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 Posted: Sat Jan 20, 2007 11:15 am
Mine would have to be Goodbye, Farewell and Amen and The Pilot
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Posted: Sat Jan 20, 2007 12:40 pm
All the "Favorite" questions are so hard for me. I wish M*A*S*H had it's own channel now..I wanna watch some.
*Goes to settle for youtube episodes she can find*
I'll come back with an answer then.
(I do like Yankee Doodle Doctor, and the Dear Dad episodes.)
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Posted: Sun Jan 21, 2007 5:44 am
I've been waiting to see Nurse Doctor for a long time.
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Posted: Sun Jan 21, 2007 2:38 pm
My favorites would have to be The General Flipped at Dawn (with Harry Morgan as Gen. Steele), Dear Sigmund and the last season Halloween one where Charles removes a pool ball from a Marine's mouth.
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baronesswinchester Captain
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Posted: Mon Jan 22, 2007 3:34 am
The General Flipped at Dawn is my dad's favorite episode.
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Posted: Mon Jan 22, 2007 10:59 am
Harry Morgan is so funny in that one...It's insane.
My favorite one would have to be The Long John Flap and Sometimes You Hear the Bullet, even though that one's sad.
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Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 5:41 pm
My all time favorite episode is "Follow the Yalu Brick Road." That's the episode where the whole camp is down with Salminella (sp?). Father Mulcahey, Charles, and Margret have to tend to them, and Charles has one of his classic hissy fits. Meanwhile, BJ and Hawkeye have the antidote are are headed back to camp, but BJ gets them lost and without wheels. That's where they meet their North Korean friend, Ralphie.
My favorite part of the episode is where Father Mulcahey and Charles do the laundry, and the good chaplin sings "This is the Way we Wash Our Sheets."
"So early in the morning..."
IEditYourWorld
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Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 7:28 pm
And then Margaret complains.
Major Houlihan: Major, when I said I wanted these sheets to be clean, I meant CLEAN, not battleship gray...
Which of course is the start of Charles' hissy fit, where he makes some patronizing remarks about being a nurse...
That one is so funny!
Another of my favorites is where everyone trades places. Hawkeye and Padre are orderlies, Colonel Potter is Klinger (and vice versa), and Charles is on kitchen duty.
Colonel Potter: Well, Major, are we going to live high on the hog tonight?
Charles (quite peeved): Only if the hog comes from a can.
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baronesswinchester Captain
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IEditYourWorld Vice Captain
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Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 8:51 pm
Quote: And then Margaret complains. Major Houlihan: Major, when I said I wanted these sheets to be clean, I meant CLEAN, not battleship gray... Which of course is the start of Charles' hissy fit, where he makes some patronizing remarks about being a nurse... That one is so funny! Another of my favorites is where everyone trades places. Hawkeye and Padre are orderlies, Colonel Potter is Klinger (and vice versa), and Charles is on kitchen duty. Colonel Potter: Well, Major, are we going to live high on the hog tonight? Charles (quite peeved): Only if the hog comes from a can. I think the one you are mentioning was called Boxing Day if memory serves me correctly. I'm glad you remember the episode I'm talking about. I've actually described things as "battle ship grey" before! Glad we're in the same thought bubble. IEditYourWorld
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Posted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 11:04 am
IEditYourWorld Quote: And then Margaret complains. Major Houlihan: Major, when I said I wanted these sheets to be clean, I meant CLEAN, not battleship gray... Which of course is the start of Charles' hissy fit, where he makes some patronizing remarks about being a nurse... That one is so funny! Another of my favorites is where everyone trades places. Hawkeye and Padre are orderlies, Colonel Potter is Klinger (and vice versa), and Charles is on kitchen duty. Colonel Potter: Well, Major, are we going to live high on the hog tonight? Charles (quite peeved): Only if the hog comes from a can. I think the one you are mentioning was called Boxing Day if memory serves me correctly. I'm glad you remember the episode I'm talking about. I've actually described things as "battle ship grey" before! Glad we're in the same thought bubble. IEditYourWorld I thought it was something like that...I'm fairly good with the plots of each show, less so with the names of them. Yeah, I am to. It's great to talk to people (meaning everyone in the guild) that are as devoted to M*A*S*H as I am...You might even go so far as to call it an obsession, but for me it's a long standing one.
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baronesswinchester Captain
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Posted: Sat Feb 03, 2007 10:56 pm
The French Horn
Charles had a French Horn, which, besides being loud, was annoying, due to the frequency with which Charles played it. Beej and I decided the best way to vent our frustration at Charles was to stand outside the Swamp, me playing an empty barrel, and B.J. playing a kazoo.
As B.J. and I played Over The River Quai on a barrel and kazoo, Charles stared defiantly at us and kept playing his French Horn.
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Posted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 2:01 pm
Didn't you two end up reeking before the others had enough of it and Margerat went after you with a hose and put Charles' horn in the path of an oncoming jeep?
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baronesswinchester Captain
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Posted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 2:15 pm
*shakes head and sighs* Poor Charles. All he wants to do is bring a little culture into the 4077th. I feel kinda sorry for him...
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Posted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 10:52 am
nuremberg_SS Didn't you two end up reeking before the others had enough of it and Margaret went after you with a hose and put Charles' horn in the path of an oncoming jeep? Yes. B.J. and I told Charles we wouldn't be taking any more showers until Charles stopped playing his horn, and we didn't, which lead to the camp banning us from the mess tent during chow. Our B.O. was making people lose their appetite. The French Horn was destroyed, it's true, but that could never stop Charles from "blowing his own horn", especially in the operating room.
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Posted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 10:59 am
My favorite one is Your Retention, Please where Klinger goes insane because he thinks he's rejoined the army for another six years, but it turns out that Colonel Potter gave him the wrong oath.
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