History ReferencedBy / MASH

* ''Series/{{Castle}}'': In the episode "Cops & Robbers", a group of bank robbers who rob a bank (that Castle and Martha happen to be in) use the names of fictional TV doctors as aliases, including Trapper John.

** In "A Hero Sits Next Door", Peter complains that [[SeasonalRot the show went downhill]] once Alan Alda started directing.
** In "Fifteen Minutes of Shame", when the Griffins get their own reality show, the producers come up with a way to [[ActorLeavesCharacterDies write Meg out of it]]. The ensuing cutaway shows Brian (as Radar) announcing that Meg's plane had been shot down over the Sea of Japan. Stewie then enters in drag (as Klinger) asking "Who do I have to see about a Section 8?".
** In "The Thin White Line", Peter calls a rehab nurse "Hot Lips".
** In "Breaking Out is Hard to Do", Joe chases the Griffins in a military chopper, and his Asian co-pilot says he always pretends he's shooting at Alan Alda and Jamie Farr.
** ''WesternAnimation/StewieGriffinTheUntoldStory'':

** In [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuyPresentsLaughItUpFuzzball "It's a Trap"]], the opening caption reads "A long time ago, after ''M*A*S*H'' but before ''Series/AfterMASH''..."
** In "Killer Queen", Peter tells a story in which he saw a guy eating fried chicken on the bus and swiped some of it before tearfully revealing it was actually a baby.
** In "Family Guy Through the Years", a frame from ''M*A*S*H'' can be seen in the background during Peter's introduction.

** In a flashback from "Lisa's First Word", Marge asks her girlfriends how they liked the final episode of ''M*A*S*H''.
** In "Brother from the Same Planet", Dr. Hibbert gives Lisa a ''M*A*S*H'' coloring book to pass the time with while her eardrops sink in.
** In "Bart of Darkness", an intense heatwave causes the statues at the Springfield Wax Museum to melt, and Principal Skinner complains "I'm up to my knees in the original cast of ''M*A*S*H''!".
** In "The Simpsons Spin-Off Showcase", Troy [=McClure=] mentions that he was on the TV spin-off ''[[Series/AfterMASH After]]Series/{{Mannix}}''.
** In "Half-Decent Proposal", the scene where Artie Ziff takes Marge via helicopter to spend the weekend with him parodies the ending to final episode, with Homer spelling out "KEEP YOUR CLOTHES ON" in white rocks.
** In "Whiskey Business", Moe calls a suicide hotline, and "Suicide is Painless" plays on the phone when he's put on hold.
** In "The Yellow Badge of Cowardage", in a parody of the ''M*A*S*H'' opening sequence, Dr. Hibbert loads a kid with brain-freeze onto what appears to be a medic chopper, but turns out to be a carnival ride.
** In "E My Sports", a solo piano version of "Suicide is Painless" plays when a riot breaks out at the ''Conflict of Enemies'' championship and the riot police are called in.

** In "Fifteen Minutes of Shame", when the Griffins get their own reality show, the producers come up with a way to [ActorLeavesCharacterDies write Meg out of it]]. The ensuing cutaway shows Brian (as Radar) announcing that Meg's plane had been shot down over the Sea of Japan. Stewie then enters in drag (as Klinger) asking "Who do I have to see about a Section 8?".

** In "Fifteen Minutes of Shame", when the Griffins get their own reality show, the producers come up with a way to [[McLeaned write Meg out of it]]. The ensuing cutaway shows Brian (as Radar) announcing that Meg's plane had been shot down over the Sea of Japan. Stewie then enters in drag (as Klinger) asking "Who do I have to see about a Section 8?".

* At the end of the Loretta Swit episode of ''Series/TheMuppetShow'', in which she took over Miss Piggy's roles in "Veterinarian's Hospital" and "Pigs in Space", Piggy appears dressed as Majot Houlihan.

* At the end of the Loretta Swift episode of ''Series/TheMuppetShow'', in which she took over Miss Piggy's roles in "Veterinarian's Hospital" and "Pigs in Space", Piggy appears dressed as Majot Houlihan.