All About M*A*S*H Since 1999
A new feature, Tristar Collectibles, is now available for your enjoyment. It focuses on Tristar International’s line of M*A*S*H toys — action figures, vehicles and a playbase — released in 1982. M*A*S*H fan and toy collector Peter Kurch both wrote the feature and took the time to photograph his own collection of Tristar items. I …
In light of the ratings for this past Sunday’s Super Bowl (43.1/65, 97.448 million viewers) I have updated my Goodbye, Farewell and Amen Ratings Analysis with additional numbers, including overnight Arbitron ratings for the final episode. I have also slightly expanded some sections of the article (it is now in sections for easy reading) and …
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Here we are at the end of another year, looking back at 365 days of events and happenings, a few of which relate to M*A*S*H. This year was the 35th anniversary of M*A*S*H premiering on CBS (1972-2007) and the 24th anniversary of the series finale (1983-2007). It was by and large a slow year, but …
I’ve added almost twenty My First M*A*S*H stories, adding a second page to hold them all. It is really quite interesting to read about how different fans of M*A*S*H were first introduced to the show. Also, another reference has been added to M*A*S*H References On Television.
I’ve made some minor updates to the M*A*S*H References On Television and M*A*S*H on Jeopardy! pages.
Welcome to the brand new M*A*S*H, Finest Kind website! Way back in 1999 when I started my very first M*A*S*H site, it was little more than a regurgitation of information readily available on the Internet (see the About page). There was an episode guide, a list of characters, Klinger’s stunts, Radar’s pets and all the …
Finest-Kind had a big year in 2003 but I’m planning on shutting down the site in August 2004.