Best ending in the history of endings... subtle yet powerful. ❤❤

They would be dead by now 70 years after the war. One if them would die from dementia. And not remember any of it. Those piled rocks still there.

What this show did better than any before it and maybe even since, was it made us love every character. Trapper John leaves, BJ Hunicutt comes in and while different, is equally magnificent. Same with Blake and Potter. And Frank and Charles. They all fit so perfectly and the show didn't drop off at all as the cast evolved. And they did comedy and reality with such accuracy. The episode and scene where Colonel Blake leaves and is subsequently killed when his chopper was shot down was just mesmerizingly good. It's a scene I could watch right now and still be moved by it.

I remember after a number of years of seeing mash every Monday evening, seeing that specific episode and it tore my heart strings. There were so involved in what they did and yet they brought the watching public into everything. Shows like that are rare, but we were blessed to be able to watch M*A*S*H for years.

Feb 28th 1983 was a sad day for this then - 15 year old... Sum of the references were before my time, but i FELL in love with the PURE COMEDY GENIUS of MASH😋

I watched MASH all of the time with my parents when I was growing up growing up. I think the whole Country watched this finale the night it was on. I still watch MASH reruns every night. Great actors especially Alan Alda!

Love

Sadly there were 2 truths here, one we never left Korea and two MASH left us

To this day the MASH finale is still the most watched series finale ever.

Still one of the best shows ever on tv.

I away wonder where bj went

That's a true friend forever

BJ said he left him a note. WHERE? He was leaving so WTH?

Was that an old Indian Scout? Don't give a darn about the lib actors.

Beej almost high sided and ate the big one

BEEN THERE DONE THAT 😢

The greatest series of all time.

God Bless all of our troops and thank you for serving our country.

Once the original cast members left, it turned into a liberal shit show.

I definitely had many emotions during MASH ESPECIALLY THE LAST EPISODE. GOOD BYE SO LONG FAREWELL ❤️

41 years ago this landmark episode

Most watched episode in history of television

Shows like this will never happen again. People had changed so much. They have forgotten compassion. They have forgotten what it’s like to be loyal to someone to be caring to be gentle to be kind. We are all wrapped up in phones wrapped up in technology. There is no human contact anymore. Human contact is what makes us human. You take that element away and you put us on a phone and then there is no contact. There is no interaction. There is no mercy no grace, no kindness. There is no love. There is no caring. It’s all impersonal people don’t see it. They just go along with it.

How I would have ended it: BJ: "Benjamin James" Hawkeye: "Huh?" BJ: "BJ stands for Benjamin James" Hawkeye (smiling): "We have the same name." BJ: "I'm gonna miss you."

❤ wish they would show the last episode / movie

The 4077 were the last 4 numbers of my dads social security number and my dad was a pilot stationed in the UK in WWII, funny we my dad ever saw any of the royalties from the sitcom?

Loved that show.

STILL WATCHING THE RE RUNS On MeTV

I was a MASH fan but I didn't like the legendary "Farewell.." episode. It was too dark for me. No matter how much they cherished their fellow characters, Getting out of a war zone and going home needed a more joyous treatment.

One of my favorite shows. If i went to school to be a Dr. I would have been a trauma Dr.

In those days CBS had it locked up, MASH, All in the family, Gun Smoke, The Wild, Wild West.

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One of my favorites from childhood.

SORRY GUYS SEE YA!

And then, there were two... 😢

Just watched the final again, sobbed again. This series was superb, heart wrenching, funny, such a brilliant diverse cast. Phenomenal and I know I’ll watch it all again 💜

The legacy of this iconic series will be in making future audiences laugh, cry, and ponder, as Shakespeare did hundreds of years ago on the stage. The M*A*S*H scripts not only entertained us via humour, they educated and invited us to reflect on what it is to be human, even in extremely difficult circumstances as an army medical unit doing it's best to cope with the horrors of war, it's futility and the inevitable waste of lives on both sides of the battlefield. M*A*S*H remains a masterpiece of production bejewelled with a fine cast.

Between the finales of The Fugitive, M.A.S.H., Dallas, Cheers and Seinfeld, M.A.S.H was the hardest to say good bye to..

One day we're kids running in the yard hearing this in the background and boom your 45 and scared of life and growing old alone.

Line scrimmage matter opinion stay tuned alive get this letter king and I

Almost ate shit biking down that hill.

I cried 😢so hard they became brothers

No social media, no nation-wide long distance plans and no chatrooms back then. When people left their friends, they knew in all probability that they'd never see them again. Very sad.

Whatever happened to BJ's old Indian Scout?

Brotherhood bonding

Overrated.

I miss Cathie , Hugh and Sue , we were the “ friends of MASH “ and always watched the show together , they’re gone now too

there episodes of MASH that no one knows I like and never will they strike a chord deep down inside .