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Its crazy how relevant this movie is to the current climate in the U.S. Everyone seems to want retribution for how they feel they were wronged (and some genuinely have been) but as Peeta and the guy with the glasses said (cant remember his name) "No. This kind of thinking is how we got here. We need to stop viewing each other as enemies." Perfectly said.

Oh where did he go

Team work 💪 Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Either way, Let him who's filthy, Let him be filthy still. Let him who is righteous. Let him be righteous still.. Don't believe me, Just watch.. The man in the glass. ☮️

The gasp on Charles face says it all.

In spite of his boorish snobbery, Charles truly was a compassionate man with a heart of gold.

In that episode, his name was Milton.

My favorite part is the end where Alan Alda just lets Gary take over the scene. A great actor makes all around them better.

LOVED THEM EARLY OF MASH

Vader: Woman, I just saw you leaving Scariff!

IM SO GLAD he said what he said at the start !! Because I have long wondered where are the actual tents that made the actual mash units right now ?? I'd also like to know where the 4077 tents are as well. Anyone could help me to know it would sure be appreciated

Awesome script ... radar ... henry true

I was fortunate enough to watch this with out spoilers are years ago. My best friend and I and a group of our friends just sat down and started watching it one day, and when we got to this episode, my buddy didn't say anything. I had *no idea* at all. It was a normal happy episode right up to the end, and then the whole room started crying, and we had to stop for an hour.

Gran Torino is a remake of this movie.

I loved Radar so much. ❤️

The last words: "C'mon, we're burning daylight", were Will Andersen's words.

Was he crying?

Now that's a genuine Hollywood ending !

Always loved the older brother wisdom Hawkeye gave Radar all the time.....very sweet of Gary to whisper "thanks" to Alan for being a great actor as they were saluting each other ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

John was such a poweful actor with deep range. He wasn't just good at playing good natured slobs. He could be piss your pants hysterical and also very sentimental as well. Very talented man

One of my favourites of all time.😃

RIP John, one of the few decent men in Hollywood.

Leaving one family for another. 😢

Was this the one where Radar got hurt on a jeep trip and Hawkeye felt guilty?

Did they like ever have sex in there lifetime or was she always a virgin until she fell in love with Peeta

That is SOP in the military.

320 You don't make the rules. God does. Whether you like it or not.

She'd blast a place up easily if the terms were right. Smart woman. Feed a cookie to an adorable animal and it will all work out (joking, I love Carrie)

evil jitterbug cell phone company claims i unjustly owe them 800 dollars 4 what-son callin 911 and suposed to be unlimited-courtney fuller writing

Remember the episode about the chocolate ? Charles at his best it was also a Christmas episode

After 20 years service that's how it was.

Ask her to be your mistress first. When she rejects you, marries another man, and ends up widowed, catch her between husbands. 😂

I cried for weeks after watching that.

I have to admit, BJ totally had this coming.

I love the look on Bucks face after Tia asked him "did you do anything to bug?" Its like for a split second he genuinely forgot that he was in the boot of his car 😂😂

I’m glad Atticus finally understood the sheriffs wisdom that the best way to thank boo was to not expose him to the public eye.

A salute. From the most un-military people in the military. Profoundly cool. 🇺🇸

Thank God in Heaven I had a dad. Up until the day he died of cancer in my arms we always told each other we loved each other and always kissed each other goodbye. He was an L.A. cop and was in the Watts riots when I was little. We were raised to always say our best goodbyes to dad as we never knew if he was coming home or not. I'll never forget the time he dropped me off with my High School buddies and held his hand out to say goodbye so I wouldn't be embarrassed in front of my friends. When I realized what he was doing I slapped his hand away and hugged and kissed him like always. Later, one of those guys confessed to me he wished he had a relationship with his father like I had with mine.

In hindsight, Radar probably should've waited 'til after the triage/surgery was finished to make that announcement.

A moment of respect for the extraordinary acting ability of David Ogden Stiers.

He miat have made that trip over the sea of japan 10,times for R and R or medical conferences but he convienentley got shot down when he was going home...

This is another scene that reminds me of what an outstanding film. A real classic. They don't make them like this anymore.❤

This scene and the one where Col Potter was drinking to his lost comrades are the two most powerful scenes of him in the series.

I love her

This guy (Richard Boone), was an outstanding actor. This is one of my favorite scenes in this movie.

I still feel sorry for Prim to this day. Suzanne Collins is lame for killing her off 🙄

I am not a Catholic or a Christian but this speech has always moved me. William Christopher's best scene in the series!

Grew up with 4 horses Tiptoe through the tulips ❤❤❤

Oh my God this is so beautiful and sad. Generation after generation there is so much suffering in families. Underneath the pain is love. Tennessee Williams knew the truth of such love. The father in this film reminds me of the father In Splendor in the Grass. Living for wealth at the cost of loving and knowing their children. Just beautiful and sad!

THE DUKE HIMSELF‼️ MR. JOHN WAYNE‼️ MY DADDY AND I LOVE GOOD WESTERN MOVIES‼️ 🎥 🍿😃👍🏽🙋🏽🔥🙏👑✝️📖🔥🕊️

I'm not going to lie. As a VETERAN and as a television viewer, that was a PUNCH IN THE GUT!!! I'd seen the episode and I'd lived that moment.😢