Any MASH 4077 fans?

Is there anyone else here that likes MASH 4077?

I would have to agree, it is a very good show. I do prefer That 70's Show though but Mash is still awesome.

EMMY Awards

1974
Outstanding Comedy Series -- Gene Reynolds and Larry Gelbart, Producers
Best Lead Actor in a Comedy Series -- Alan Alda
Actor of the Year -- Series -- Alan Alda
Best Directing in a Comedy -- Jackie Cooper, 'Carry On, Hawkeye'

1975
Outstanding Directing in a Comedy Series -- Gene Reynolds, 'O.R.'
1976
Outstanding Directing in a Comedy Series -- Gene Reynolds, 'Welcome to Korea'
Outstanding Film Editing for Entertainment Programming For A Series -- Stanford Tischler and Fred W. Berger, 'O.R.'
1977
Outstanding Continuing Performance by a Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series -- Gary Burghoff
Outstanding Directing in a Comedy Series -- Alan Alda, 'Dear Sigmund'
1979
Outstanding Writing in a Comedy or Comedy-Variety or Music Series -- Alan Alda, 'Inga'
1980
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy or Variety or Music Series -- Harry Morgan
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy or Variety or Music Series -- Loretta Swit
1981-1982
Best Lead Actor in a Comedy Series -- Alan Alda
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series -- Loretta Swit

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Writers' Guild Awards

1973
Teleplay by Larry Gelbart, 'Chief Surgeon Who?'
1975
Teleplay by Larry Gelbart and Laurence Mark, 'O.R.'
1976
Teleplay by Everett Greenbaum and Jim Fritzell and Larry Gelbart, 'Welcome to Korea'
1977
Teleplay by Alan Alda, 'Dear Sigmund'
1979
Teleplay by Gary David Goldberg, 'Baby It's Cold Outside'
1980
Teleplay by Thad Mumford and Dan Wilcox, 'Are You Now, Margaret?'

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Directors' Guild Awards

1973
Gene Reynolds -- M*A*S*H Pilot
1977
Alan Alda, Dear Sigmund
1980
Charles S. Dubin, 'Period of Adjustment'
1981-1982
Alan Alda, 'The Life You Save'

Goodbye, Farewell and Amen
February 28, 1983
Written by Alan Alda, Burt Metcalfe, John Rappaport, Thad Mumford, Dan Wilcox, David Pollock, Elias Davis,and Karen Hall
Directed by Alan Alda
Guest Stars: Allan Arbus, Rosalind Chao,G.W. Bailey, Shari Saba, Jeff Maxwell, Gwen Farrell, Kellye Nakahara, Roy Goldman

Although reports that the war is almost over reach the camp with increasing frequency, the 4077th is still full with refugees and prisoners of war. Fresh casualties pour in as both sides try to gain ground before the armistice. A deeply troubled Hawkeye has been sent away to the psychiatric hospital where Dr. Sidney Freedman tries to help him find the cause of his breakdown, which is associated with a tragic incident on a trip back from R & R at the beach.

Other members of the unit are coping with the final days of war, and making plans to get out. Hot Lips' father is trying to find her a glamorous Army post. BJ is determined to make it back for his daughters birthday. Charles wants a plum appointment at a Boston hospital. Klinger worries about Soon-Lee's attempts to find her parents. The normal business of the camp is interrupted by a runaway Army tank that crashes into the compound and destroys the half-built latrine.

With two results. First, Charles wanders off to relieve himself and stumbles on a group of Chinese musicians. They surrender and come back with him to the camp. Second, the enemy spots the tank and begins to shell the base. Father Mulcahy bravely ventures out under fire to release the POWs, a shell explodes near him, and he suffers a mild concussion. When BJ examines him, he detects a hearing loss that Father Mulcahy begs him to keep from the rest of the company.

The barrage continues as the unit fails to move the tank out. Hawk eye returns to the 4077th and is called straight into the O.R. He is urgently needed because BJ has received orders permitting him to go home.

Charles learns that he has been appointed to him Boston hospital but quarrels violently with Hot Lips on discovering that she has pulled strings for him. He consoles himself by teaching the Chinese musicians a little touch of Mozart. Klinger, meanwhile, has brought back a reluctant Soon-Lee to the safety of the camp, although she is still determined to find her parents. He is obviously in love.

The pressure on the company is temporarily relieved when Hawkeye, who has coped successfully with his return to surgery, drives the tank into the 4077th's trash dump. But only temporarily. Fires started by incendiary bombs in the surrounding woods are visible from the camp and Colonel Potter orders evacuation proceedings.

The Colonel's desperate plea for a relief surgeon is answered un- expectedly by the return of BJ, who was already one-third of the way home when the Army recalled him to fulfill the Colonel's staff request. He misses his daughter's birthday, but the company hosts a birthday party for an orphan with B.J. as the guest of honor. Klinger proposes marriage and is accepted by Soon-Lee. He is overjoyed. Charles, however, is not so happy when he loses his "orchestra" to a relocation center.

The end of the war is only hours away, but the casualties keep coming in among them Charles' flutist. Finally, the surgical teams learn of the immediate ceasefire as they operate on a group of desperately wounded soldiers and civilians. The war is over.

At the noisy, joyful camp party that night, members of the company talk about their lives after the war. Colonel Potter looks forward to becoming a semi-retired country doctor. Hot Lips declares she has opted for the States and a big city hospital. Klinger announces his engagement and says that he is staying in Korea to help find Soon-Lee's parents. Charles is still going to Boston, despite Hot Lips' "meddling." B.J., of course, wants to go home, yet refuses to actually say "goodbye" to the others. And Hawkeye? Perhaps, after all, he will not be going to the big city surgical post that he always dreamed of.

After Klinger and Soon-Lee marry and leave the camp in traditional Korean style, the other members of the company depart one by one. By now, the camp is a ghost town. Father Mulcahy leaves to start a new life ministering to the deaf. Hot Lips is kissed and hugged. Even her disagreement with Charles is reconciled. Charles himself exits with Rizzo in a garbage truck. Colonel Potter takes Sophie for one last ride before she is adopted by the orphanage. Finally, B.J. and Hawkeye go together on B.J.'s motorbike to meet Hawkeye's chopper. As Hawkeye looks down over the desolate camp, he sees a message B.J. has left on the pad: a GOODBYE marked out in stone.

Not skippy, Hawkeye XD

I really like the part in your info. It seems like I heard it before.