M*A*S*H
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Sep 18, 2026
Dan StoryHOST
you have context for, sorry, did you have
Jason SacksHOST
context for Altman at this time? No, I came to Altman through MASH.
Jason SacksHOST
I think that's kind of a pretty common thing for people of my generation.
Jason SacksHOST
I was a big fan of the TV show, of course, because it was an institution.
Jason SacksHOST
And so, oh, there's a movie of MASH.
Jason SacksHOST
I should watch the movie of MASH.
Jason SacksHOST
And then I realized, oh, this is also the same guy who did Nashville.
Jason SacksHOST
And I knew that he was someone who I really was attuned to.
Pat LamontHOST
The event profoundly influenced her art as she began to paint during her long recovery, expressing her pain and resilience through her work.
Pat LamontHOST
In 1972, the television series MASH, based on the 1970 Robert Altman film, debuted on CBS.
Pat LamontHOST
Set in a mobile army surgical hospital during the Korean War, the show combined dark comedy and drama to explore the complexities of war and humanity.
Pat LamontHOST
After 11 seasons, the popular show's 1983 finale drew a record-breaking U.S. audience.
Mike ParkerHOST
Great movie, really great movie.
Mike ParkerHOST
The other two that would come in in my world with Altman would be MASH, And Buffalo Bill or Sitting Bull's history lesson.
Mike ParkerHOST
And maybe the long goodbye with Jim Boughton.
Mike ParkerHOST
There you go.
Dan StoryHOST
you have context for, sorry, did you have
Jason SachsHOST
context for Altman at this time? No, I came to Altman through MASH.
Jason SachsHOST
I think that's kind of a pretty common thing for people of my generation.
Jason SachsHOST
I was a big fan of the TV show, of course, because it was an institution.
Jason SachsHOST
And so, oh, there's a movie of MASH.
Jason SachsHOST
I should watch the movie of MASH.
Jason SachsHOST
And then I realized, oh, this is also the same guy who did Nashville.
Jason SachsHOST
And I knew that he was someone who I really was attuned to.
RainieHOST
Oh.
Will WitwerGUEST
It made me appreciate, like... 'Cause we also watched MASH, which is wr- by Robert Altman, which is about the Korean War.
RainieHOST
Yeah.
Will WitwerGUEST
Um-
RainieHOST
And this is also...
RainieHOST
Okay, interesting, huh? Okay.
Will WitwerGUEST
It was, um, yeah, the MASH movie, then they, like, they turned it into a TV show that ran forever.
Will WitwerGUEST
That's totally different.
Scott MasonHOST
Don't forget as well that I've got another podcast now, Back at the Movies.
Scott MasonHOST
Right now, our current episode is on the 1970 classic MASH, directed by Robert Altman.
Scott MasonHOST
It was a smash hit at the time as a movie.
Scott MasonHOST
It later went on to become arguably the most successful American sitcom of all time.
Pat GodwinPANELIST
Close.
Josh ArnoldHOST
Yeah, from, uh, M*A*S*H the movie.
Pat GodwinPANELIST
You're close.
Pat GodwinPANELIST
Renee Moumjian-
MikeHOST
Anyway, next on my list is Nashville, directed by Robert Altman.
MikeHOST
Altman directed one of my favorite films of all time, which is MASH.
MikeHOST
McCabe and Mrs. Miller is another classic of his, but many would say Nashville is actually the pinnacle of all he ever did.
MikeHOST
I'm not sure I would necessarily agree with that.
Scott JohnsonHOST
He is so good.
Scott JohnsonHOST
I know people all know what the MASH movie is from 1970, but he's so good in it.
Scott JohnsonHOST
He is really good in it.
Scott JohnsonHOST
He's Trapper John.
ErinHOST
He was 55-ish.
ErinHOST
He was in Smoke Signals, Harold and Maude, MASH, Alien, Top Gun, and on TV, Picket Fences.
LizHOST
Picket Fences.
ErinHOST
That's where I knew him from.
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