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To: Cecily
The entire M*A*S*H* series was an Alan Alda podium for his own liberal anti-war, anti-military, anti-GOP and America-is-wrong-wrong-wrong-as-usual agenda.

This is more of the same Sleazywood crapola.
Sleazywood does this to make their own warped lives seem less warped. They desperately try to normalize their sick, out-of-the-mainstream life.
Doesn't seem to work....they are still FREAKS.

9 posted on 07/26/2005 8:02:39 AM PDT by starfish923
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To: starfish923

Yet M*A*S*H was awesome, nonetheless.


13 posted on 07/26/2005 8:05:33 AM PDT by Coop (www.heroesandtraitors.org)
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To: starfish923

Yup...my favorite M*A*S*H character was Frank Burns. He was a buffoon but the only conservative on the show...even though the writers made him a hypocritical two-timing moron.


18 posted on 07/26/2005 8:08:13 AM PDT by RockinRight (Democrats - Trying to make an a$$ out of America since 1933)
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To: starfish923

It was funny with the original M*A*S*H* movie. You had Elliot Gould and Donald Sutherland making that one here, and you had George C. Scott making Patton, the Greatest War Movie Ever Made (if not the greatest movie ever made) over there. They were all equally liberal and equally antiwar. Strange world isn't it.


67 posted on 07/26/2005 9:04:19 AM PDT by johnb838 (Turn The Tables, Terrorize The Terrorists.)
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To: starfish923
The entire M*A*S*H* series was an Alan Alda podium for his own liberal anti-war, anti-military, anti-GOP and America-is-wrong-wrong-wrong-as-usual agenda.

I never really noticed that. I saw a lot about pro-America and pro-people, and glorified the work of the guy just doing his job. They often showed what people here are asking about this show: the soldiers who do good by the locals. Potter was held up as the gold standard for a commander, and he was representative of much that is good in the Army. There was a LOT of criticism of the Army, but in Korea the Army was pretty FUBAR after the post-WWII drawdown.

It did slide quite a bit after Alda took over writing and directing, but a few gems popped up here and there.

86 posted on 07/26/2005 9:51:34 AM PDT by antiRepublicrat
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