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But if fans never got what they wanted, then they probably wouldn't be much fans of anything anymore, would they?

Two M*O*R*S*E*L*S I meant to add that Gary Burghoff had the mole on his forehead removed, and Alan Alda's hair slowly starts to turn gray this season.

Not necessarily... Shrek 2 left the original Shrek eating its dust, as did The Santa Clause 2 to the original Santa Clause. Toy Story 2 definitely managed to measure up to its original as well. Now the sequel to Ice Age on the other hand, THAT one sucked! Well, back to original subjects...

Episode Information Episode Title: "Welcome to Korea -- Part 1" Episode Number: 73 Season Number: Four Original Airdate: September 12, 1975 Production Code: G504 Writers: Everett Greenbaum, Jim Fritzell, Larry Gelbart Director: Gene Reynolds Episode Summary The 4077th is miserable...

Alright, peeps, before I go on with my last review today, I decided that since Season Four of M*A*S*H marked quite a few new changes for the series, that my reviews could use a bit of tweaking, so I'm pleased to announce the following new additions to my reviews... 1. Each episode review will...

Season Three Episode Number 72: "Abyssinia, Henry!" Writers: Everett Greenbaum, Jim Fritzell Director: Larry Gelbart Original Airdate: March 18, 1975 Episode Overview: After a year of being in command of the 4077th, Lieutenant Colonel Henry Blake learns that he had received all of his...

Season Three Episode 70: "White Gold" Writers: Larry Gelbart, Simon Muntner Director: Hy Averback Original Airdate: March 11, 1975 Plot: Three "cat burglars" enter camp in the middle of the night, sneaking over to the Supply Room to steal some medical supplies, but most importantly...

Season Three Episode 70: "Payday" Writers: Regier and Markowitz Director: Hy Averback Original Airdate: March 4, 1975 Plot: It's payday at the 4077th, and everyone is jumping for joy at receiving their pay, which is currently in the form of red and blue scripps. Hawkeye is appointed...

Wellp, there goes my new sitcom straight down the drain before it even had a change to be actually fleshed out beyond scripts.

But didn't Jim Henson create that kind of working puppet specifically for medium of television? So nobody else can work with puppets that work like a muppet puppet would because it would be infringing the muppets?

Boy, Mexican food irritates my condition as well. Its odd too, because I thought Rosacea was just a skin condition, but apparently it also effects my system: my stomach, intestines, etc simply cannot handle spicy food. I can't even eat pepperoni!

That would be Jonas. Man, I sure do miss that show... could thing I taped a lot of episodes... I'm tempted to upload some episodes on YouTube, but then my account would be deleted due to "copyright" infringement.

What, and they didn't file a lawsuit against Between the Lions? Now THAT right there looks like a Henson rip-off!

Season Three Episode 69: "Big Mac" Writers: Laurence Marks Director: Don Weis Original Airdate: February 25, 1975 Plot: Word gets out that General Douglas MacArthur will be paying the 4077th a visit because of it's efficiency record, which makes everyone jump with excitment, so...

Season Three Episode 68: "Love and Marriage" Writers: Arthur Julian Director: Lee Philips Original Airdate: February 18, 1975 Plot: Hawkeye and Trapper try to help Korean surgical assistant Mr. Kwang reunite with his pregnant wife back home in his village, meanwhile they try to keep...

Season Three Episode 67: "Aid Station" Writers: Larry Gelbart, Simon Muntner Director: William Jurgensen Original Airdate: February 11, 1975 Plot: Henry Blake calls an emergency meeting in his office with all the officers: an Aid Station is short a few surgeons, and requires the...

Season Three Episode 66: "House Arrest" Writers: Jim Fritzell, Everett Greenbaum Director: Hy Averback Original Airdate: February 4, 1975 Plot: Margaret and Frank Burns are nervous about the arrival of a spit-and-polish female Colonel, Colonel Reese (as played by Mary Wickes), who...

Yeah totally, and we could get Randall and Kevin to tag along as well!

I'm in Knoxville (or "Kn-oh-xville" as Colin Mochrie says).

Hey wait a minute... how can we be living in the same state, yet you say it's snowing today, and when I look out my window, all I see is a gray sky, and wet grass?