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In this month’s Scholastic book review (that’s the theme lately), Peggy Herz has chapters on two M*A*S*H stars: Loretta Swit and Gary Burghoff! Learn more about “TV People” in this week’s post linked below!
What is it? Herz, Peggy. TV People. New York: Scholastic Book Services, 1974. Why should M*A*S*H fans care? In the 1970s, Scholastic books t
ATTENTION ALL PERSONNEL: The documentary, “M*A*S*H: The Comedy that Changed Television” (2024) is currently streaming for FREE (with ads) on YouTube!
This collage press photo from M*A*S*H was released by CBS in 1976, but it is missing its exact release date. Can we find out approximately when this photo was released using context clues? Learn more in this week’s post!
Most of the M*A*S*H press photos I have in the collection are posed cast photos, individual actor photos, or scenes from episodes. This pres
M*A*S*H didn’t have enough episodes highlighting their friendly rivalry with the 8063rd, but when they did, the 4077th usually came out on top! In this week’s episode, see a script for the episode “Run for the Money!”
I recently watched an episode of Cheers, and it was one of the infamous episodes featuring the rivalry between the Cheers gang and Gary’s Ol
Happy birthday, Jamie Farr, M*A*S*H’s Corporal/Sergeant Maxwell Q. Klinger!
Many of the cast members of M*A*S*H had talents beyond acting. Several of them were artists, and in this week’s post, see a print of a painting by the one and only, Gary Burghoff!
M*A*S*H is frequently lauded for having a talented, ensemble cast. Many of the actors have had successful careers outside of the series with
M*A*S*H completed filming the series on January 14, 1983 to a lot of fanfare. But after the press left, the cast and crew attended their final wrap party. In this week’s post, see an original ticket for the final M*A*S*H wrap party!
February 28, 1983 was an important day in the history of television. On that night, when the M*A*S*H finale, “Goodbye, Farewell and Amen,” a
In Peggy Herz’s “TV Album,” she featured photos from several popular shows of 1977, including M*A*S*H. Learn more about this book in this week’s post!
What is it? Herz, Peggy. TV Album. New York: Scholastic Book Services, 1978. Why should M*A*S*H fans care? M*A*S*H was part of a rich era in
In 1987, 20th Century Fox celebrated the 15th anniversary of M*A*S*H with a press/syndication kit that featured photos, slides, and facts about our favorite show! In this week’s post, learn more about the M*A*S*H 15th anniversary kit!
I have written about M*A*S*H press kits for season ten and season eleven in the past, and those kits were released as previews before those
Today, on what would have been his birthday, we remember Edward Winter (1937 - 2001), M*A*S*H’s Colonel Sam Flagg (aka Queen Victoria)
Mike Farrell wrote a total of four M*A*S*H episodes, and he directed five episodes. In this week’s post, see a script for, and learn more about the M*A*S*H episode, “War Co-Respondent,” one of two episodes that Farrell both wrote and directed!
Finding episodes to review each month can be a challenge. For some months, it is easy to find a connection between a holiday or event and an
M*A*S*H appeared on the cover of TV Guide magazine many times over the course of its run. In this week’s post, see this M*A*S*H TV Guide cover art by Rick Meyerowitz from 1974!
In the 1970s, television fans primarily had two ways to find out what was going to air each week: their local newspaper and TV Guide magazin
On Memorial Day, we honor and remember the sacrifice of the members of the armed forces who lost their lives serving the United States.
Happy birthday, Gary Burghoff, M*A*S*H’s Corporal Walter Eugene “Radar” O’Reilly!
Released last week, “Funny Stuff: How Comedy Shaped American History” explores the connection between comedy and American culture across many mediums, including television and M*A*S*H. In this week’s post, learn more about this new book!
What is it? LaPlaca, Laura and Ryan Lintelman, eds. Funny Stuff: How Comedy Shaped American History. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University P
Before each season of M*A*S*H debuted, Fox and CBS issued several press releases in the lead up to the premiere episode. In this week’s post, see a series of document leading up to the debut of M*A*S*H season six!
As anticipation built for each new season of M*A*S*H, Twentieth Century Fox Television and CBS each promoted the series ahead of its fall pr
Dr. Sidney Freedman is my favorite M*A*S*H character, and “The Billfold Syndrome” is one of his best episodes of the later seasons because it successfully blends comedic and dramatic storylines! In this week’s post, see a script from “The Billfold Syndrome” and learn more about the episode!
In my 2025 rewatch of M*A*S*H, there were several episodes that stood out to me. There are the fan favorites that stuck with me such as “Aby