“I’ll carry your books, I’ll carry a torch, I’ll carry a tune, I’ll carry on, carry over, carry forward, Cary Grant, cash-and-carry, carry me back to Old Virginie, I’ll even ‘hari-kari’ if you show me how, but I will not carry a gun.” Captain Hawkeye Pierce, “Officer of the Day,” season three, episode three
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M*A*S*H Quote of the Day–4/5/2026
“This morning was a very good year.” Captain Trapper John McIntyre “Officer of the Day,” season three, episode three
M*A*S*H Quote of the Day–4/4/2026
“I discussed you with everyone you know and they all think you’re disgusting.” Captain Hawkeye Pierce, “Margarets’s Engagement,” season five, episode two
M*A*S*H Quote of the Day–4/3/2026
“I couldn’t love anyone who didn’t outrank me.” Major Margaret Houlihan, “Margaret’s Engagement,” season five, episode two
M*A*S*H Quote of the Day–4/2/2026
“Well, have a nice trip, boys. Be good. And if you can’t be good, be careful.” Father Francis Mulcahy, “Rainbow Bridge,” season three, episode two
M*A*S*H Quote of the Day–4/1/2026
“‘Tis the season to be silly, Colonel. April one-eth is at hand.” Captain B.J. Hunnicutt, “April Fools,” season eight, episode 25
M*A*S*H Quote of the Day–3/31/2026
“Father dying last year. Mother dying last year. Mother AND father dying. Mother, father, and older sister dying. Mother dying and older sister pregnant. Older sister dying and mother pregnant. Younger sister pregnant and older sister dying. Here’s an oldie but a goodie: Half of the family dying, other half pregnant.” Lt. Colonel Henry Blake, “Mail Call,” season two, episode 23
M*A*S*H Quote of the Day–3/30/2026
“I know, but to cut off a man’s legs and steal his drawers…” Lt. Colonel Henry Blake, “Crisis,” season two, episode 21
M*A*S*H Quote of the Day–3/29/2026
“I was latrine officer, son. My outfit never made a move without me!” Captain Hawkeye Pierce, “Crisis,” season two, episode 21
M*A*S*H Quote of the Day–3/28/2026
“Now I lay me down to sleep, a bag of peanuts at my feet. If I should die before I before I wake, give them to my brother Jake.” Father Francis Mulcahy, “Crisis,” season two, episode 21