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What our customer's say!

"The final disc", Like other reviewers I have collected all the M*A*S*H discs only to find I was missing one of the more interesting dvd's that contained interviews with the performers. I have rated the disc(s) highly with 2 of the 3 discs containing tons of extras and interviews, all of which I found most interesting. I think they could easily have sold this DVD minus the final episode, which I haven't even watched, since I have already seen it before. High marks for interviews and content but minus a point or two for including an episode already released - even if it was a great episode.

"Yeah!!! Mash!", I missed the last episode of Mash when it was first shown, and every time it was on again, something happened, and I missed it again. Now I've seen it - all of it - and it was WONDERFUL! The ending was true to the characters and the situation. As usual with this show, the acting was terrific. And now I can see it whenever I want!

"A must have dvd", This dvd is just what I expected. If you liked the Mash series you will want this dvd.IT makes you fell that you were there.A great end to a great series .Five Star dvd.

"long live mash", I looked all over for the final episode and I finally found it. It is still a tear jerker at the end to this day. They say all good things must end but with this dvd mash will live on forever

"For M*A*S*H addicts, 'tis heaven", While much of this is available elsewhere, this is a fun compilation and should be in the DVD library of all MASH-addicts [like me].

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"Whatever!!", Look - there are good and bad aspects to everything. The people who bought the entire 11 seasons of M*A*S*H in the box set got it for less, that's true -- but, they had to contend with all those discs becoming dislodged during shipment. Can you imagine having to check all those episodes for skips and other defects at once? I bought the series one season at a time, and I like it a lot better - and the discs are better protected than they are in the box set. I must confess, I was annoyed that we didn't get the discs with the outtakes, etc. So, when this came along, I bought it - it's better than having to sell all 11 episodes and buy the box set, check it for defects, and blah, blah, blah! My attitude at this point is simply this: I got what I wanted, so...WHATEVER!!

- Ruth Winkler

"At this point, what more was there to complain about? Appropriate conclusioin.", As to those complaining about the box set collection compared to having accumulated the entire series over time, what did you expect? That's the DVD business. And that's certainly MASH, who milked this series way past the ripe period to bilk it for all they could money-wise. By the time this final episode came out I watched it merely out of curiousity to see how they'd put this bastard child of its original idendity to sleep. It didn't displease as far as that goes, since it continued it's sappiness, extremely over the top acting and storylines, and frankly, going for the jugular for tears. But that's what MASH had been since season 4, evolving into that format with each season until culmiinating into "Goodbye, Farewell, Amen." I suppose by comparison to the final 7 seasons this wasn't so bad. It was at least consistent so there were no surprises. And to be fair, it wasn't as bad as I'd expected. But that ain't no ringing endorsement. In their overreaching attempts at pacifism, they did to Hawkeye in this final episode what they'd done to the series long before the airing of this program. Make no mistake, MASH had from the start made anti-war statements. But at one time it was done with some of the cleverest writing in TV history, and with some of the funniest dark humor, just like the movie it was based on. But like most writers of final episodes, this one seems to reveal that they just got too caught up in themselves in pandering to the audience's emotions rather than simply writing good material. Their decisions as to how to send of the various main characters (of which Klinger and Father Mulcahy were never really worthy of, particularly with their horrible acting) were reaching, but not really surprising, as was the writing for some time. And the other main characters fate's were interesting at best. This episode wasn't necessarily bad by the standards it had set up to this point. It's just that it was anti-climactic. So why the complaints? What did you really expect? Well, if you expected more, you got it with "After MASH," the final smear on the once solid brand name of MASH.

"One of the biggest fans of M*A*S*H", I remember seeing posts about the Martinis and Medicine collection and how you have to buy the set the get the "extras". We were advised to call FOX and complain. To FOX's defense, at least they made an extra DVD set with the extra discs only which were not included in the individual seasons DVD. I am thankful I didn't have the buy the whole Martinis and Medicine to get the extras. Now, I gave this 4 stars because..Mash is and was the best TV series ever. Through its comedy and moral lessons we laughed and learned. I can't get enough of M*A*S*H and was hoping there were more bloopers (I found more on the internet and some from old VHS compilations). Also, I wish FOX could have included the elusive "Making of M*A*S*H" hosted by Mary Tyler Moore then by Judd Hirsh. THIS would have completed MY collection. If anyone has or knows where to get "Making of M*A*S*H)which came out in the 80's, please post. Lastly, from business point of view, the last episode was included to appeal to the lesser M*A*S*H fans so this DVD set would sell more. I understand but don't agree, selfishly, with this decision. More behind the scenes would have been much better.

"MASH - Goodbuy, Farewell & Amen", I am a MASH junkie. I have all eleven seasons and this was the icing on the cake.

"M*A*S*H - Goodbye, Farewell & Amen", I am a MASH junkie, and this is the ultimate MASH DVD. In addition to the "Last Mash" episode--which still holds the record for the largest audience ever for a TV show--the DVD includes the MASH 30th Anniversary with all the living members of the cast, and a Shelly Long-hosted "Memories of Mash, which is very well done.

If you like MASH, you will love this DVD.