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026 – Col. Potter’s Middle Name

Voicemails! Rabbits! Lamborghinis! This episode has everything!  Plus, Jeff & Ryan discuss Sherman T. Potter’s middle name, McLean Stevenson’s famous cousin, Robert Alda’s filter preference, international love connections, and Ryan’s various encounters with the M*A*S*H cast. Plus, we’re only two episodes away from the infamous Episode 028! Ooooooh…

Listener Jamie Naragon’s M*A*S*H-inspired tattoo and 7th-grade costume.
Chester the Bunny watching “Hot Lips and Empty Arms”

M*A*S*H Notes

Alan Alda shares an update on his Parkinsons’ disease.

Learn more about Suzy Kalter’s The Complete Book of M*A*S*H.

Read the news story about Ryan’s lunch with Father Mulcahy.

If you want to buy a gift for Jeff, here’s a helpful guide.

Ryan Patrick with Jamie Farr, Mike Farrell, William Christopher, and a fella named Jeff.


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025 – Bonding Over M*A*S*H

Jeff & Ryan bond over another round of listeners’ burning questions. This episode’s topics include Ryan’s sinus infection, Henry Blake’s sweater, MASH novels, AfterMASH, tattoos, Prince Charles, and Radar as a St. Louis police officer?!?

Prince Charles shows off his inflating skills on the M*A*S*H set.

M*A*S*H Notes

Watch the AfterMASH pilot episode on YouTube.

Watch, if you dare, the pilot episode of W*A*L*T*E*R.

Purchase Henry Blake’s sweater from The Illini Shop.

Buy the original M*A*S*H novel by Richard Hooker.

Listener Rick Houston’s book, Go Flight! is available here.

Russell Meyer’s Awesome Tattoo

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024 – But Sir, the Angle…

Jeff & Ryan do their darndest to answer another round of awesome listener questions in this episode of MASH Matters. Topics include a (not-so) new MASH documentary, Mobil Oil TV commercials, listening to YouTube, Igor’s absence on movie night, and the dangers of bugling near a cannon. 

M*A*S*H Notes

The official website for The Real M*A*S*H documentary by Min Sook Lee.

Parade picks the Top 20 TV Shows of All Time. (Guess what made the list.)

These M*A*S*H quotes still hold up. 

Check out these incredible M*A*S*H illustrations by Chris Schweizer (and download the PDF for free).

Ronny Graham as Mobile Oil’s “Mr. Dirt”


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023 – Our First Anniversary

Jeff and Ryan commemorate their first year of podcasting by answering another round of listener questions. Is M*A*S*H sexist? Was Igor promoted? Will Brad Pitt play Col. Flagg in the M*A*S*H reboot? We answer these questions AND play our first-ever international voicemail. Plus, cake! 

M*A*S*H Notes

Alan Alda on how M*A*S*H changed his life [VIDEO]

Ten M*A*S*H jokes that haven’t aged well.

A look back at the Smithsonian’s M*A*SH exhibit.

What was the first podcast?

Listener Phil Sheridan sent in this photo of his birthday cake. 
Did you have a M*A*S*H themed birthday? Send us your pics!

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022 – Mail Call

Jeff & Ryan dig into the MASH Matters mailbag to answer another big batch of listener questions. Topics include feedback from Mike Farrell interview, what Edward Winter (Col. Flagg) was really like, the M*A*S*H-themed restaurant that never was, and the wonderful world of Klinger cosplay. 

The M*A*S*H Restaurant

Special thanks to Laura Olivieri and members of the “M*A*S*H …. ( MASH ) The greatest TV show ever!” Facebook group.

M*A*S*H Notes

David Ogden Stiers on the Mary Tyler Moore show. (D.O.S enters at the 6:00 mark.)

Edward Winter (Col. Flagg) in a 1974 commercial… along with fellow future-M*A*S*H guest-star Joan Van Ark.

The best of Paul Lynde from Hollywood Squares.

Have you seen the video of Alan Alda tap dancing with his granddaughter?

Klinger Cosplay by Eric Engler

Thanks, Eric, for sharing your photos. Congrats on your well-deserved award!


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