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Robert Altman’s movie M*A*S*H (1970) was released in theaters 55 years ago today! The anti-war, dark comedy set in the Korean War did better than expected at the box office, and it spawned the television series, M*A*S*H, that aired for 11 seasons on CBS.

emmy award for the way david ogden stiers says 'thank you' here

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I feel like the line between what I post on this blog (sketches and doodles) and what I post on staticbluue (finished art and responses to asks) is getting thinner and thinner. Eventually I might just post all art on staticbluue idk.

different colors under the cut because I couldn't decide which I liked better 👇

Share your story of how you started watching M*A*S*H or your fondest memories with it. I‘ll go first.

One summer, my parents took me on a trip to stay at a farm. They had horses I could ride and cows I could help milk, along with adorable baby cows and rabbits. Every evening I walked over to the stalls and helped take care of the cows.

Once I came back I took a shower, sat down on the couch, my Dad heated up some soup and we watched M*A*S*H until I had to go to bed.

How about you?

quick hawkaye

As I lay in bed sick and dream of bred I'm not allowed to make cause I might cough on it, today on MASH quotes that hit me in feels:

This is from Charles Emerson Winchester III

Charles joined early in season six, replacing Major Burns, who was a stuck up, all American asshole. Major Burns served as a reoccurring "antagonist" or target for the shows pranks, and to some degree so did Charles. Unlike Burns, however, Charles proved himself to not only be a competent surgeon but to hold real character

There are a lot of things he's said which blend the line between heartwarming and saddening, when he is not busy being an elite snob, but the one that's really striking me into the feels is:

"My father was a good man, and he always wanted the best for me. But, where I have a father, you have a dad"

---Charles Emerson Winchester III, from an episode I could not find the name of in my quick search

Any any I'm gonna rewatch MASH

from robert frost, maple

"The loneliness of feeling unseen by others is as fundamental a pain as physical injury..."