History Series / CatchTwentyTwo

* AmbiguouslyBrown: Yossarian is described as Assyrian in the book. It's never addressed in the series, and he is noticeably darker than his fellow airmen. The actor is of Italian and Portuguese descent.

* TestesTest: Yossarian takes a piece of shrapnel across his scrotum when he's shot down flying with Orr. When he's being patched up later by a village doctor who doesn't speak English, he ends up using knickknacks from the end table to ask the doc through pantomime if both his testicles are still intact. [[spoiler:He and Daneeka later try to use the (healed) injury as a reason Yossarian should be medically discharged, only for Scheissekopf to order Yossarian to drop his pants and personally check whether his genitals are intact.]]
* ThirdPartyDealBreaker: Yossarian manages to {{blackmail}} Colonel Cathcart into agreeing to let him rotate home to the States [[spoiler:in exchange for [[EveryManHasHisPrice keeping mum about Aarfy raping and murdering a woman in Rome]]]], only for General Scheissekopf to override Cathcart his first day on base in petty vengeance for Yo-Yo cuckolding him at the start of the series. (In the book he never found out about the affair.)

* TestesTest: Yossarian takes a piece of shrapnel across his scrotum when he's shot down flying with Orr. When he's being patched up later by a village doctor who doesn't speak English, he ends up using knickknacks from the end table to ask the doc through pantomime if both his testicles are still intact.

* AdaptedOut: Much of the supporting cast, given the novel's LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters. Some of the notable cuts to the cast include Hungry Joe, Chief White Halfoat, General Peckem, Ex-P.F.C. Wintergreen, and Appleby.

** "Scheisskopf" literally means "shithead", and he's the most odious character in the series.

** "Scheisskopf" literally means "shithead," and he's the most odious character in the series.

''Catch-22'' is a six-episode miniseries adaptation of the [[Literature/Catch22 novel of the same name]] that premiered on Creator/{{Hulu}} in 2019. The series was written by Luke Davies and David Michôd, and features Creator/GeorgeClooney as an actor, executive producer and director. The series stars Christopher Abbott as Yossarian, leading an ensemble cast.

* AdaptationalLateAppearance: General Dreedle (played by Peter Guinness) only appears at the end of the very last episode.

** DownplayedTrope: While John Yossarian is still the lead character's name, he's almost exclusively referred to as "Yo-Yo." He was referred to as such late in the book by some NewMeat that had moved into his tent, but disliked the nickname.

** DownplayedTrope: While John Yossarian is still the lead character's name, he's almost exclusively referred to as "Yo-Yo."

* AdaptationalKarma: Inverted: Milo Minderbinder (played in the miniseries by Daniel David Stewart) never suffers any setbacks in his running of the syndicate, while in the novel he starts having problems later in the story, such as buying too many cotton balls and desperately trying to pass them off as candy by dipping them in chocolate.