As the Summer of Me rolls along, we are proud to present another special event, "M*A*S*H Milestones." All this week, during M*A*S*H's normal time slot at 7PM | 6C, tune in for ten of the most hilarious, heart-wrenching, award-winning episodes of this classic dramedy. For newcomers, it's the perfect introduction into the show. For fans, it's a reminder why you keep coming back to the 4077th.

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MeTV presents "M*A*S*H Milestones," July 24–28

Elsewhere, our Summer of Love sails onward, delivering a 90-minute Love Boat special and rare airing of Love, American Style on Sunday beginning at 5PM | 4C. Let's look at some other highlights.

M*A*S*H "O.R."
Monday 24 at 7:30PM | 6:30C

It's impossible to go wrong with any of the ten episodes selected for our "M*A*S*H Milestones," but this tense episode, set entirely within the operating tent, proves that characters, writing and acting are all a show truly needs to succeed.

The Andy Griffith Show "Barney and the Governor"
Tuesday 25 at 8PM | 7C

Barney Fife is a man of principle. Which sometimes lands him in hot water. In this memorable early episode, Deputy Fife slaps a parking ticket on a black car belonging to the Governor of North Carolina. Keep an eye out for Ron Howard's dad as the driver.

Bonanza "Enter Mark Twain"
Thursday 27 at 2PM | 1C

Sam Clemens, a.k.a. Mark Twain, played by Howard Duff, arrives in Virginia City and takes up a job as a reporter at the Territorial Enterprise. In order to sell newspapers, Clemens creates a fantastic story about a monster roaming the Ponderosa. Twain would show up a couple times on Bonanza, later portrayed by Ken Howard.

Maverick "Shady Deal at Sunny Acres"
Saturday 29 at 10AM | 9C

James Garner dazzles in one of the greatest single hours of 1950s television. A banker has stolen $15,000 from Bret, who seemingly has little recourse in reclaiming his money. So, Maverick kicks back and whittles on a porch on Main Street, day after day, telling passers-by that he's thinking on a plan. Of course, meanwhile, the heist is on. Efrem Zimbalist, Jr., Leo Gordon and Richard Long shine as guest stars. If you love James Garner, Westerns or heist films, you need to see this gem.

The Outer Limits "Don't Open Until Doomday"
Saturday 29 at 2AM | 1C

With an alien that looks like a quivering one-eyed spleen, this episode sticks in the memory. Eloping lovers meet an old woman in a strange house who's still despairing over the loss of her fiancé on their wedding day many years before. There, they make a startling discovery. Silver screen star of the 1930s Miriam Hopkins sinks her teeth into the lead role, giving a vampy performance worthy of Sunset Blvd. or What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?