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The M*A*S*H episode 'The Interview' broke the TV mold, pushing the medium beyond its established boundaries and yanking on viewers' heartstrings.

The streaming era ushered in a new golden age of TV, and those now-ubiquitous services have also preserved the greatest small-screen series of the past century.

Mike Farrell starred on the beloved TV series "M*A*S*H," and ahead of the special on the show airing on Fox on Jan. 1, the actor spoke to Fox News Digital about his time on the hit series.

Director John Scheinfeld combines never-before-seen interviews with lots of classic clips of the 1972-83 series.

'M*A*S*H' star Gary Burghoff had to reshoot Radar's goodbye scene on the classic sitcom after going against the director's wishes and blowing it: 'I look at the screen and it's awful.'

Out with the old, in with the new. 

“M*A*S*H: The Comedy That Changed Television” is a new two-hour special looking back at the series with the show’s executives and actors. The show garnered 14 Emmy awards and lasted almost four times longer than the Korean War, the backdrop of the series. The series was based on the 1970 feature film of the same […]

MASH was a huge hit on TV, but the spin-off AfterMASH was not. So what happened? What went wrong? The creator had some thoughts.

Matt Bomer (“White Collar”), a 2001 Carnegie Mellon University graduate, is winning accolades for his role in the often risqué, queer love story “Fellow Travelers” (9 p.m. Sunday, Showtime; streams on Paramount+ with Showtime). The series is written by Southwestern Pennsylvania native Ron Nyswaner, who grew up in Clarksville, Greene

L-R: Alda, Rogers, Swit - CBS Photo Archive/Getty ImagesOn the evening of Monday, January 1, Fox is taking a look back at one of the most celebrated television series in history. M*A*S*H: The Comedy That Changed Television will feature all new interviews with cast members including Alan Alda (Hawkeye), Gary Burghoff (Radar), Jamie Farr (Klinger), Wayne Rogers (Trapper), Mike Farrell (B.J.), William Christopher (Father Mulcahy) and Loretta Swit ("Hotlips" Houlihan), as well as the serie...