“Your permission, sir, to cover up my nakedidity?” Corporal Radar O’Reilly, “Change of Command,” season four, episode two
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M*A*S*H Quote of the Day–5/24/26
“Ours not to reason why. Ours not to let ’em die.” Captain Hawkeye Pierce, “Welcome to Korea,” season four, episode one
M*A*S*H Quote of the Day–5/23/26
“Let’s be calm guys. With undertones of frantic.” Captain Hawkeye Pierce, “Welcome to Korea,” season four, episode one
M*A*S*H Quote of the Day–5/22/26
“He’s not usually like this. He’s just like that.” Corporal Radar O’Reilly, “Welcome to Korea,” season four, episode one
M*A*S*H Quote of the Day–5/21/26
“If I remember right, I’m from Chicago.” Wounded Soldier, “Post Op,” season five, episode 23
M*A*S*H Quote of the Day–5/20/2026
“Will the owner of a red pickup truck, Illinois license LU6751, please fly back to Chicago and remove it from in front of the Y.” P.A. Announcer, “The Ringbanger,” season one, episode 16
M*A*S*H Quote of the Day–5/19/26
“He got drunk for two days, and then he ran naked through the mess tent with no clothes on.” Corporal Radar O’Reilly, “Welcome to Korea,” season four, episode one
M*A*S*H Quote of the Day–5/18/26
“What say you, Ferret Face?” Captain B.J. Hunnicut, “Welcome to Korea,” season four, episode one
M*A*S*H Quote of the Day–5/17/26
“Mom sweated a lot.” Major Frank Burns, “Welcome to Korea,” season four, episode one
M*A*S*H Quote of the Day–5/16/26
“What colonel? There’s enough brass in here to make a spittoon.” Captain Hawkeye Pierce, “Welcome to Korea,” season four, episode one