Can you guess who wrote these letters on M*A*S*H?
Crack the code on letters to Dad, Mildred, Peggy, Sis and Uncle Abdul.
On M*A*S*H, every character had plenty going on back at home, and we learned a little bit more about their backstory through the letters they wrote throughout the show.
Think you can tell who's writing who when it comes to M*A*S*H's most memorable letters home?
See if you can read through the lines below.
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Which character on M*A*S*H do you think wrote: “Come to the mess tank with me, dad, and I’ll buy you a cup of coffee.”
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Which character on M*A*S*H do you think wrote: “See, uncle, it’s not wonder I never got a Section 8. There’s nothing special about me. Everybody here is crazy.”
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Which character on M*A*S*H do you think wrote: "Pierce and Hunnicutt were regaling each other with their version of wit, dirty laundry and nose hair. Constant exposure to these two cretins annoys me.”
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Which character on M*A*S*H do you think wrote: “It’s kind of funny being a civilian human again. There’s no one to give me orders, except mom, of course.”
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Which character on M*A*S*H do you think wrote: “Our biggest enemy is boredom. We don’t know what to do with ourselves. I’ve taken to writing obscene prescriptions and throwing them into the nurse’s tent.”
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Which character on M*A*S*H do you think wrote: “As for me, I’m still trying to get used to this outfit. It’s not easy. I’m the new kid on the block, and they’ve all got their own little ways.”
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Which character on M*A*S*H do you think wrote: “I realize, sis, that you’ll get this letter around Ash Wednesday, but here it’s the week before Christmas. It’s a time of anticipation and hope.”
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Which character on M*A*S*H do you think wrote: “Not 5 feet away from me, I see Trapper John McIntyre, cutting his toenails. He sells them to the tourists as war souvenirs.”
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Which character on M*A*S*H do you think wrote: “Yes, I do get very close to the people we treat. In fact, there are some patients I don’t think I’ll ever forget.”
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Which character on M*A*S*H do you think wrote: “I remember reading Justice Holmes. He said, ‘War is an organized bored.’"
Can you guess who wrote these letters on M*A*S*H?
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35 Comments
Who remembers the first time they saw mash? I do I was in a military hospital and all the old diggers used to watch it. That was 1981
Thanks for the day-brightener!
My roomies & I tell our friends we have a doctor's appointment @ the 4077 - lol!
My roomies & I tell our friends we have a doctor's appointment @ the 4077 - lol!
As much as I love Mash, I would really really love it if we could watch Mash episodes as if they were new. Like no cutting clips out so there is more commercials. from the pilot - season 11, episode 18. plus goodbye & farewell....... please?
You got 10 out of 10 -----------Congratulations, winner! ( That's definitely something to write home about!)
Hey MeTV! The "letter" regarding Trapper's toenails was a TAPE RECORDING! So Hawkeye didn't "write" it. Ferret Face!
9 out of 10.
The only one I got wrong was number 6.
I thought it was BJ, but obviously it was Col. Potter.
Thinking back, I realize that it WAS Col. Potter.
The only one I got wrong was number 6.
I thought it was BJ, but obviously it was Col. Potter.
Thinking back, I realize that it WAS Col. Potter.
You got 8 out of 10 --------------Congratulations, winner! (That's definitely something to write home about!)
If i'm not mistaken there was one with the psychiatrist Sydney Friedman called "Dear Sigmund"(as in Sigmund Freud)that I always thought was one of the better letter writing episodes.
Only one I missed was #6, and I knew someone who called himself the "new kid" wasn't going to be Frank Burns, but it could as easily been either Potter or B.J.