1. Mike Farrell
   Jamie Farr
2. Larry Linville

American actor Jamie Farr played Sgt. Maxwell Q. Klinger.

1. by doing drugs
   by being judged mentally unfit
2. by drinking too much

Klinger tries to convince his superiors he's mentally unfit for service (under "Section 8") — mostly by wearing dresses.

1. Hot Lips
   Nurse Ratched
2. Major Pain

Hawkeye and B. J. Hunnicutt love to call Margaret "Hot Lips."

1. He was killed when his plane was shot down over the Sea of Japan.
   He returned home to his wife and three children.
2. He re-enlisted and returned to another MASH unit.

Fans of the show were shocked when Col. Blake's character was killed when his plane was shot down over the Sea of Japan.

1. Galena, Illinois
   Ottumwa, Iowa
2. Charlevoix, Michigan

Radar O'Reilly is from Ottumwa, Iowa, and joined the army right after high school.

1. John McIntire
   Frank Burns
2. Capt. Benjamin Pierce

Capt. Benjamin Pierce, played by Alan Alda, went by the nickname Hawkeye.

1. Alan Alda
   Loretta Swit
2. Jamie Farr

Alan Alda acted in every episode. Loretta Swit was contracted to the show for all 11 seasons but did not appear in several episodes.

1. Gen. Hamilton Steele
   Maj. Frank Burns
2. Col. Henry Blake

Col. Potter replaced the departing Col. Henry Blake of the 4077th MASH unit.

1. Sophie
   Doris
2. Amanda

Col. Potter's horse was named Sophie. He gave Sophie to Sister Teresa's orphanage after the war ended, since he couldn't take her back to the U.S.

1. true
2. false

The teddy bear Radar slept with every night was originally found on the Fox Ranch where the series was filmed and became part of the show.

1. true
2. false

Members of the 4077th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital cared for the injured during the Korean War.

1. Billy Joe
   Bobby John
2. B. J.

Hawkeye goes to extreme lengths to find out what B. J. stands for, but all official paperwork claims that B. J. really is his first name. B. J. explains that his parents' names are Bea and Jay and says that this is the reason for his odd name, but whether this is actually true is never made clear.

1. Ferret Face
   Beaver Breath
2. Frank Furter

Hawkeye and Trapper called Frank Burns Ferret Face.

1. true
2. false

"Goodbye, Farewell and Amen" was a 2 1/2-hour long episode.

1. true
2. false

Major Houlihan and Klinger were married (Margaret in person, Klinger over the phone) and shared the same dress. Both divorced during their service at the 4077th as well.

1. a salute
   a bottle of whiskey
2. plans to return one day

Before Potter rides away to the local orphanage on his beloved horse, Pierce and Hunnicutt both give Col. Potter a salute, something they seldom did for anyone, as a small token of gratitude.

1. Movable Army Surgical Hospital
   Mobile Army Surgical Hospital
2. Mobile Armed Surgical Hospital

MASH is the acronym for "Mobile Army Surgical Hospital."

1. 152
   215
2. 251

There were 251 episodes of M.A.S.H over 11 seasons.

1. Charles S. Dubin
   Larry Gelbart
2. Gene Reynolds

Larry Gelbart was writer and creator of the television series.

1. He volunteered.
   He beat his commading officer at a game of cribbage.
2. He was drafted from Boston Hospital.

Winchester's commanding officer in Tokyo assigned Winchester to the 4077th for beating him at a game of at cribbage.

1. true
2. false

Cast members who voted in favor of continuing the series were the ones subsequently featured on the short-lived spinoff "AfterMASH."

1. true
2. false

After graduating from Fordham University in 1956, Alda joined the U.S. Army Reserve and served a six-month tour of duty in Korea, after the cease-fire in 1953.

1. Howitzer Al
   Col. Killer
2. Hooah Houlihan

Margaret's father, Alvin Houlihan, went by the nickname Howitzer Al. He served under Gen. MacArthur and kept a signed photo as a memento.

1. Col. Henry Blake
   Klinger
2. Father Mulcahy

William Christopher played Father Mulcahy, who often worries about whether his job is doing any good for the people he counsels.

1. seven
   five
2. four

Alda was nominated for the Golden Globe every year from 1973 to 1983 and won it five times. He also was nominated every year for the best lead actor in a comedy series Emmy, taking home the honor twice.

1. 153
   132
2. 97

"M.A.S.H" was nominated for 153 different awards and won 62, including the 1982 Golden Globe for best television series – comedy or musical and the 1974 Emmy for outstanding comedy series.

1. Hawkeye, Margaret and Radar
   Hawkeye, Margaret and Klinger
2. Hawkeye, Margaret and Father Mulcahy

Hawkeye, Margaret and Father Mulcahy are the only characters that lasted from the original movie all the way through the end of the series.

1. "Three Army Doctors"
   "MASH: A Novel About Three Army Doctors"
2. "The 4077th"

The Academy Award-nominated film, which became one of the biggest of the early 1970s, was based on Richard Hooker's novel "MASH: A Novel About Three Army Doctors."

1. true
2. false

B. J. has actually spelled out the word "goodbye," not "farewell."

1. 100 million
   106 million
2. 130 million

The series finale is still one of the highest rated American shows of all time, reaching 105.9 million viewers.