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"Should have been a five star", A terrific anti-war collection alledgedly manufactured in the good old U.S.A. BEWARE: Before slicing open the cellophane, buy quality cases to hold the three discs, because the original container is so crappy the discs will simply fall out. And, I can guarantee that, when they do, they will fall shiny side down! For some reason, "Guerilla of My Dreams" did not play for me , but, when I purchased a new DVD player, it did. You figure it out. Anyhow, except for the quality control issue, this was almost a great purchase.

"M*A*S*H - 8th Season", Product is what we ordered and expected and now completes our collection of all the MASH series.

The order was processed quickly and accurately.

"Goodbye Radar", Season 8 is a great season in the series of MASH. We say a sad goodbye to Radar, who came a boy and left a man. With Radar's departure we see the rest of the cast become a family, something that had not been the case since season 5. I think that the cast was finally getting comfortable with the changes, and now that radar is gone(he'd been trying to leave since season 6) I think everyone calms back down and gets back to business.

There are some great shows in this season:
Guerilla my dreams: a great show that shows why this series can't be classified a comedy.

Life Time: a great show, that convinced me that the series still had a lot of relevant unique stories still to tell

April Fools: a GREAT show, one of my favorites, that has a twist that you won't see coming.

Morale victory: I liked this one because it was different. We see the humanity of Charles like never before.

This was a great season for MASH that I think helped America love the show even more.

"Gold Standard", I have always enjoyed MASH, and selected this one because of the Farewell, Radar episode. The rest of the discs are also terrific, so I have absolutely no complaints about this purchase.

"The M*A*S*H series is a must for your collection.", If you're a TV buff from old TV, this M*A*S*H series is a must for your collection.

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"The Good, the Bad and the 4077th", After the creative upswing in Seasons 6 and 7, "M*A*S*H" gradually runs out of steam with Radar's departure and Klinger's disastrous promotion to company clerk. The 1979-80 season includes the last truly memorable episodes: "Good-Bye Radar," "Period of Adjustment," "Life Time," "Old Soldiers," "Morale Victory" and "Dreams." Unfortunately, the once-spontaneous humor now seems forced while the stories become increasingly repetitive (with "Dear Uncle Abdul," "Bottle Fatigue," "Back Pay" and "War Co-Respondent" among the offenders). Three painfully contrived episodes - "Nurse Doctor," "Are You Now, Margaret?" and "Lend a Hand" - are best avoided. Despite its popularity, the 4077th remained on duty a few seasons too long.

"OOPS", We got the packaging for Season 8 of MASH (which we had ordered), however, the cd's were for Season 1!! We didn't have Season 1, so we kept them. Looks like we'll have to order again if we really want Season 8. They need to check their orders more closely.

"Keep collecting...you'll love 'em all!", Not much needs to be said about this particular season, except that this season is another fine example of MASH's continued excellence!

"Goodbye Radar", Season eight is primarily known for being the season in which Radar offcially leaves the show but diehard MASH fans will have noticed him MIA in several previous episodes. It's another solid season. If you're a fan buy it, you will not regret it. Simple as that.

"A mixed bag", By this point in the long and storied M*A*S*H run, things were getting a bit shrill. Radar's departure was in some respects a blessing, as both the character and Burghoff had lost their sweet, wide-eyed innocence and become noticeably cranky. But Klinger's ascension to company clerk never worked -- and the character never should've been taken out of a dress. Klinger was best utilized as a comic foil, not as a central player. Mike Farrell's limitations as a dramatic actor were also becoming more evident. He had great charm early on, when the focus for him was more on comedy with the occasional foray into drama; but as the series chugged along he fell into a one-note portrayal of angry B.J., and he just didn't have the acting chops to pull it off.

That said, this season had some really fine episodes. To my mind, the best of the lot was "Heal Thyself," featuring the frightfully gifted and woefully underappreciated Edward Herrmann as a witty and talented fill-in surgeon who suddenly goes off the rails. The crack-up scene in Col. Potter's tent is stunning work from an actor who consistently turned in great performances and rarely got the credit he deserved.

I'm also a fan of the "Dreams" episode, which has drawn both raves and boos. For a half-hour sitcom to tackle that kind of surreal drama in exploring the psychological ravages of war -- in the 1970s, no less -- was extraordinary. Does it tip over a bit into melodrama? Sure. But the disturbing and haunting imagery made a sharp point about the unimaginable horror of war -- and how a daily parade of bloody body parts can affect the mind.

All in all, the set is worth having. You might opt to skip some of the episodes after you've seen them, but others certainly warrant repeat viewings.