M*A*S*H SIGNED SCRIPT BY CAST MASH - SERIES FINALE

M*A*S*H SIGNED SCRIPT BY CAST MASH - SERIES FINALE
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"M*A*S*H" This auction is for a rare color copy of the entire movie script from the movie 134 Pages of the Screenplay EPISODE: "Goodbye, Farewell and Amen" Signatures are of the following: HARRY MORGAN..................Col. Potter BILL CHRISTOPHER.....Father Mulcahey JAMIE FARR.................................Klinger ALAN ALDA...................Hawkeye Pierce LORETTA SWIT........................Hot Lips MIKE FARRELL................B.J. Honeycutt KAREN HALL..............................Writer I've found many of the comments about this series to be quite amusing, particularly the ones bashing it for "shoving" a liberal agenda down viewers throats. Given it's success for 11 years, I don't think the audience seemed to agree with that assessment. Quite simply, the show was one of the best written, best acted, and most entertaining shows in television history. Yes, it wore out its welcome in the end; but, it is a masterpiece that later shows rarely measured up to. I have no great preference for one season's cast over another. Each character was unique and had something to contribute. When we lost the bumbling, but loveable Henry Blake, we got the stern but loving Sherman Potter. Both were the C.O., but each was a different person, a smart move by the creators. The same is true for Frank Burns and Charles Emerson Winchester III. Burns was a neurotic, vindictive, childish fool; while Winchester was an arrogant blowhard, but one who could hold his own with Hawkeye. Burns was incompetent, while Winchester was an outstanding surgeon; just ask him. Characters were missed when they left; but, they were not replaced with doppelgangers. That is part of the reason this show lasted so long. The show did take on a more serious tone in the later seasons, but not entirely. There are plenty of laughs right up to the end. Those serious shows were often some of the most memorable, and they kept the series from becoming stale. With that said, they did tend to resort to Hawkeye's mental problems a bit too much, especially in the farewell. You can argue that a character like Hawkeye, with his passion for preserving life, was ripe for mental breakdowns; but, in reality, he probably would have been shipped home by the second breakdown. All scripts are sent and packaged extremely well ideal for collectors. If you are not completely satisfied I offer a 100% Money Back Guarantee We accept Paypal (Preferred), Money Orders, and Personal Checks (wait 4-7 days to clear) **Payments must be made in full within 5 days of auction end** Shipping is only $6.49 within the United States Combined Shipping for Every 2 Scripts Purchased Priority Mail w/delivery confirmation International is $11.95 Good Luck and Happy Bidding