References to M*A*S*H
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Because of its enduring popularity, a number of references to the long-running television series M*A*S*H have been made in popular culture.
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[edit] Television
[edit] The Simpsons
- Bart of Darkness
- Skinner complains about being knee-deep in the original cast at the wax museum.
- Lisa's First Word
- In a flashback to 1983, Marge and her neighbours talk about the series finale.
- Brother from the Same Planet
- Doctor Hibbert gives Lisa, a M*A*S*H coloring book.
- Hungry Hungry Homer
- Homer reads a book by Mike Farrell and learns he really hates Wayne Rogers.
- Half-Decent Proposal
- As Marge and Artie Ziff fly away in his helicopter, Homer stands waving next to a pile of rocks arranged to read "KEEP YOUR CLOTHES ON" while "Suicide is Painless" plays, parodying the series finale.
[edit] Family Guy
- Breaking out Is Hard to Do
- An Asian helicopter pilot, when he fires a barrage of rockets, says he pretends that he is shooting at Jamie Farr and Alan Alda.
- Fifteen Minutes of Shame
- When Meg is written out of the script of the Griffin's new reality show, one of the ideas was a parody of the famous final scene of the third season of M*A*S*H, where Radar comes in and announces Henry Blake's plane crashing. Their own addition to the scene has Stewie coming in dressed as Klinger.
[edit] Futurama
- War is the H-Word
- Fry and Bender are injured in battle, and are taken to a M*A*S*H-esque hospital. One of the robot surgeons wears a label reading 'iHawk', has a martini glass for a left hand and has a dial that alternates between comedy and social commentary. He also critisices Zoidburg's skills as a doctor, referancing the Hawkeye's treatment of Frank Burns.
[edit] Film
[edit] Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story
- In the Family Guy movie, Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story, a drunk Stewie sings "Suicide Is Painless" to Brian at the Drunken Clam.
[edit] Music
[edit] Christopher Bell
- Songs Written About Episodes.
- So Long, Farewell - Written about the Episode "Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen"
- Tomorrow Brings us Away - Written about the Episode "Hanky Panky"
- Songs Inspired By Episodes
- Oh, How We Danced - While it doesn't follow the episode exactly "Oh, How We Danced", it is loosely based off it.
- Songs Covered From Episodes
- Has covered 'Capt. Spalding's song about the Nurses' from episode "There is Nothing Like a Nurse" live