The November 15th, 2020 episode of The Simpsons on FOX featured a blink-and-you-missed-it reference to M*A*S*H.
M*A*S*H Reference on Scream Queens
Last night’s episode of Scream Queens on FOX featured a M*A*S*H reference in a scene with Emma Roberts and John Stamos.
M*A*S*H Reference on Hulu’s 11.22.63
An episode of Hulu’s original drama 11.22.63 contains a reference to M*A*S*H.
M*A*S*H Reference on The Simpsons
There was a M*A*S*H reference — complete with theme song — on the season finale of The Simpsons.
M*A*S*H Reference in New Arrested Development Episode
There’s a reference to M*A*S*H in one of the new episodes of Arrested Development currently streaming on Netflix. The episodes debuted on May 26th and the reference can be found in the 13th (“It Gets Better”) but to keep from spoiling anyone who might want to stumble upon it themselves, I won’t ruin the surprise …
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More M*A*S*H References on Television
I am way behind on updating my M*A*S*H References on Television page. Here are four references from the past few months: Happy Endings (ABC; 2011-Present) During the February 22nd, 2012 episode, “The Butterfly Effect Effect,” Alex (played by Elisha Cuthbert) is overly excited about having a sleepover: “Yes! A slumber party. We’ll order pizza, have …
M*A*S*H Reference on Last Night’s Castle
There was a M*A*S*H reference on last night’s episode of Castle on ABC, which involved a bank robbery. The robbers were using code names, each of them being called Doctor [Something] and one went by Trapper John. Here’s the pertinent exchange: Detective Kate Beckett: “So what’s your name?” Bank Robber: “You can call me Trapper …
Recent M*A*S*H References on TV
Sunday night’s hour-long episode of Family Guy (titled “It’s a Trap!”) was a parody of Star Wars: Episode VI: Return of the Jedi. Although it had its broadcast premiere on Sunday, it was released on DVD in December of 2010. At the start of the episode, in place of the famous “A long, long time …