S. Army Medical Corps and become a Surgeon or Medic

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In MASH-THE MOVIE(1970), Dr. Benjamin "Hawkeye" Pierce was portrayed by Donald Sutherland. In MASH-(1972-1983) , Hawkeye Pierce was portrayed by Alan Alda.

From Amazon.com - Another episode that looms large in the show's legend is the Emmy-winning "Dear Sigmund," in which weary and depressed psychiatrist Sidney Friedman sought refuge at the 4077th. This episode further fleshed out BJ, and established him as the camp's practical joker. FriPilot

Because the DoD felt they had became obsolete they were replaced by the Combat Support Hospitals due to the changing ways we fight wars CSH's are better equip then its predecessor.

Dallas season 3, episode 4 "Who Don it". It resolved the "Who Shot J.R.?" cliffhanger from the previous season. It is currently the third most watched TV episode behind the MASHfinale and Cheers finale

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The final episode "Goodbye, Farewell & Amen" still holds the record for the most watched TV episode of all time. According to Wikipedia, Between 109 and 125 million Americans (77% of all television viewership that night) watched "Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen". No show to date; not even the highly acclaimed Seinfeld; has broken that record. Personally, I don't think any show ever will. Because there is so much out there. When one program goes, the channel can always be changed. Why not? More variety of shows means more favorites. More stuff to watch equals a lesser percentage of people watching what you like...Best episode ever? Ya, according to you and maybe 6% of other percent of people. You only need another 71%

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Yes, as of July 2007.

Three of the regular actors on the CBS television series M*A*S*H (1976-83) have died. The most recent was Harry Morgan (2011) who played Col. Sherman T. Potter.McLean Stevenson (Henry Blake) died in 1996, and Larry Linville (Frank Burns) died in 2000. A recurring character, psychiatrist Sydney Freedman, was played by Allan Franklin Arbus died in 2013.

Yes, He was even in a band with T.V.s Lynda Carter of Wonder Woman fame.

According to IMDB the Robert Altman Mash movie from 1970 had a budget of $3.5m.

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He was only portrayed by Harry Morgan.

McLean Stevenson played the role of Lieutenant Colonel Henry Blake, Commanding officer of the 4077th.

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M*A*S*H was a 1972-83 medical drama/black comedy TV show that followed a team of doctors and support staff stationed at the 4077th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital in South Korea during the Korean War.

The Korean War (1950-1953)

It was Season 4 Disk 2: The Soldier of the Month. Radar says it after he comes back from Tokyo.