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Did these historical events take place before or after the final episode of M*A*S*H?
How one song convinced Larry Gelbart to adapt M*A*S*H into a television series
Jamie Farr was sad when the time came to say goodbye to his M*A*S*H family
M*A*S*H producer Larry Gelbart said that Alan Alda was key to gaining an audience's loyalty
Mutual respect between cast and crew was what the foundation of M*A*S*H was built on
CBS was worried that ''too much blood'' on M*A*S*H would frighten an audience off
Here's why it was important that certain episodes of M*A*S*H had an unhappy ending
Larry Gelbart said that M*A*S*H finally found its footing in this season one episode
Gene Reynolds and Larry Gelbart worked hard to ensure the M*A*S*H television series remained faithful to the film
Alan Alda on M*A*S*H creator Larry Gelbart
Mike Farrell was proud of the effect M*A*S*H had on the lives of viewers everywhere
M*A*S*H's Loretta Swit said that being ''different'' can be special
Gary Burghoff said that he didn't actually like being a celebrity
How Jamie Farr earned the M*A*S*H promotion of a lifetime
William Christopher avoided jokes about religion as much as he could
Loretta Swit called her M*A*S*H co-stars ''my guys'' behind the scenes
Loretta Swit acknowledged that Margaret Houlihan could be ''obnoxious'' at times
Alan Alda said that the longer M*A*S*H went on, the more difficult it became
Did this film come out before or after its television counterpart?
Alan Alda worked hard to separate his personal life from his professional work
Here's what Mike Farrell thought of Alan Alda when they first met
Jamie Farr wore his real Army dog tags while shooting M*A*S*H
Larry Linville was scolded on the streets by M*A*S*H fans
How well do you know these sports episodes of M*A*S*H?
David Ogden Stiers found that Shakespeare helped his performance on M*A*S*H
In addition to acting, Mike Farrell was also a restaurant owner
Jamie Farr wanted M*A*S*H fans to accept him with or without the dress
For the M*A*S*H cast, working 12 hours a day brought them closer together
Loretta Swit knew the importance of her M*A*S*H character
Harry Morgan on the difference between acting on stage versus acting in television
Are these true fun facts about Alan Alda or Jamie Farr?
Mike Farrell on the difference between B.J. Hunnicutt and himself
Is this a M*A*S*H character or a person who signed the Declaration of Independence?
This M*A*S*H episode came as a surprise for fans watching
Was this quote said by Hawkeye on M*A*S*H or Bugs Bunny?
8 things you never knew about the great Harry Morgan
Mike Farrell was already a fan of M*A*S*H before he joined the cast as B.J. Hunnicutt
When Jamie Farr wasn't acting on M*A*S*H he was developing a nightclub routine
Harry Morgan actually owned the horse that Colonel Potter cherishes on M*A*S*H
Mike Farrell had trouble saying goodbye to his friend Alan Alda at the end of M*A*S*H
Harry Morgan explained why AfterMASH failed
Harry Morgan was considered a father figure on the set of M*A*S*H
Alan Alda used his experience from the military while playing the role of Hawkeye
David Ogden Stiers was hungry for acting opportunities while on hiatus from M*A*S*H
David Ogden Stiers said that he was often approached by doctors who assumed he had a medical background
By the 1990s, Jamie Farr was convinced that television had lost its charm
Jamie Farr on the ''pendulum'' of success
You can thank Larry Linville for one of the most memorable M*A*S*H episodes
Which half of these TV duos is your favorite?
Wayne Rogers explained why he saw so much of himself in Trapper John
M*A*S*H’s Loretta Swit kept her real name to make a point
Harry Morgan said that playing Colonel Potter in M*A*S*H made him a better person
Alan Alda didn’t agree with how the media characterized him
Can you guess which M*A*S*H character fits in these episode titles?
Gary Burghoff's departure meant fewer dresses for Klinger
McLean Stevenson defended Loretta Swit from a producer at the M*A*S*H rehearsal table
Klinger's dresses on M*A*S*H almost became a new trend
Mike Farrell said his shyness almost ruined his chances of becoming a TV star
When Larry Linville wasn't filming M*A*S*H, he was pursuing a high-flying hobby
Larry Linville revealed his feelings about Alan Alda