M*A*S*H - Season Four (Collector's Edition)

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Memories to share with the next generation, 2008-07-12
It is great to share this landmark television program - its humor and insight into the effects of war - with my 11 year old son. He enjoys the pranks of Hawkeye and Trapper John, and now starting with this episode, B.J.

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timeless, 2008-01-13
MASH is one of those shows thats funny even if you were not yet born when the show was on the air. its just plain funny, even the more serious episodes when the show was in its later years were funny in their own way, MASH will never die.

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The Situation Drama, 2007-10-21
After three classic seasons, the anarchic spirit of "M*A*S*H" came to an abrupt halt with the 1975 departures of McLean Stevenson and Wayne Rogers. Instead of pulling the plug, producers Gene Reynolds and Larry Gelbart broke away from the original "M*A*S*H" concept by gradually turning Season Four into a situation drama with humorous touches. The change in tone created some problems. Gary Burghoff's Radar became an inconsistent childlike figure while Larry Linville's cartoonish Frank Burns wore out his welcome. Though Mike Farrell proved an affable partner in surgery, the strong rapport between Alan Alda's Hawkeye and Rogers' Trapper John was sorely missed. However, veteran actor Harry Morgan had the role of a lifetime as Col. Sherman T. Potter - an inspired replacement for Stevenson's Henry Blake. Regardless of its uneven quality, Season Four offered some memorable episodes: "Welcome to Korea," "Change of Command," "Dear Mildred," "Quo Vadis, Captain Chandler?" and writer-director Gelbart's groundbreaking swan song, "The Interview." Gelbart left "M*A*S*H" on a high note, but the series did not follow suit. The 4077th should have folded its tents at the end of Season Eight.

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MASH Fan's Review of season 4, 2007-09-24
Great if your a fan of the MASH tv series. Introduces two new characters in BJ Honeycutt and Colonel Potter. A must have for all MASH fans.

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Good product, 2007-09-06
I've been trying to get my husband all the seasons of Mash. This was a good place to get it!