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I’ve updated my Anachronisms in M*A*S*H page with a new anachronism from “Aid Station.” I’ve also done some editing to make the page easier to read and I’ve gone through my e-mails to find the names of those who originally submitted anachronisms so they can be credited individually.
The Name That Episode game is played Tuesdays and Thursdays. Players can participate as often as they like. An archive of past rounds can be found here. Today’s image can be found below. 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: PinkPagoda, who correctly identified “Preventive Medicine.”
The Name That Episode game is played Tuesdays and Thursdays. Players can participate as often as they like. An archive of past rounds can be found here. Today’s image can be found below. 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: Nobody! The image is from “Hot Lips and Empty Arms.”
Big Daddy O’Reilly asked for a screen capture of Radar telling Lt. Nugent “It’s always nice to be had” after she tells him “It’s always nice to have a friend,” from “Hot Lips Is Back In Town.” Here it is:
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I’ve been spending a lot of time watching the Olympics this week so I haven’t had the chance to catch Jeopardy! much lately. Luckily, Tom was watching on Tuesday, February 16th and let me know that there was a M*A*S*H “question” (recall that Jeopardy! works by providing “answers” or clues and contestants reply in the form of a question ). It came during the Double Jeopardy round in a category called Direct TV. The $400 clue was “cast members Mike Farrell and David Ogden Stiers both directed episodes of this hit show” and a contestant correctly rang in with “What is M*A*S*H?” I’ve updated M*A*S*H on Jeopardy! accordingly.
Mrs. Frank Burns, a frequent commentator here at M*A*S*H, Finest Kind, has launched her own M*A*S*H website/blog titled M*A*S*Hathon and has come up with an interesting twist on the “Name That Episode” game in which she posts a line of dialogue from an episode and visitors have to identify which episode it is from. I actually considered doing something like this before I settled on posting images from episodes, because I think identifying a line of dialogue is even tougher. If you’re up for the challenge, though, there are already two rounds available, with new rounds posted every Wednesday. Just imagine, you could be both a “Name That Episode” and a “Who Said That?” champion. Head on over to M*A*S*Hathon and try your luck.