Dear Sidney...

okay but in my lil’ hawkeye/margaret shipping heart of hearts, i just know that the adorable blue-eyed baby they would’ve eventually had would most definitely have been serenaded nightly with a very sweet, whispered rendition of ‘my blue heaven’ and no one can tell me otherwise

Speaking of M*A*S*H continuity… we watched “Dear Uncle Abdul” last night, and my daughter pointed out that Sophie (who is usually, though not always, a chestnut throughout the series) is in this episode not only a very dark bay, but also quite visibly male. But then again, Sophie started as male (“he can’t be over four years old!”) and only turned into a mare later, so there’s obviously no problem with continuity here. Sophie is plainly a shapeshifter, or perhaps the Horse of a Different Color from “The Wizard of Oz.”

The thing that annoyed me the most was that the markings on her face changed constantly. It’s like they used a different horse every time.

What about their complete confusion/new-ness to Potter? That stuck out terribly. Like, they didn’t even remember how batshit Potter acted when he came to visit and they got him sent… somewhere. I can’t remember where.

That wasn’t Colonel Potter. That was a different character, General Steele, who just happened to also be played by Harry Morgan.

Richard Gilmore just showed up in M*A*S*H and I can’t get over how young he looks.

Holy shit, I had NO IDEA that was the same person! That’s amazing!

I need more M*A*S*H blogs to follow! Whether you are a roleplay blog, a blog strictly for it, or just a blog with hints of it here and there, reblog or like this! :)

That’s such a good idea! Add that onto the list of a million good ideas we say we’ll eventually do and never get around to.

Speaking of M*A*S*H continuity… we watched “Dear Uncle Abdul” last night, and my daughter pointed out that Sophie (who is usually, though not always, a chestnut throughout the series) is in this episode not only a very dark bay, but also quite visibly male. But then again, Sophie started as male (“he can’t be over four years old!”) and only turned into a mare later, so there’s obviously no problem with continuity here. Sophie is plainly a shapeshifter, or perhaps the Horse of a Different Color from “The Wizard of Oz.”

The thing that annoyed me the most was that the markings on her face changed constantly. It’s like they used a different horse every time.