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M*A*S*H Final Episode—28 February 1983

The final episode of the television series M*A*S*H aired on 28 February 1983. The record-breaking episode is described as follows in Wikipedia

Here are some M*A*S*H related questions to operate on.

1. The only character to be played by the same actor in both the 1970 film and television series was…
   • Hot Lips Houlihan
   • Radar O’Reilly
   • Trapper John McIntyre

   

2. The 11 series of M*A*S*H aired from 1972 to 1983 and depicted life in a military hospital during the Korean War. How many years did the Korean War last?
   • Three
   • Seven
   • Eleven
3. Alan Alda played Hawkeye Pierce, what was his character’s full name?
   • Alexander Hamilton Pierce
   • Benjamin Franklin Pierce
   • George Washington Pierce
4. In the context of the novel, film and TV series what four words do these letters M*A*S*H represent?
   • Major Aid Station (with) Helipad
   • Military Advanced Support Helicopter
   • Mobile Army Surgical Hospital
5. Corporal Maxwell Klinger was often seen wearing women’s clothing in an attempt to get a psychiatric discharge from the Army. Who was the actor in this role?
   • Jamie Farr
   • Larry Linville
   • Gary Burghoff
6. M*A*S*H was about life in what specific MASH unit?
   • 1066th
   • 4077th
   • 7088th
7. Who was the US Army Chaplain assigned to this MASH unit?
   • Father Matthew Muelken
   • Father John Mulcahy
   • Father Patrick Mulholland
8. What was the name for the music often described as the Theme from M*A*S*H?
   • None Like it Hot
   • A War for all Seasons
   • Suicide is Painless 
9. Who wrote the novel MASH which spawned the film and television series?
   • Raymond Harlot
   • Richard Hooker
   • Roger Hustler 
10. Complete the title of the final M*A*S*H episode Goodbye, Farewell and ___.
    • Adieu
    • Adios
    • Amen

The answers will be posted later today.