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Air date of first episode:
- Sep 17, 1972
Air date of final episode:
- Feb 28, 1983
Original episode running time:
- 30 min
Number of seasons:
- 11
Number of episodes:
- 251
Also known as:
- MASH
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MASH (officially rendered M*A*S*H on the film's poster and art) is a 1970 American satirical dark comedy film directed by Robert Altman and written by Ring...
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