M a S H-TV Season 3 (1974)
Director:
Larry Gelbart
Gene Reynolds
Hy Averback
Don Weis
Starring: Alan Alda Wayne Rogers Loretta Swit
Re-Enlist with the 4077!
| Korea, 1950. They were a MASH (Mobile Army Surgical Hospital) unit stationed three miles from the front. Loosely based on real life MASH unit 8055, life at the 4077 was often a mix of horror and hilarity. So scrub up and journey back to join the doctors and nurses that had us all in stitches: Captain "Hawkeye" Pierce, Captain "Trapper" McIntyre, Lieutenant Colonel Henry Blake, Major Margaret Houlihan, Major Franklin Burns, Corporal "Radar" O'Reilly and the fashionable Corporal Max Klinger. Spending time with the doctor has never been this much fun! This three disc collection includes all 24 episodes from Season Three of M*A*S*H! |
"...devastatingly clever and often very poignant...still as sharp as their scalpels. David Johnson, DVD Verdict
"...an excellent and successful television series...a must-own. Raphael Pour-Hashemi, DVD Times
"Few movie-to-television adaptations even come close to the widespread popularity of the M*A*S*H spin-off. Scott Weinberg, Apollo Movie Guide
"One of the best-loved television shows ever... Stefan Hedmark, The Movie Hamlet
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Editor's Note
The adventures of the 4077th continue in this complete collection of the third season of the beloved sitcom. Highlights of the season include the first appearance of future cast member Harry Morgan who plays an odd general, Radar (Gary Burghoff) being bit by a dog, and the invention of Spam Lamb. Among the classic episodes: "Bulletin Board;" "House Arrest;" "Adam's Ribs;" and "Abyssinia, Henry"--the classic season finale where Henry (McLean Stevenson) is discharged and leaves for home. The season also proved to be the last for Trapper (Wayne Rogers).
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Cast & Crew
| Gary Burghoff | |
| Alan Alda | |
| McLean Stevenson | |
| Wayne Rogers | |
| Loretta Swit | |
| Jamie Farr | |
| Larry Linville | |
| Everett Greenbaum - Writer | |
| Laurence Marks - Writer | |
| Harry Morgan - Featured | |
| Loudon Wainwright III - Featured | |
| Dennis Dugan - Featured | |
| Hy Averback - Writer | |
| Larry Gelbart - Writer | |
| Linda Bloodworth - Writer | |
| Edward Winter - Featured | |
| Bobbie Mitchell - Featured | |
| Mary Kay Place - Featured | |
| Soon-Tek Oh - Featured | |
| William Christopher - Featured | |
| James Fritzell - Writer | |
| Alex Karras - Featured | |
| Basil Hoffman - Featured | |
| Allan Arbus - Featured | |
| Arthur Julian - Writer | |
| Mary Kay Place - Writer | |
| Lee Philips - Director | |
| William Jurgensen - Director | |
| Larry Gelbart - Director | |
| Gene Reynolds - Director | |
| Hy Averback - Director | |
| Alan Alda - Director | |
| Don Weis - Director |
Awards
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Golden Globe (1982) |
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| M*A*S*H, Winner, Best TV-Series - Comedy/Musical | |
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Emmy (1980) |
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| Harry Morgan, Winner, Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy or Variety or Music Series | |
| Loretta Swit, Winner, Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy or Variety or Music Series | |
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Emmy (1979) |
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| Alan Alda, Winner, Outstanding Writing in a Comedy or Comedy-Variety or Music Series | |
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People's Choice (1978) |
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| M*A*S*H, Winner, Favorite TV Comedy Program | |
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Emmy (1977) |
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| Gary Burghoff, Winner, Outstanding Continuing Performance by a Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series | |
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Emmy (1976) |
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| Stanford Tischler, Fred W. Berger, Winner, Outstanding Achievement in Film Editing for Entertainment Programming for a Series - For a Single Episode of a Comedy Series | |
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Golden Globe (1975) |
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| Alan Alda, Winner, Best Performance by an Actor in a TV-Series - Comedy/Musical | |
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Emmy (1974) |
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| Alan Alda, Winner, Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series | |
| Gene Reynolds, et. al., Winner, Outstanding Directing in a Comedy Series | |
| Gene Reynolds, Larry Gelbart, Winner, Outstanding Comedy Series | |
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Golden Globe (1974) |
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| McLean Stevenson, Winner, Best Supporting Actor - Television | |

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