Comments on: M*A*S*H at the Smithsonian http://www.mash4077tv.com Wed, 08 Feb 2012 15:36:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Wayne Wright http://www.mash4077tv.com/articles/smithsonian/#comment-35534 Wayne Wright Thu, 19 Jan 2012 06:18:15 +0000 http://www.finest-kind.net/?page_id=1209#comment-35534 Words cannot say how absolutely fututionedic this is. I have been rendered gratifyingly awardinsprialif by this amazing post! Words cannot say how absolutely fututionedic this is. I have been rendered gratifyingly awardinsprialif by this amazing post!

]]> By: violet http://www.mash4077tv.com/articles/smithsonian/#comment-81 violet Fri, 11 Mar 2011 19:05:32 +0000 http://www.finest-kind.net/?page_id=1209#comment-81 M*A*SH* is also on TV Land. Check it out. M*A*SH* is also on TV Land. Check it out.

]]> By: Mark http://www.mash4077tv.com/articles/smithsonian/#comment-80 Mark Fri, 03 Dec 2010 11:49:44 +0000 http://www.finest-kind.net/?page_id=1209#comment-80 I was lucky enough to see the exhibit at the Smithsonian shortly after it opened. I still have the 'Binding Up the Wounds" booklet. The Swamp and O.R. were behind plexiglass, but at one corner of the Swamp, there was a slight gap, through which I was able to touch the corner of the tent. As someone far in the future once observed, tactile contact alters our perception of historical objects. It is still something of a thrill to watch the episodes and be able to say that I at least touched the Swamp. I have also been to the outdoor filming site in California. Well worth the hike. I was lucky enough to see the exhibit at the Smithsonian shortly after it opened. I still have the ‘Binding Up the Wounds” booklet. The Swamp and O.R. were behind plexiglass, but at one corner of the Swamp, there was a slight gap, through which I was able to touch the corner of the tent. As someone far in the future once observed, tactile contact alters our perception of historical objects. It is still something of a thrill to watch the episodes and be able to say that I at least touched the Swamp. I have also been to the outdoor filming site in California. Well worth the hike.

]]> By: Radar's #1 Fan http://www.mash4077tv.com/articles/smithsonian/#comment-79 Radar's #1 Fan Mon, 23 Aug 2010 20:37:18 +0000 http://www.finest-kind.net/?page_id=1209#comment-79 SWEET!!!! thats stupid that they closed it...i love mash...i try to watch it every day but i can now that the stupid HALLMARK CHANNEL TOOK IT OFF YET AGAIN!!!!!!! buuuut, its still an awesome show SWEET!!!! thats stupid that they closed it…i love mash…i try to watch it every day but i can now that the stupid HALLMARK CHANNEL TOOK IT OFF YET AGAIN!!!!!!!

buuuut, its still an awesome show

]]> By: Eric http://www.mash4077tv.com/articles/smithsonian/#comment-78 Eric Thu, 10 Jun 2010 03:47:33 +0000 http://www.finest-kind.net/?page_id=1209#comment-78 "Available as souvenirs were a special booklet, a poster, hats, t-shirts, patches and more." I wish I had been able to see this exhibit (of course, I was not born yet!) and one thing sold was pieces of the set. I purchased a piece Rosie's Bar/Supply Room a few years ago. They are nearly impossible to find and tend to sell for around $50 - $100. They originally cost....ready....$0.49. I have the exhibit booklet as well and it has a great map of the camp! “Available as souvenirs were a special booklet, a poster, hats, t-shirts, patches and more.”

I wish I had been able to see this exhibit (of course, I was not born yet!) and one thing sold was pieces of the set. I purchased a piece Rosie’s Bar/Supply Room a few years ago. They are nearly impossible to find and tend to sell for around $50 – $100. They originally cost….ready….$0.49. I have the exhibit booklet as well and it has a great map of the camp!

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