M A S H
First broadcast from 20040827 to 20041008.
Before the television series there was a movie, and before the movie there was a novel. This is that novel: M.A.S.H. by Richard Hooker, read by Tim Flavin.
Richard Hooker's black comedy set in a mobile army surgical hospital in the Korean War.
7 episodes
| First Broadcast | Repeated | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 20040827 | 20060811 | |
| 20040903 | 20060818 | 2/6. Tim Flavin reads a six-part adaptation of Richard Hooker's biting black comedy set in a mobile army surgical hospital in the Korean War. |
| 20040910 | 20060825 | Captain Waldowski decides to commit suicide and 'Hotlips' Houlihan arrives for duty. 3/6. Tim Flavin reads a six-part adaptation of Richard Hooker's black comedy set in a mobile army surgical hospital in the Korean War. In this episode Major Margaret Houlihan arrives. |
| 20040917 | 20060825 | Captain Waldowski decides to commit suicide and 'Hotlips' Houlihan arrives for duty. 3/6. Tim Flavin reads a six-part adaptation of Richard Hooker's black comedy set in a mobile army surgical hospital in the Korean War. In this episode Major Margaret Houlihan arrives. |
| 20040924 | 20060908 | The members of the 4077th are pushed to their limits. |
| 20041001 | 20060915 | With Colonel Blake in Tokyo, Hawkeye and Trapper John take advantage of his replacement. Colonel Blake is seconded to Tokyo. |
| 20041008 | 20060922 | Colonel Blake assigns Duke and Hawkeye to train two new surgeons. |