M*A*S*H: The Comedy That Changed Television

2024

Action / Talk-Show

Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 83%
IMDb Rating 8.3/10 10 427 427

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Plot summary

Join the individuals who made M*A*S*H as they celebrate one of the most beloved, enduringly popular, often quoted and influential comedies ever created.

Top cast

Alan Alda as Self
John Ritter as Pvt. Carter
James T. Callahan as Tommy Gillis
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823.13 MB
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English 2.0
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23.976 fps
1 hr 29 min
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English 2.0
NR
Subtitles us  
23.976 fps
1 hr 29 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by Hollibird 10 / 10

Best Television show of all time. This was

Best Television show of all time. This was a great tribute.
Reviewed by Melissa H 10 / 10

What a glorious retelling of the magic that

What a glorious retelling of the magic that was MASH. This show not only highlighted the characters, but also the actors and the writers and creators that made MASH so different from other television. If you are a MASH fan, this is a must see.
Reviewed by Kevin L 7 / 10

Yeah, didn't they already make one of these

Yeah, didn't they already make one of these years ago? The Stevenson and Rogers footage of them talking with regret about leaving the show, or their dubious mindset at the time, must've come from some doc or the like. Or maybe some source like "Entertainment Tonight". I've seen some of these segments/inteviews before. Overall, pretty insightful and thorough review of the show and its significance for television and entertainment culture. It was clearly a series full of a very warm, loving cast. Writing, directing, producing and acting were all such quality at its best. I was indifferent to Col. Potter (Morgan was way more entertaining as the loony general he played in an earlier season). I became annoyed and bored w/ BJ and his letters from Peg (and his acting- more smarmy than funny). And I rather loathed Charles Emerson Winchester, III. So to be honest, I skipped through much of those segments. Burghoff is great in reflecting on specific key moments but also on what worked well and what didn't, and how organic it all became. Good insight as well from Reynolds, Gelbart, and Metcalfe. The editing was done well, leaving us with points and stories that concentrate on what made the show unique and highly rated more than talk about grievances, money issues, technical snags, etc. For those younger viewers not so familiar with the show, or older fans who haven't seen some of the older interview footage here, this is a very fine introduction or reflective overview of the series. 3.6 stars as a doc that is all new to the viewer. 3.3 stars if you've seen some of this material/content before.
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