Take the M*A*S*H Quiz (1 Viewer)

[BLReed]

I didn't do so well. Flunked 13 out if 30.

http://entertainment.howstuffworks.com/mash-quiz.htm?mkcpgn=i600002232&utm_source=taboola&utm_medium=paid&utm_campaign=MASH%28desktop%29&utm_term=tegna-ktvb&utm_content=This+M*A*S*H+Quiz+Will+Really+Test+Your+Memory!

 

[jazzeum]

I scored 23 but four or five were lucky guesses.

 

[theBaron]

26 of 30.

Give me a dry martini, Mr. Kwok. I want to see dust on the olive. I want a veritable dust-bowl of a martini.

Prost!
Brad

 

[sammy719]

24 out of 30.

 

[lancer]

I got 27 right but I protest the question about what was spelled out on the ground in the final episode. I knew the correct answer which does not match with the choice they gave in the T/F form the question was asked in. :tongue: -- Al

 

[villagehorse]

That was fun, 26/30. Watched this series from the start, my wife and I know every eposide and can quote most of the iconic lines in the script. Thanks for putting up the link. Robin.

 

[theBaron]

The finale aired during my freshman year, during pledging, as a matter of fact. We played a drinking game, doing a shot anytime someone said, "Korea", or "Klinger".

That was also the year "Jesus of Nazareth" aired, and "The Thornbirds", if I remember correctly.

"Dry, drier, driest, Mr. Kwok."

"Four parts gin and a moment of silence for the vermouth."

"Can I be frank with you, Pierce?"
"Does that mean Frank's gonna be Henry with me?"

"You're a nice guy, Radar."
"I used to get hit if I wasn't."

"Gentlemen, in eight months, two weeks and three days, I expect to be in my backyard in Nebraska, grilling. Why are you wetting on my charcoal?"

Prost!
Brad

 

[waynepoo]

25 out of thirty, not bad considering I didn't really watch it that much after Henry and Trapper left, I found it lost a great deal without them.

 

[Jack]

25 - guessed a few with mixed results!

That said, the show got pretty 'preachy' the further it went along. I doubt whether Alda voted republican all that often!

 

[larso]

'I doubt whether Alda voted republican all that often!'

I remember him being interviewed about his role as a Republican candidate in The West Wing. Asked how/if he could do that, he replied "I've played a criminal, a murderer so I think I can do a Republican too." (well along those lines),

 

[PanzerBlitz]

I think that Alda played a Democrat vying for the presidential nomination in "The Seduction of Joe Tynan", and he also wrote the screenplay for that movie from the late '70s.