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nothingeverlost:sheisstrangerthanfiction:elthara:minerfromtarn:p1kenobi:randomgifgirl:songoharotto:ghostanswers:FUCK YESThere’s ‘black comedy’ and then there’s M*A*S*H.always reblog MASH, it deserves more on tumblrAlways reblog War is war and hell is hellFun fact, the DVD box sets have an option turn off the laugh track and it makes it a much more somber and enlightening social commentary. Cause it may be set in the Korean War, but it’s really about the Vietnam War.I feel like M*A*S*H is one of those series that never actually goes out of date. Everyone should see it.No, M*A*S*H never does go out of date, and unlike a lot of shows from the 60s up, you don’t sit there cringing because “How did I like that? How was that funny?” like with so many other TV shows that are embarrassingly dated. You watch it, and the humor, the comments, everything is still, sadly, relevant. I still watch the reruns. I was born and bred on this show, and I’ve always watched the reruns, and it always remains a good punch and a good punchline. The best TV show ever made, and this is one of the best scenes. -- source link