Alan Alda’s least favorite episode of MASH comes from season 1, and its quality underlines why the classic sitcom came so close to being canceled.

Alan Alda’s least favorite episode of MASH comes from season 1, and its quality underlines why the classic sitcom came so close to being canceled.

MASH featured a large cast of characters across its 11 seasons, but there’s one recurring character whose face was never actually shown.

MASH’s depiction of the Korean War has some issues, but its most inaccurate detail is almost impossible to get past now because of 1 key TV trend.

One controversial MASH episode suggests fan favorite B.J. Hunnicut was unfaithful to his loyal wife Peg, but is this actually the case?

One of MASH’s most creative episodes came in season 8, and “Life Time” may have inspired the biggest TV thriller series from the 2000s.

MASH’s pilot episode introduced the first love interest of Hawkeye, but her swift disappearance highlights a problem the show had in its early years.

While MASH had plenty of cast changes throughout its long run, there’s a clear hierarchy of the most charismatic characters across the show.