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She also has a fine turn in the film version of Whoops Apocalypse as the President of America - whilst far from a gentle comedy both this and it's tv series are full of recognisable comedy stars and and well worth an occasionally...

I have my parents complete DVD's of the show, would like to do a re-watch of the series sometime. Not really seen them much, or in order, since they were originally shown over-the-air back in the 70's & 80's.

One of the greatest shows ever making light of an awful conflict, light and dark so many comedic moments many more of pathos and Loretta "Hotlips" Switt was there as one of the legendary cast , a very very sad day.

I really enjoyed the show and we do a binge watch once a year which takes many days but worth it to remind us of this wonderful show with it's amazing cast

Used to thoroughly enjoy M.A.S.H. and will remember Hotlips with affection. RIP Loretta

Bugger... another one bites the dust Loved MASH like most others did.... although it was replayed to death here in Aussie which was not so bad, but they replayed the same 30 odd episodes out of 250 odd Thanks Hotlips for the laughs. RIP.

Saddened to see another favorite actress of mine has passed at 87. Loved watching the show M*A*S*H while growing up. At one point it was on 3 times in the evenings on different channels. My Dad used to call us all around the TV to...

You aren't supposed to keep falling in the Mersey just unload the Cargo :08::)

Hence the phrase 'taking the wee-wee'! :D

Here's one for yer !!!!....I have drank 8 litres of water EVERY DAY [apart from the odd Weekend loony binge] for well over 20 years !!!. Even after the aforementioned "binges" I will drink litres during the night when I wake up...

Again memory blank for the episode name but when, to promote Auntie's costume department, he is dressed as Dracula and he jumps out to surprise Pearl and gets a handbag clobbering for his troubles just so funny.

One of them was the first time we saw Eli, in Jaws. And in The Black Widow, just as Foggy was entering a pub, everyone rushed out, scared to death as Eli had gone up to the dartboard.

... and into a skip

Wilfred Hyde White was one of my favourite vicars in the film Two Way Stretch along with Richard Briers in Midsomer Murders and an episode of Tales Of The Unexpected. Great article.

An excellent article. You don't realise how many vicars there actually were, until someone does a compilation like this. Very well done.