Through early morning fog I see visions of the things to be the pains that are withheld for me I realize and I can see. That suicide is painless It brings on many changes and I can take or leave it if I please. I try to find a way to make all our little joys relate without that ever-present hate but now I know that it's too late, and...
@godbluffvdgg The game of life is hard to play I'm gonna lose it anyway The losing card I'll someday lay so this is all I have to say The only way to win is cheat And lay it down before I'm beat and to another give my seat for that's the only painless feat. The sword of time will pierce our skins It doesn't hurt when it begins But as it works its way on in The pain grows stronger...watch it grin, but A brave man once requested me to answer questions that are key 'is it to be or not to b
@Jackalope20051 Painless, the guy who is in the coffin, thinks he is gay and thus wants to die. Hawkeye and the bunch give him a sleeping pill. After he is asleep, they bring his sleeping body to the officer's tent and get a nurse (Hawkeye is the one who does it) to sleep with him. He no longer thinks he is gay and continues on like nothing happened.
@micgerm Yes he does, because he is only given a sleeping pill. Hawkeye convinces one of the nurses to sleep with him, because Painless wants to comit suicide for the unlogical reason of him thinking that he was homosexual.
You're throwing your whole education away....something you probably got during the Great Depression. So it was probably a hell of a lot more affordable than getting an education in 2011.
Its deaths way of toying with us people get killed the firs day they go to war and to rub it in soldiers get so happy because they are leaving on a freedom bird but they get shot down on the way its just the way death toys with us its so sad
his name is Billy Preston........the guy who sang "Nothin from Nothin" and the ONLY artist given credits on a Beatle album for the piano on "Get Back"
I didn't know that, thanks mate. That only goes to show just how friggin amazing the actors were! MASH was my favourite show in the '70s and '80s (we were a bit late in the UK :P)
@AlchemicalDavid The series was purely scripted. However, with the movie it was mostly a "I want to go in this general direction, make it happen" and the crew improved from that.
"You're throwing your whole education away." LOL This is one of my all time favorite movies. I also love how the singer starts picking up the tempo as soon as Painless lies down in the coffin.
@warisinteresting213 Painless, the dentist of the outfit. He thought he was gay and thus wanted to end his life. So they gave him a sleeping pill and got a nurse to sleep with him.
I never realized this scene begins like a painting of Leonardo Da Vinci, you know the one with Jesus and the apostles sitting at a table - it's very similar
I definitely like the TV show better than the movie, but this is one of my favorite scenes - this and the scene where they find out whether Margaret is a natural blonde.
@cbrme97 I haven't watched the movie (just the TV show) but I think Radar (if the one I'm thinking is Radar) says "Thank you, for throwing your whole education away." Not sure if that's exactly it, sounded like it though.
@sytrue No, Radar was in front of him. I don't recall that character's name, but he was a medic I think. There is a scene where Frank (Robert Duval) rips him apart verbally for an apparent medical mistake that was Frank's own doing. Typical Frank!!
This is a great scene......Unforgettable......The only thing disturbing is that the singer had a great big smile while singing......He shouldve been a bit more somber........
@722mhm They all know that it's not for real except for Jawbreaker. The singer waits until he's in the coffin and less likely to see him before cracking that big grin and upping the tempo. Brilliant direction by Altman.
My Dad was assigned to the 8068th QuarterMaster Corps and Stationed on Okinawa during the Korean War. He was there from Late 1952 / Early 1953 until he was Mustered Out in October 1954. He said they handled Supplies and Gasoline for the Illustrious and Amazing Troops of the United States Army. I think he said they went up to the Korean Peninsula to bring Fuel there for our Military to use. Anyone know of the 8068 TH ? A Family Friend who is still alive Fired Artillery at the Front against NK
I've always loved the theme song---mainly because of the series, which I loved too, but it was interesting to find out that the actual lyrics were written by director Robert Altman's son, who was barely 15 when he wrote it! After finally renting the film out and seeing it again after many years (I would catch it on T.V. every now and then, but rarely at the beginning. It's still crazy as hell after 4 decades as it attempted to wring what little sanity it could out of the insanity of war itself!
If you have ever laughed at a M*A*S*H moment, you should really read the novel, watch the film, and watch all the series (without laughtrack, if possible). It is amazing and different in all formats. When the M*A*S*H series premiered it lowered theatre and drive-in ticket sales significantly. That should say something about how it was expected.
I've always loved the theme song-mainly because of the series, which I loved too, but it was interesting to find out that the actual lyrics were written by director Robert Altman's son, who was barely 15 when he wrote it! After finally renting the film out and seeing it again after many years (I would catch it on T.V. every now and then) It's still crazy as hell after 4 decades as it attempted to wring what little sanity it could out of the insanity of war itself!
@ARURTOREYES you can't compare the two. The movie was good until they did the football part. Teh series had up and down but it was a smart program. Compared to the progams today it was a master mind.
Suicide is pain less,aand early morining fog is what,you will see.And then I relize I wake up to see,pain is Suicide... peace&respect Daniel Aarron Morales
@chriswalburn That's Painless the Dentist,and no he doesn't die. He gets didddled in his sleep because it wasn't a real "Death" pill. Hawkeye helped him in the end.
Youtube may not be dead. But it is definitely painless. For those who barely caught the last supper reference I really want to emphasize how much symbolism is packed into this one scene. Everything from the obvious upbeat take on the theme singing of Suicide is Painless . The complete and utter lack of understanding or care from Mj. Frank Burns and the flippant comment of not understanding the benefit of," Throwing his whole education away" as if that is something more important than death
@Stopikingonme I love this movie and this is definitely my favorite scene because it is so symbolic on many levels (the whole film is really, when one thinks about it), but I don't recall the comment about throwing education away. Does Burns make that in reference to Jawbreaker's decision? Burns really was a heel, but I love Robert Duvall! Great casting here.
"You're throwing your whole education away" for some reason is in my Top 10 List of favorite movie lines of all time.Did anybody else catch that moment at about 0:33 where the arrangement of doctors around the table is made to mimic "The Last Supper"?
they gave him a sleeping pill and let that hot doctor lady come in his room and rock his world that was a good movie my favorite scene was the "hotlips" scene
@Jeffhardyman24 Neither. It's a movie. I can't remember exactly when it came out but it was certainly before the TV show. Worth watching though. In fact I'd say in some ways better than the TV version.
@mikemilne I think that's mostly backwards. Vietnam was over for the Americans by the third or so season of the series, whereas Altman deliberately left out all direct references to Korea in the film so people would mistake it for Vietnam.
@stigler30 Wrong.. both are M*A*S*H. The Movie was more darker in tone and harsher, the TV-Show took a little more Comedy in it, but still, subtle were was the tragedy of war and in some episodes, there is almost no laugh, because it's so sad.
Both things are great for them self and should be judged each for what it was.
I felt like the movie was more lighthearted, especially with the football game and such. Overall there is more humor in the show, but it was running for 11 years so there's more of everything in it. The man in this movie didn't end up dying, but in the show henry never made it home. And you have to watch bj suffer from being away from his wife and erin. And you slowly watch hawkeye go crazy from the war. Yeah they add humor, but i've seen all of both and the show is definitely darker
I love MASH but Im yet to see the film. Is it true he commits suicide due to getting homosexual tendancies?? Or have I read internet BS. Please enlighten me. thanks x x
@bloodravenuk Nah, he doesn't commit Suicide. It was an Placebo-Pill or Viagra (not so sure) and he get's into a tent with a nice nurse and well.. one think to another ^.~
@bloodravenuk He doesn't. He is out of sorts in the movie and thinks he's less of a man because he's impotent. Because he's impotent he thinks he's gay. Thus he thinks that life isn't worth living in his mind. Sohe asks Hawkeye to help him commit suicide and instead he fools him into taking a sleeping pill and he wakes up with a hot nurse (not hot lips) but he gets his confidence back : )
Was this the same movie where one of the officers told a woman to keep her baby quiet, and in order to save the lives of the people on the bus, she ended up smothering it, and the memory traumatized him?
@Joyness333 No. This the original motion picture. The one you're thinking of is "Goodbye, farewell, and amen", which was the very last show of the TV series. The officer was Hawkeye, played by Alan Alda. He was in the mental ward and kept thinking it was a chicken, only to remember later that it was a baby on the bus.
godbluffvdgg 5 days ago
godbluffvdgg 5 days ago
um youtube isnt dead?
cassidy3998 6 days ago
@cassidy3998 yet.
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Thanks! : )
blueflamechevelle 1 week ago
Great movie, greats actors, great quotes :)
M*A*S*H is the best war-comedy movie and deserve its palm.
parangofan 1 week ago
let us not forget this is an awsome tune regardless of.. the trash
woodskier 3 weeks ago
Great movie
crow672008 4 weeks ago 2
what a waste of an education
joetube777 1 month ago
You notice that the nurses sitting at the table are arranged in the same positions as the apostles in the Last Supper painted by Leonardo Da Vinci
EzrAbl 1 month ago 3
i didnt see the movie, was he planning to kill himself or somthing? is that why they were all doing that? or was he dieing?
Jackalope20051 2 months ago
@Jackalope20051 he's planing to kill himself (coz suizide is painless). But he didn't die, he just slept and wanted to survive after he woke up
HLecter6 2 months ago
@Jackalope20051 Painless, the guy who is in the coffin, thinks he is gay and thus wants to die. Hawkeye and the bunch give him a sleeping pill. After he is asleep, they bring his sleeping body to the officer's tent and get a nurse (Hawkeye is the one who does it) to sleep with him. He no longer thinks he is gay and continues on like nothing happened.
NJpanther05 2 months ago
May Col Sherman potter live in our and the 4077th hearts.
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Doesn't he survive his suicide attempt?
micgerm 2 months ago
@micgerm Yes he does, because he is only given a sleeping pill. Hawkeye convinces one of the nurses to sleep with him, because Painless wants to comit suicide for the unlogical reason of him thinking that he was homosexual.
NJpanther05 2 months ago
:35
thejailbirdz 2 months ago
RIP Colonel Potter
mhill781 2 months ago 7
You're throwing your whole education away....something you probably got during the Great Depression. So it was probably a hell of a lot more affordable than getting an education in 2011.
rtydhg9q 2 months ago
lmao! freakin hilarious!
claywg0109 3 months ago
wait, which episode is this??? I've seen almost every episode of all 11 seasons and don't remember this scene.
ROCKonXLR 3 months ago
@ROCKonXLR This is the movie.
karrasfather 3 months ago
@ROCKonXLR this is from the movie. not the series. this is what started it all.
csh0rty91 3 months ago 2
@csh0rty91 WRONG! Started with a great book.
Miroshinen 3 months ago
I like the way the the actors are posed like da Vinci's Last Supper painting.
Clevinger67 4 months ago 5
Its deaths way of toying with us people get killed the firs day they go to war and to rub it in soldiers get so happy because they are leaving on a freedom bird but they get shot down on the way its just the way death toys with us its so sad
Zasha44 4 months ago
lmao "youtube is not dead"?? WTF xD
smnk3 5 months ago
was altman inspired by buñuel's last supper scene in "viridiana"?
wallofvideo 5 months ago
did you notice the Last Supper?
beerman1957 5 months ago 4
@beerman1957 That made the scene..Altman, a true genius..
TheSeattlehawk94 3 months ago
great song great movie
chefsean31 5 months ago
dose anyone know the young mans name that is singing the song?
shannman58 5 months ago
Ken Prymus
skip8619 5 months ago
@shannman58 Ken Prymus (playing Private Seidman)
peterkray 4 months ago
@shannman58
his name is Billy Preston........the guy who sang "Nothin from Nothin" and the ONLY artist given credits on a Beatle album for the piano on "Get Back"
hawk1866 2 months ago
god this brings back sooo much memories
killertaco97 5 months ago
Such a catchy tune for a such a depressing song. Love it.
mammothfilms 6 months ago
I DARE anyone (who is making pointless mainstream movies today) to make a film like this...Please...
smedleylt 6 months ago
@smedleylt This movie was 90% improv since it was made during a writer strike you know...
danschaoticmind 5 months ago
@danschaoticmind
I didn't know that, thanks mate. That only goes to show just how friggin amazing the actors were! MASH was my favourite show in the '70s and '80s (we were a bit late in the UK :P)
AlchemicalDavid 5 months ago
@AlchemicalDavid
Sorry - sarcasm doesn't work on the net LOL. The last bit was true - every thing after the first bit :P
AlchemicalDavid 5 months ago
@AlchemicalDavid The series was purely scripted. However, with the movie it was mostly a "I want to go in this general direction, make it happen" and the crew improved from that.
danschaoticmind 5 months ago
@danschaoticmind
Thanks - that's not sarcasm btw. I've loved that film (and the series) since I was a babe. The flick was so under-rated IMO.
The only bit the series did to make me cry was when Radar was going home and his chopper got downed (no double-entedres ladies)
AlchemicalDavid 5 months ago
@AlchemicalDavid Radar made it home perfectly fine. It was Lt. Col. Henry Blake's plane that was shot down over the Sea of Japan.
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@joemjackson
I thought Radar's got hit in the series? My bad LOL
AlchemicalDavid 5 months ago
@AlchemicalDavid Actualy he did get wounded but yes he did make it home they sent him home cause his uncle died and his mom was all alone
Zasha44 4 months ago
This is the movie thats why you dont see alan alda
It started with a book movie then the tv show
AjmorrisProductions 6 months ago
love this movie and i loved that yet that you threw in there
chewylikesit 6 months ago
I didnt know this happened on MASH. I was a kid liking the tune LOL. Had no idea this was the lyrics of the song.
1212LeoSnake 6 months ago
"You're throwing your whole education away." LOL This is one of my all time favorite movies. I also love how the singer starts picking up the tempo as soon as Painless lies down in the coffin.
amiblueful 6 months ago
who had died here??
warisinteresting213 7 months ago
@warisinteresting213 Painless, the dentist of the outfit. He thought he was gay and thus wanted to end his life. So they gave him a sleeping pill and got a nurse to sleep with him.
NJpanther05 7 months ago
My first husband commited suicide in 2004. In a strange way, the theme song from M*A*S*H* has brought some comfort.
Typist1001 7 months ago
@ Sytrue: the kid with glasses is played by Bud Cort. He also starred in Altman's "Brewster McCloud" as well as playing Harold in "Harold & Maude."
jeffwilliamsdallas 7 months ago
Did anyone notice that this looks a little like the painting of the last supper?
Typist1001 8 months ago 4
@Typist1001 There are even 12 people there.
ketsan 7 months ago
@Typist1001 It was designed by Altman (director) to mimic it
NJpanther05 7 months ago
@Typist1001 It's supposed to.
brianenewton75 6 months ago
Written by director Robert Altmans 14 year old son, amazing.
subacute 8 months ago
I never realized this scene begins like a painting of Leonardo Da Vinci, you know the one with Jesus and the apostles sitting at a table - it's very similar
ambreal 8 months ago
@ambreal Yes, it's a reference to da Vinci's "The Last Supper".
scorpietta 8 months ago 3
why did he take that pill?
DanteDarksanity 8 months ago
@DanteDarksanity
he thought it would kill him
mojo882 8 months ago
I definitely like the TV show better than the movie, but this is one of my favorite scenes - this and the scene where they find out whether Margaret is a natural blonde.
Ringo84 8 months ago
Radar is my favorite character. What does he say here? I couldn't really understand it.
cbrme97 8 months ago
@cbrme97 I haven't watched the movie (just the TV show) but I think Radar (if the one I'm thinking is Radar) says "Thank you, for throwing your whole education away." Not sure if that's exactly it, sounded like it though.
sytrue 8 months ago
@sytrue No, Radar was in front of him. I don't recall that character's name, but he was a medic I think. There is a scene where Frank (Robert Duval) rips him apart verbally for an apparent medical mistake that was Frank's own doing. Typical Frank!!
scorpietta 8 months ago
It's disheartening that the media business was edgier 40 years ago....
SYN7HOR 8 months ago 2
@SYN7HOR Yeah, even kid shows/comics like Astro Boy and TMNT were edgy back then!
sytrue 8 months ago
This is a great scene......Unforgettable......The only thing disturbing is that the singer had a great big smile while singing......He shouldve been a bit more somber........
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722mhm 8 months ago
@722mhm They all know that it's not for real except for Jawbreaker. The singer waits until he's in the coffin and less likely to see him before cracking that big grin and upping the tempo. Brilliant direction by Altman.
greggh 6 months ago
I think duke would had been good in the series
TheMashwatcher585 9 months ago
My Dad was assigned to the 8068th QuarterMaster Corps and Stationed on Okinawa during the Korean War. He was there from Late 1952 / Early 1953 until he was Mustered Out in October 1954. He said they handled Supplies and Gasoline for the Illustrious and Amazing Troops of the United States Army. I think he said they went up to the Korean Peninsula to bring Fuel there for our Military to use. Anyone know of the 8068 TH ? A Family Friend who is still alive Fired Artillery at the Front against NK
Roadracer987654321 9 months ago
this was by 20th Century Fox, not Warner Bros.
eddiemurphyfan100 9 months ago 12
@eddiemurphyfan100 ; but is my message to MGM... (for another videos)
donyfernando 9 months ago 10
@donyfernando, not exactly. The original song was released by Paramount and the movie was by Fox, and they had nothing to do with MGM. So no
eddiemurphyfan100 9 months ago
What does Radar say at 2:20?
wheresolive 9 months ago
Who is that singing in the scene? That's the best version I've ever heard of the song
willard39 10 months ago
@willard39 I think the actor's name is Ken Prymus.
kavtoM 8 months ago
this is the movie
randommusic5 10 months ago
oh painless pole.
hippiedippyd 10 months ago
30 sec in Scene from Da Vinci's Last Supper, genius. I knew there was a rreason I loved this show as a lad.
vincikd007bg008 10 months ago
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vincikd007bg008 10 months ago
4 people work for WMG.
Brikwarrior 10 months ago
What was the reason he killed himself?
scorzi 10 months ago
@scorzi He wanted to kill himself because he couldn't perform sexually one night and thought he had turned gay.
Fredvdp 10 months ago
Cracked, anyone?
Sessholvlaru 10 months ago 20
Love it.This version is far better than the theme version.
spinniinc 10 months ago
0:22 looks like the last super pose
kevinchajka2010 11 months ago
@kevinchajka2010 It's supposed to.
vgmgc 10 months ago
@vgmgc dammit, I was about to tell him that.
derrzh 10 months ago
I actually got goosebumps listening to this.
JohnnyD33re 11 months ago 2
4 stupid pro lifers
Stillillgal 11 months ago
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viper100200 11 months ago
I've always loved the theme song---mainly because of the series, which I loved too, but it was interesting to find out that the actual lyrics were written by director Robert Altman's son, who was barely 15 when he wrote it! After finally renting the film out and seeing it again after many years (I would catch it on T.V. every now and then, but rarely at the beginning. It's still crazy as hell after 4 decades as it attempted to wring what little sanity it could out of the insanity of war itself!
statelybird3 1 year ago
If you have ever laughed at a M*A*S*H moment, you should really read the novel, watch the film, and watch all the series (without laughtrack, if possible). It is amazing and different in all formats. When the M*A*S*H series premiered it lowered theatre and drive-in ticket sales significantly. That should say something about how it was expected.
holzmanj9 1 year ago
@holzmanj9
I've always loved the theme song-mainly because of the series, which I loved too, but it was interesting to find out that the actual lyrics were written by director Robert Altman's son, who was barely 15 when he wrote it! After finally renting the film out and seeing it again after many years (I would catch it on T.V. every now and then) It's still crazy as hell after 4 decades as it attempted to wring what little sanity it could out of the insanity of war itself!
statelybird3 1 year ago
Movie was better than the tv show.
ARURTOREYES 1 year ago
@ARURTOREYES you can't compare the two. The movie was good until they did the football part. Teh series had up and down but it was a smart program. Compared to the progams today it was a master mind.
ratface4az 1 year ago
great laughter with death soooo great
pnkpnther222 1 year ago
This was from the movie.
MrDanBlather 1 year ago
@scorpietta You were right, it wasn't Burns who made the comment. I think it was the younger guy who mumbles it.
Stopikingonme 1 year ago
Suicide is pain less,aand early morining fog is what,you will see.And then I relize I wake up to see,pain is Suicide... peace&respect Daniel Aarron Morales
morales1949 1 year ago
Three people work with Col. Flagg.
thebatosaii 1 year ago
i cant remember does the guy die in the movie
chriswalburn 1 year ago
@chriswalburn That's Painless the Dentist,and no he doesn't die. He gets didddled in his sleep because it wasn't a real "Death" pill. Hawkeye helped him in the end.
00kawn00 1 year ago
I wish the third verse ("The only way to win is cheat...") were present in other versions of the song. It's awesome.
Mario1999X 1 year ago
that was odd
ManOx6 1 year ago
Youtube may not be dead. But it is definitely painless. For those who barely caught the last supper reference I really want to emphasize how much symbolism is packed into this one scene. Everything from the obvious upbeat take on the theme singing of Suicide is Painless . The complete and utter lack of understanding or care from Mj. Frank Burns and the flippant comment of not understanding the benefit of," Throwing his whole education away" as if that is something more important than death
Stopikingonme 1 year ago 4
@Stopikingonme I love this movie and this is definitely my favorite scene because it is so symbolic on many levels (the whole film is really, when one thinks about it), but I don't recall the comment about throwing education away. Does Burns make that in reference to Jawbreaker's decision? Burns really was a heel, but I love Robert Duvall! Great casting here.
scorpietta 1 year ago
What Episode was this inz???
Who was he and why did he commit suicide??
1falo1 1 year ago
@1falo1 It's from the movie version of MASH. Check it out if you can, it's really good.
Mario1999X 1 year ago
@Mario1999X
was the original
donyfernando 1 year ago
@donyfernando And the best
Mario1999X 1 year ago
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What Episode was this inz???
1falo1 1 year ago
@1falo1 :
It's from the original movie
donyfernando 1 year ago 41
@1falo1: Ladies and gentlemen, I introduce you to 1-fail-o1
ogredm 10 months ago
@ogredm Excuse my ignorance. At least I don't go around acting tough on the internet. You should rethink your life. I love you.
MrJayz1111 10 months ago
@1falo1 it wasn't a episode it was mash the movie
SuperEzio666 9 months ago
Was this a real scene? I mean, a doctor comitts suicide and they all agree to assist him?
KombiPode 1 year ago
@KombiPode i think they actually trick him with sleeping pills. i don't remember very well.
6020e3 1 year ago
@6020e3 youre right. I went and got the movie from ThePirateBay so that I could find out. hahahahah
They dont only trick him, they wake him up with the hottest girl on campus sucking his dick!
KombiPode 1 year ago
@KombiPode lol. awesome. i was right :D i need to see MASH again. i haven't seen it for quite a long time.
6020e3 1 year ago
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"You're throwing your whole education away" for some reason is in my Top 10 List of favorite movie lines of all time.Did anybody else catch that moment at about 0:33 where the arrangement of doctors around the table is made to mimic "The Last Supper"?
loverbug604 1 year ago
they gave him a sleeping pill and let that hot doctor lady come in his room and rock his world that was a good movie my favorite scene was the "hotlips" scene
ninja1988able 1 year ago
i rember as a teen i almost kill myself when i die someday i hope someone plays this at my funeral
kellyberry 1 year ago
The Singer, Kenny Prymus, sounds a lot like Johnny Mathis.....Suicide is Painless is sung beautifully here. Thanks for sharing.
coolspindrift 1 year ago 9
@coolspindrift: I agree !
donyfernando 1 year ago
@coolspindrift: I agree ! Thanks you
donyfernando 1 year ago
Great movie. Your a fag for posting those stupid fucking words
spanky6988420 1 year ago
@spanky6988420
INAPPROPIATE oe ever you spell it but still
loverbug604 1 year ago
Had to watch this in uni a couple of weeks ago; brill film. :) now one of my fav comedies.
boltoniangirl 1 year ago
is this a real episode or is this like a play or something?
Jeffhardyman24 1 year ago
@Jeffhardyman24 Neither. It's a movie. I can't remember exactly when it came out but it was certainly before the TV show. Worth watching though. In fact I'd say in some ways better than the TV version.
angryexile 1 year ago
@Jeffhardyman24
this is not from the television series, it is from the original movie before the series
eseloco68 1 year ago
@Jeffhardyman24
Not an episode. This is a scene from the 1970 movie "MASH."
Yes it was a movie before it was a TV series!!!
tumsabai1 1 year ago
In the first part where their all sitting at the table tell me if that is a tribute to The Last Supper. Of of memory it looks eerily similar.
joekoe97 1 year ago 2
Yes, The Last Supper !
donyfernando 1 year ago
@joekoe97 duh.
goaindia71 1 year ago
Who is the guy who is commiting suicide?
pallavkumar95 1 year ago
@pallavkumar95 A dentist nicknamed 'Painless'.
angryexile 1 year ago
The shows wasnt bad. but I liked cheers better.
RubicsCubeProduction 1 year ago
i havnt seen this yet, so does he die or what ? XD
orpingtondood 1 year ago
@orpingtondood watch the movie. its a very good movie. it was banned on military bases for quite some time.
goaindia71 1 year ago
I love this song.
KingCodimus 1 year ago
The movie was a comment on war in general, while the tv show was a barely veiled allegory for Viet Nam. Or am I missing it?
mikemilne 1 year ago
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@mikemilne i thought the tv show was about the Korean war?
hallnoats4ever 1 year ago
@mikemilne I think that's mostly backwards. Vietnam was over for the Americans by the third or so season of the series, whereas Altman deliberately left out all direct references to Korea in the film so people would mistake it for Vietnam.
Applemask 1 year ago
@mikemilne No, you hit it squarely on the head.
flyforce16 1 year ago
One of the brilliant things to come out of television. Even to this day it stands up well.
OniNoFro 1 year ago
i always found this Suicide scene rather strange
but yet emotional
Sungkawa 1 year ago
This is the real MASH, the tv show was garbage.
stigler30 1 year ago
@stigler30 Wrong.. both are M*A*S*H. The Movie was more darker in tone and harsher, the TV-Show took a little more Comedy in it, but still, subtle were was the tragedy of war and in some episodes, there is almost no laugh, because it's so sad.
Both things are great for them self and should be judged each for what it was.
Elyanley 1 year ago 32
@Elyanley
I felt like the movie was more lighthearted, especially with the football game and such. Overall there is more humor in the show, but it was running for 11 years so there's more of everything in it. The man in this movie didn't end up dying, but in the show henry never made it home. And you have to watch bj suffer from being away from his wife and erin. And you slowly watch hawkeye go crazy from the war. Yeah they add humor, but i've seen all of both and the show is definitely darker
Oboegirl24 1 year ago
@stigler30 You got it backwards pal!
NOSFERATU904 1 year ago
@NOSFERATU904 I believe you do.
stigler30 1 year ago
I love MASH but Im yet to see the film. Is it true he commits suicide due to getting homosexual tendancies?? Or have I read internet BS. Please enlighten me. thanks x x
bloodravenuk 1 year ago
@bloodravenuk Nah, he doesn't commit Suicide. It was an Placebo-Pill or Viagra (not so sure) and he get's into a tent with a nice nurse and well.. one think to another ^.~
Elyanley 1 year ago
@bloodravenuk he wanted to commit suicide because he was empitant!No hard on for painless!
mr7thDay 1 year ago
@bloodravenuk He doesn't. He is out of sorts in the movie and thinks he's less of a man because he's impotent. Because he's impotent he thinks he's gay. Thus he thinks that life isn't worth living in his mind. Sohe asks Hawkeye to help him commit suicide and instead he fools him into taking a sleeping pill and he wakes up with a hot nurse (not hot lips) but he gets his confidence back : )
joekoe97 1 year ago
@joekoe97 Ah I was misinformed. My bad
bloodravenuk 1 year ago
"Throwing your whole education away."
OttoIsMyBuddha 1 year ago
@OttoIsMyBuddha best line in the whole movie
drb417 1 year ago
Wonderful. Awesome. The photography and the song, the table, the coffin, powerful manifestation of the true will. Simply awesome.
thefall671 1 year ago
Wonderful. Awesome. The photography and the song, the table, the coffin, powerful manifestation of the true will. Simply awesome.
thefall671 1 year ago
I love this version - his voice is great!
boredbutbeautiful 1 year ago
I just love the way they parody DiVinci's the last supper from 0:15 on...teehhee
Rennimagus 1 year ago 2
@Rennimagus thats very clever last supper, hows that working out for you? being clever
aeyeaws 1 year ago
5 stars for this rendition
XxLiveBaitxX 1 year ago
***SPOILER ALERT***
Was this the same movie where one of the officers told a woman to keep her baby quiet, and in order to save the lives of the people on the bus, she ended up smothering it, and the memory traumatized him?
Joyness333 1 year ago
@Joyness333 No. This the original motion picture. The one you're thinking of is "Goodbye, farewell, and amen", which was the very last show of the TV series. The officer was Hawkeye, played by Alan Alda. He was in the mental ward and kept thinking it was a chicken, only to remember later that it was a baby on the bus.
sumerixt 1 year ago
@Joyness333 youre thinking of the last episode of the tv series.
seraphiel161 1 year ago