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M*A*S*H - Season Six (Collector's Edition)
As the sixth season opens, Margaret’s marriage has finally driven Frank Burns over the edge. Unfortunately, his subsequent replacement, Major Charles Emerson Winchester III, soon drives B.J. and Hawkeye over the edge as well. From his fur-trimmed coat to his shiny French horn, he almost makes B.J. and Hawkeye wish Frank were still there. Almost. But as Winchester slowly finds his place within the OR, things get back to normal – or as normal as they ever get. Radar goes off in search of the perfect tattoo. Black marketeers steal all the unit’s penicillin. Hawkeye and B.J. refuse to shower unless Charles stops blowing his horn. And Hawkeye and Margaret find comfort in each other’s arms...if only for one night.
Manufacturer: MASH
Price Range: $23.26 - $39.98
 M*A*S*H - Season Six (Collector's Edition)
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| User Reviews |  | On Season six, still the best show going
rating: 5
Season 6 is a great seaon, not as good as season 5 (the best in the series), but still a good season. After seeing Season 5 it would be an easy temptation to be dissappointed with 6, but keep in mind that 5 was perfection, and with faces changing you have to give 6 a chance to grow on you, and it will.
Frank is gone, and Charles is here. Charles is a great counterpart to Hawkeye and BJ in that he is just as smart and capable as they are, only in a different kind of way.
Radar is seen less and less in this season, and it's a shame. Klinger and Mulcahy start to have a more prominent role in the series, and I think for the most part that's a good thing.
The season has a lot of great shows: Fade out- fade in, Last Laugh, Winchester tapes, Comrades in Arms(a two part show that gives you what you always wanted: Hawkeye and Hot lips), & Major Topper (probably the best of the season)
This is certainly not the best season in the series, probably not even in the top half, but the series was so strong even the weaker seasons overshadow many of the other popular tv shows of all time.
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Great dvd
rating: 5
The Mash dvd I purchased was well worth the money. My husband watches it while he is on the treadmill. He has really enjoyed the dvd and it keeps him walking!!!
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M*A*S*H will always be one of my favorite series.
rating: 5
I still continue to enjoy the M*A*S*H series on DVD. I thoroughly enjoy the humor of these fine actors. The drama interwoven with the humor is well balanced, and makes for good entertainment.
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Mash is great even after all these years.
rating: 5
I bought these for my husband and I also enjoy watching them. We never get tired of them. The quality of the DVD's are excellent.
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The addition of Charles was the best thing that happened to the later MASH seasons
rating: 3
This was Charles Emerson Winchester's first season (wonderfully played by David Odgen Stiers, a great character actor who is still doing wonderful work today). He replaced Frank Burns, who was quickly becoming a caricature in the 4th and 5th seasons. I ended up liking Charles much more than I probably should have. The audience was supposed to dislike him because he was a snob, an egomaniac, and a blue blood who stuck his nose up at the rest of the camp. Yet, he was a brilliant surgeon who knew about great wine, food, and art. In these later episodes, BJ and Hawkeye grew increasingly PC, preachy, and sanctimonious. Charles used to rib them endlessly, but I ended up liking his upper class, blue blood insults on Hawk and BJ, because I disliked Hawkeye and BJ so much. Charles was not as gung ho as Burns, as was much more human as the war (and seasons) progressed. He really was the only character who seemed to grow as the series went on. Hawkeye and BJ continued in the same preachy vein, and none of the other characters really ever grew out of their initial portrayals, so Charles was definitely the best part of the later MASH seasons.
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