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The great John Anderson, RIP.

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I just watched the Star Trek Next Gen episode with the General as an immortal alien

Both men have to detach from the lives they can't save in order to perform their duty to the best of their ability.

If those men don't get the Ammo..

Why don’t they make great TV shows like this anymore? Why is all of the stuff today so void of humanity?

He’s just saying please respect the septic system.

It's the best tv series ever. This scene is one of many outstanding scenes

He wanted his father's love and approval. That's all we ever want. And as much as we need to grieve... We have our private time. Right now, time to get back to work.

"To every man's son..." Huzzah.

My Dad served in Korea he sometimes, will tell us the horror of it, maybe it was therapy for him, but for me it was me n my dad talking!!! WAR is NOT PRETTY NOT Glorified!! I lost my cousin in Vietnam, NOT the news you EVER want to receive, he DIED in battled!!!

John Anderson! I tell you what, M*A*S*H is just spilling over with Twilight Zone alumni!

MASH was the best tv show of all time.

John Anderson, who played the General, just didn't seem age. He was on several episodes of Perry Mason and many other shows of the 1950's, here on MASH in the 1970's and was on one of the best episodes of Star Trek The Next Generation in the 90's and he was always excellent in any role he played.

I think it’s more about his hatred at the war and the insanity

MASH is timeless. The writer's words acted out by a superlative cast carry the heavy weight of drama and the clever comedy to lighten the load.

A brilliant scene…fantastic performance

This would all be called "Woke" now.

To every father’s son.

I like how the last line of the scene was "I don't have any choice!" like he's sending other children to die immediately after losing his, because despite being a general he's still trapped in the machine.

Very good acting by the guy playing the General.....One of the Great episodes from one of the Greatest shows in the history of Tv.............

"One of"? ... "The" - in my opinion.

This was the point when Mash was just depressing.

I followed John Anderson all his career, this M.A.S.H.was my favorite.!

John Anderson was a lovely actor. He put such heart into all his performances. I especially liked him as the angel Gabriel in Passage for Trumpet, and the Douwd in Star Trek TNG.

A show I watched with my father. A Korean War veteran. A great show to share with those loved.

General George Patton noted that every commander has to send a certain number of men to their deaths every day. He said, "Some of them are his personal friends; all of them are his personal responsibility. Any man with a heart would like to sit down and bawl like a baby, but he can't, so he sticks out his jaw and swaggers and swears."

This show is something that EVERYONE needs to see

This damn show was a sitcom until it turned into a soap opera.

Isn't the General a Douwd? He can bring his son back to life and end the war.

MASH.... just..... MASH.

Any one who served in any war can relate to this show.I know the feeling .

What a funny scene. It's always easier to do drama than comedy. This show stopped being funny after Maclaine Stevenson left.

Had to believe the writers had John Anderson in mind when they conceived this script. He was perfection.

This hits harder when you're on the toilet

Thanks hank! But I’m curious do I flush the toilet paper even though it didn’t come from me?

I am ready to avoid clogging toilets! Thanks for the great advice Hank!

Anti-war hypocrites sceam give peace a chance etc etc first of you need to talk to the aggressors. None of you went to north korea to say that or north vietnam why dont you go to russis and say that 1:06

Love mash love hawkeye😊

It doesn't take much to know war is to be avoided. This show just confirmed reality.

MASH was one of the most poignant comedy dramas on TV in the 70s. Few shows or movies are able to evoke tears of laughter and sadness the way this show can. It allowed its characters to be multifaceted, as people are. I need to watch Saving Private Ryan now. ;)

This was something that I liked about mash. It was comical. It was fun to watch. It was entertaining but it brought reality in an exposed. The whores of war just as much as you could. A lot of people, lot of men, lot of people died in Korea and a lot of ways it could have been avoided but the people to avoid it are the ones who started it

This show during the Henry Blake episodes were enjoyable but unrealistically silly to borderline stupid sometimes. Especially portraying the high brass officers as incompetent buffoons. I liked the Sherman Potter/Winchester episodes the best. Potter himself and this particular scene illustrates a bit more realism I believe. I still watch it almost every night on MeTV. And outside of Andy Griffith and college football, that’s all I watch on TV.

I must have grown up since this episode Aired. But this has to be one of the best written and played scenes for mash that in Colonel Potter saying goodbye to his war buddies

John Anderson always great to watch. See also. T zone , H50 Tng.

Goddamn, this is a phenomenal show.

After 40 years, this is still one of the most well written shows of all time.

John Anderson, great actor, iconic voice. RIP JOHN 🙏

I watched mash so much as a child. I learnt so much about the adult world. What makes a leader from Col potter. Class and elitism from Winchester. Trauma and sanity from from the psychologist. Dependability from Radar. The power of women from Margaret. Self hatred from from Frank. That show was a hell of a father for a kid whose father left when he was 8.

These were the best episodes. They ought to market M*A*S*H as two different series. The early ones in which it was "Animal House Goes To Korea", and the later episodes where it was an intelligently written, well-acted comedy-drama.