Back in the early ’70s, MAS*H arrived on American television as a dark‑humored take on wartime life — a combo of laughs, heartbreak, and raw humanity. Day after day, audiences connected with its quirky cast of doctors and nurses stationed at a mobile army surgical hospital.
By the time the show wrapped after 11 seasons, loyalties ran deep.
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