Here’s today’s image. Can you name the episode it’s from? Feel free to post guesses in the comments section. As always, the winner gets bragging rights.

And the Winner Is: Mrs. Frank Burns, who correctly identified “Heroes.”

Name That Episode

Here’s today’s image. Can you name the episode it’s from? Feel free to post guesses in the comments section. As always, the winner gets bragging rights.

And the Winner Is: Eye of the Hawk, who correctly identified “Quo Vadis, Captain Chandler?.”

Name That Episode

I’ve been sitting on this one for more than a month, having totally forgotten about it shortly after seeing the episode in question. During the Monday, November 16th episode of Jeopardy!, a Double Jeopardy question in the “TV Reveille” category concerned Loretta Swit and her character of Major Margaret Houlihan. One of the contestants was able to correctly ring in with the answer. I’ve updated M*A*S*H on Jeopardy! accordingly.

Here’s today’s image. Can you name the episode it’s from? Feel free to post guesses in the comments section. As always, the winner gets bragging rights.

And the Winner Is: Eric, who correctly identified “Movie Tonight.”

Name That Episode

Mrs. Frank Burns submitted two new references, one from Roseanne, an ABC sitcom that has been off the air for more than a decade, and the other from Cashin’ In, a segment of The Cost of Freedom, a business program that airs on Fox News Channel and regularly features commentary from Wayne Rogers. Apparently, during the August 22nd episode one of the other panelists, Steve Leser, promised that should his prediction on unemployment turn out wrong (he predicts that next year it “will be below 7.5 percent”) he’ll show up dressed like Klinger. See this recap of the episode.

I’ve added both of these to M*A*S*H References on Television.

Here’s an older reference, sent to me by Emma, from an episode of 21 Jump Street, which was one of the earliest shows broadcast by FOX (it premiered in April of 1987). This particular reference took place during the March 19th, 1989 episode between two characters:

Hanson and Penhall are attempting to apprehend a young soldier hiding out in a high school. As they watch him fool about, Penhall remarks “They would have let him out of the army with a section 8… It’s that thing Klinger was always trying to get.”

I have updated M*A*S*H References on Television with this latest reference.