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# "[[Recap/MashS10E9TwasTheDayAfterChristmas ' Twas the Day After Christmas]]": Inspired by visiting British soldiers, the 4077th celebrates Boxing Day.
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# "[[Recap/MashS10E9TwasTheDayAfterChristmas ' Twas 'Twas the Day After Christmas]]": Inspired by visiting British soldiers, the 4077th celebrates Boxing Day.
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# "[[Recap/MashS10E9TwasTheDayAfterChristmas Twas the Day After Christmas]]": Inspired by British, the M*A*S*H celebrates Boxing Day.
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# "[[Recap/MashS10E9TwasTheDayAfterChristmas ' Twas the Day After Christmas]]": Inspired by British, visiting British soldiers, the M*A*S*H 4077th celebrates Boxing Day.
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The [[LongRunner long-running]] series ''[[{{Series/Mash}} M*A*S*H]]'' amassed 251[[note]]Counting 5 hour-long episodes and one feature-length episode as a single episode[[/note]]episodes in its eleven-year run, from 1972 to 1983[[note]]The first episode, "Pilot", aired on September 17, 1972 (filmed in December, 1971), and the finale aired February 28, 1983. ''MAD Magazine'' joked that the show took a two year war and stretched it out 11 years[[/note]].
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The [[LongRunner long-running]] series ''[[{{Series/Mash}} M*A*S*H]]'' amassed 251[[note]]Counting 5 hour-long episodes and one feature-length episode as a single episode[[/note]]episodes episode[[/note]] episodes in its eleven-year run, from 1972 to 1983[[note]]The first episode, "Pilot", aired on September 17, 1972 (filmed in December, 1971), and the finale aired February 28, 1983. ''MAD Magazine'' joked that the show took a two year war and stretched it out 11 years[[/note]].
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The [[LongRunner long-running]] series ''[[{{Series/Mash}} M*A*S*H]]'' amassed 251[[note]]Counting 5 hour-long episodes and one feature-length episode as a single episode[[/note]] episodes episode[[/note]]episodes in its eleven-year run, from 1972 to 1983[[note]]The first episode, "Pilot", aired on September 17, 1972 (filmed in December, 1971), and the finale aired February 28, 1983. ''MAD Magazine'' joked that the show took a two year war and stretched it out 11 years[[/note]].
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The [[LongRunner long-running]] series ''[[{{Series/Mash}} M*A*S*H]]'' amassed 251 251[[note]]Counting 5 hour-long episodes and one feature-length episode as a single episode[[/note]] episodes in its eleven-year run, from 1972 to 1983[[note]]The first episode, "Pilot", aired on September 17, 1972 (filmed in December, 1971), and the finale aired February 28, 1983. ''MAD Magazine'' joked that the show took a two year war and stretched it out 11 years[[/note]].
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# "[[Recap/MashS5E1BugOut Bug Out]]"[[note]]To "bug out" means to quickly evacuate during a dangerous situation.[[/note]]: A false rumor goes around that the 4077th is bugging out. Then they actually have to bug out.
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# "[[Recap/MashS5E1BugOut Bug Out]]"[[note]]To "bug out" means to quickly evacuate during a dangerous situation.[[/note]]: situation; One-hour episode[[/note]]: A false rumor goes around that the 4077th is bugging out. Then they actually have to bug out.
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# "[[Recap/MashS5E1538Across 38 Across]]": Hawkeye calls for help from a Navy surgeon...for a crossword puzzle.
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# "[[Recap/MashS5E1538Across 38 Across]]": Hawkeye calls for help from a Navy surgeon... for a crossword puzzle.CrosswordPuzzle.
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# "[[Recap/MashS11E14GiveAndTake Give and Take]]": Everyone tries to hand off being charity officer to everyone else.
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# "[[Recap/MashS11E14GiveAndTake Give and Take]]": Everyone tries to hand off being charity officer to everyone else.else while a private learns a hard truth about war.
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# "[[Recap/MashS6E11TheGrimReaper The Grim Reaper]]": Hawkeye has a beef against a general that turns war into statistics.
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# "[[Recap/MashS6E11TheGrimReaper The Grim Reaper]]": Hawkeye has a beef against a general Colonel that turns war into statistics.
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# "[[Recap/MashS10E17PromotionCommontion Promotion Commotion]]": Hawkeye, B.J., and Charles are on the promotion board, and the enlisted men suck up to them.
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# "[[Recap/MashS10E17PromotionCommontion "[[Recap/MashS10E17PromotionCommotion Promotion Commotion]]": Hawkeye, B.J., and Charles are on the promotion board, and the enlisted men suck up to them.
