I could listen to Alan Alda talk all day, his voice hasn’t changed at all. I’m a OTR trucker and listen to lots of Audible while driving and he was a narrator on the World War Z audiobook, hearing Hawkeye Pierce talk about zombies was priceless 🤣

One of the most distinctive and recognizable voices in show business.

I remember when MASH ended, it almost felt as though members of my family had died. Weird to be that invested in a TV show but I guess that was how good it was.

All I can say is thank you to the crew of M.A.S.H. for what you showed. I was saved by a M.A.S.H. unit during Vietnam and I know how hard you work and how much you care. Every time I watch a show it reminds me of how much I owe to all the doctors and nurses

I don't think anyone who watched MASH, who wasn't touched by the characters, humility and storyline has a soul. I grew up watching this series and it can still evoke every emotion possible. The statement it made still stands true today.

M*A*S*H* Will live on as one of the finest television shows ever done...will always love it

Dude's voice literally hasn't aged since the show lol

I've always loved the way Alan Alda tells stories because it was rarely linear. He'd take really interesting detours with his narratives. Not many media personalities do that these days.

It’s 2020 and I’m still watching M*A*S*H one of the best shows ever made no doubt about it♥️

It's 2019 and still watching MASH. Two episodes back to back week nights. Laughing and crying. Thanks to all the cast for all the pleasure you are still giving us!!!! Well done!!

Still holds the record for most watched TV episode in history. In the age of internet streaming this record will never be broken.

They really didn't know how their efforts would form a legendary series. Everyone contributed in making this a success. As one cast member left, a new personality fit right in to remake a new milestone in the saga. Absolute genius.

The show MASH was genius. It was a comedy, medical, and war show all rolled into one. I think the word "dramedy " was coined for this show. Even though the viewer didn't see a lot of actual combat scenes in this show, it conveyed the horrors of war, both physically and emotionally. And I could tell that this show was a labor of love for everyone involved in it, because of the care that went into making every episode. MASH was a prime example of what a television series could and should be.

I can just feel Alan Alda's dissatisfaction at how their own personal time capsule was treated so flimsily by the minions of corporate America.

Still the best TV show ever. I definitely cried watching the final episode. Still do every time I see it.

Just finished binge watching the episodes back to back. It’s not the first time I have seen them but the first time, back to back and in order. Still a powerful show.

I love Alan Alda. I could listen to him talk about anything.

My dad got us kids started watching mash when I was a teenager and I still love it! I am now 57! Now you know it is a damn good show when you love it for that long!

I love Mash. Cried like a baby during the last episode. Alan, you and all your cast mates were phenomenal. Love you all. You all brought us so much. Thank you and I'm sorry your last day of filming was completely ruined and you didn't have your moment. That is sad.

2021 nearly 2022 and we still have four episodes per night on Great TV here in the UK. Mash is a timeless classic of that there is no doubt.

Of course, Charles, in this final episode, makes music making involving the Mozart Clarinet Quintet as he taught the itinerant Korean musicians. We clarinetists took note. If you ever want to hear the entire thing, look it up here on KZfaq. I’m one of those guys who takes humble joy in performing this masterpiece.

Benjamin Frankin "Hawkeye" Pierce was an amazing meatball surgeon and beautiful human being. I always imagined Hawkeye living the rest of his life up in Crabapple Cove and even though he was happy and relieved to be home, he would always be missing the piece of himself that he left in Korea.

My aunt was a MASH nurse and my uncle a pilot....it helped put the reality into this show for me.

2019 my dad showed me mash today and I'm in love with it. It's a shame when I realized there can't ever be anymore episodes of this amazing show

Mash wouldn't have been mash without Alan alda

I grew up on MASH. I’ve actually used Hawkeye Pierce as a role model. Alan Alda actually shaped the man that I would become

God bless you Alan alda, mash was such an incredible part of my childhood. It made me understand that war is bad, by bringing it into my living room each evening. Sometimes it was lighthearted and funny, sometimes it was serious. I know mash is fiction, but the chicken scene with Hawkeye in the bus still makes me cry to this day. I am nearly 50 years old and I can not watch that scene without tearing up. The Korean lady’s silent scream, and Hawkeye crying it was a baby, she smothered her own baby, still too this day haunts me and stirs up horrible emotions in me. Mr. Alda you played a man with ptsd brilliantly. Thank you for everything

Thank you Alan I remember laying on the floor, my Pop in his chair watching Mash every Saturday night. My Pop fought in Korea, he loved that show with a beer after supper.

Great man…much respect to him, his voice, his laugh and mannerisms sucks you back in time 🥰

I missed this show I first watched it when I was 8 my grandmother used to watch it all the time. I'm now 25 and i still get emotional seeing the final episode this show was amazing. all the old shows are way better then anything on TV now

Alan Alda is the most genuine actor ever. I love mash and watched every episode many times

I have always loved Hawkeye’s laugh. It’s so infectious that it makes you laugh. Even if you don’t know what the joke is.

I love MASH. I discovered it in reruns as a kid in the 70s and I watched both the reruns and first run episodes until the series ended in the 80s. I was a sophomore in hs then. Now it’s 2019 and I still watch it! I never gets old. Absolutely wonderful show.

That final episode of MASH, that I watched as an 18 year old, is forever engrained in my mind. G O O D B Y E

could listen to Alan Alda forever.. what an amazing man. so humble and so soft spoken.

Just finished watching MASH and now relaxing. No matter how many times I watch the re-runs I still laugh.

When I was in kindergarten during the seventies, I knew this man's voice, Klinger in a dress, Radar's teddy bear and him hearing choppers, and the name Hot Lips Hooligan. The last one used to crack me up, but at the time I had no idea what it meant. Mr Alda's voice is forever soothing to me.

Always liked Alan Alda....he's a great actor and a very good guy in reality! My favorite movie he was directed and acted in is The Four Seasons...wonderful movie!

Me and my dad watch all of mash this summer. BEST SUMMER EVER

Mash was and is the best TV series ever done. Timeless

Have the complete series on DVD and I go sleep every night, with M*A*S*H playing. All time greatest show. Have watched it for 40+ years. Love every episode.

Whenever I reflect on MASH...I am grateful that they showed us the futility of war. Thank you.

Besides MASH I always liked Same Time Next Year. It's timeless. There are moments in your life, and that movie captures a lot of them.

From the final season, RIP Harry Morgan, and David Ogden Stiers.

I was 12 when it went off tv and now at 51 I still watch it every week, timeless show

One of the best actors ever. A unique personality and a great talent.

This show must have been so important to people who actually served and survived the Korean war. And the Vietnam war. I know that many service people who came back from Vietnam have committed suicide because of the horrors that they went through and the lack of help they received after. The same thing seems to be happening all the time. People returning from tours in the Middle East and Afghanistan are not receiving the help they need to manage with the mental and physical wounds that they acquired while in active service. I know it was "just a tv show" and was a comedy at that, but the people working on the show did try to present the fact that people were killed and maimed in war. We seem to have forgotten that.

Its 2021 now and I'm re-watching the series again on TV. Still love it! It had every human emotion.

I watched Mash in my early twenties, now I watch the show with my grandson.

I remember one episode that John and Hawkeye were practicing boxing for a boxing match against a SGT from another military base and they were using Frank's duffel bag for a punching bag and Margaret Houlihan walks by saying "Isn't that Frank's bag?" John without missing a step said " I thought you were Frank's bag" I laughed so hard and coffee shot from my nose.

from watching this show as a child after school to watching it as an adult it has so many life lessons laughs cries etcetera this is one of the best television shows ever made well done Alan Alda and all your cast members for the memories thank you so much

It was one of the ace TV shows for me as a kid to see Thank you all so much :)

I really enjoyed watching MASH. It was one of the best sitcoms I ever watched. Hawkeye Pierce is a hero. He is a truly iconic character who brings a perfect blend of wit, humour, and compassion to the show. His quick wit and sharp sense of humour not only provide much-needed comic relief in the midst of the chaos of war but also reflect his ability to cope with the difficult situations he faces. Live long and prosper Alan!

Have started watching it again on 'Great TV', am luving it again, more than ever! Feel blessed that I grew up with these guys and still feel blessed watching it all again...💖

Grew up watching MASH. I had then, and still do now, the biggest crush on Alan Alda. I love him sooooo much.

Alan will always be Hawkeye! Wonderful actor and wonderful TV Series!!! To this day I can t watch the final episode with out tearing up.

One of my very favorite shows on tv. I cried on the last episode and I bet all the actors did too

Been watching MASH everyday for the last 10 years. Only reason I have Hulu put it on anytime I’m around tv. Seasons back to back prolly 100 times but still haven’t watched the finale. Just can’t get myself to do it. Time capsule then restart like it’s never ended.

An amazing show! I was a young kid in the early 80s as Mash was finishing up its run, but now in my mid 40s I can appreciate the incredible show that it was. I watch it every night at 7pm on MeTV!

This is something to see! A great and detailed explanation of the end of mash. He is a terrific storyteller. I have watched the show so many times I can almost utter the dialogue before the actors do. Plenty of laughs and emotion. Thanks mash and utube.

2021 i am watching 2 episodes every week night as it is being rerun here in Vitoria Australia. Love the show.

This was great. Thanks for uploading. Great series, amazing guy.

I'm only 26 and this is my favorite show and has been since I first watched it at 13. A great group of actors that really did care about the show and each other really shun through the show

I bought the complete set one Christmas and our family watched 3-5 episodes a day and it did not stop for over three years. Love M*A*S*H!

That final episode was hard to watch. Made me cry.

I wish I knew how many times I've seen the reruns of M*A*S*H over the years since it was first on.

2021 and I still love MASH.

Thank you Alan & crew!

I never get tired of watching it again and again...I"m watching it right now and I"m so sorry there are only a few episodes to run...

seeing him tomorrow in my home town! so excited!

Best Show Ever. Thanks cast for the gift that keeps on giving...

Watching it again from the beginning. Had forgotten how great it was

Watch it every day in re runs.. never gets tiring.

Allen Alda, you are one of the most greatest entertainers, I have ever seen ! You have done so much for humanity plus!! God Bless You !! Your well loved by so many!

I remember the time capsule show. Like so many others, it was a great and funny episode. M*A*S*H was some of the best TV ever. A timeless classic!

What a gift. I hope he knows how much he's loved.

THANKS, YOU ALL MASH SHOW OVER MANY YEARS AS GREAT WATCH VERY TIME

I’ve never cried harder at series finale. ❤️

Recently purchased the complete series and am rewatching it for the UMPTEENTH time.

Am watching the box set at present. Brilliant show and brilliant actors. My dad was in the Korean war.

What an awesome show still watch the reruns love it

alan alda looks exactly like my father. I wish I had a picture to share with you guys to show you.

Worked with a man that fought in Korea. One night we found him sat down and crying. Asked him what's wrong? All he said was " They would not stop coming, they would not stop coming" Sobbing really hard. He was on a machine gun that had a wall of dead Chinese soldiers in front of it, and this normal man broke. He took council and made a recovery of sorts, but ordinary people were caught in an extra ordinary place.

I remember watching the last episode and I cried uncontrollably. So sad

After watching MASH for eleven years, essentially being raised on it, the last episode was airing while I was in a night class in college. I fretted until the class break, when my roommate and I slipped away to our room and watched the entire episode with a half dozen other classmates. I have never regretted it.

I loved the series and still do. I was in the Air Force in Biloxi ms. It's just a moment in history you experience you never forget.

MASH - Marvellous, Awesome, Sensational and Hilarious. 2020 and still watching MASH and its on tonight

Favorite movie with Alan Alda was Sametime next year.

That reminds me so much of when a movie ends and you feel moved. So you want to "take it in"...savor the moment as you listen to the music while watching the last scrolls run up the screAND SUDDENLY. The next movie promotion appears on your screen before you're ready. MASH has always been, and will continue one of the best tv shows.

Awesome interview

I ran EMS for many years. I swear Hawkeye is my twin. The way he would crack jokes after a rough day, and have the occasional emotional reaction, is EXACTLY how I coped with my years on the bus.

I finally got round to seeing the very last installment of MASH. Wonderful show.

Truly one of the greatest of all time. Such a humble and respectful person.

Even today everytime M.A.S.H is run on TV or i watch the DVD, that last episode still gets me.

It was a very emotional type of series with the laughing and crying, and the feeling they gave us that we were there with them in Korea! All I have to say, this was an excellent cast, actors (apart from each other, marvelous). Sorry to see it end but it was time, you can't milk a show to death...

MASH, the laughter, heart aches, & the will to go on

Alan, thank you for making all of us a little happier. And thank you for making me and many others all the more proud to be an American.

love Alan Alda he was so awesome in MASH my favourite of all time would love to meet him very much I watch the show every night over and over.

For me, M*A*S*H* was the best show ever. I love, I cry , I laugh..and I miss this serial verry much. God bless you everyone! And..R.I.P who past away....❤

Great full interview! That was my favorite show to grow up with! Sorry to learn they were mobbed by while trying to all say good-bye during the last episode that they shot. What great actors! Esp. Loved Hawkeye! ♥️