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Alan Alda

Capt. Benjamin Franklin 'Hawkeye' Pierce

Mike Farrell

Capt. B.J. Hunnicutt

Harry Morgan

Col. Sherman T. Potter

Loretta Swit

Maj. Margaret 'Hot Lips' Houlihan

David Ogden Stiers

Maj. Charles Winchester

Jamie Farr

Sgt. Maxwell Q. Klinger

William Christopher

Father Francis Mulcahy

Allan Arbus

Maj. Sidney Freedman

G.W. Bailey

Sergeant Luther Rizzo

Rosalind Chao

Soon-Lee Klinger

John Shearin

The Chopper Pilot

Kellye Nakahara

Lt. Kellye Yamato, RN

Jeff Maxwell

Cpl. Igor Straminsky

Lang Yun

The Woman on Bus

Jon Van Ness

'Truman'

Kevin Scannell

'MacArthur'

Arthur Song

Korean Man

Judy Farrell

Nurse Able

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Trivia
With approximately 106 million viewers, it is the most-watched episode of a television series ever. Nielsen estimates 60.2% of all households with televisions watched the initial airing and a share of 77. The only television events that had more viewers are various Super Bowls, the Apollo moon landing, and President Nixon's resignation speech.

Goofs
During the bug out, Radar can be seen helping to remove a trunk from a building. This is due to the reuse of footage from the episode "Bug Out," but does not fit in the continuity of the show as Radar was sent home to Iowa during season 8.

Quotes
Maj. Winchester: Well, I'm going to be head of thoracic surgery at Boston Mercy Hospital, so my life will go on pretty much as I expected, with one exception. For me, music was always a refuge from this miserable experience, and now it will always be a reminder.

Connections
Edited from M*A*S*H: Bug Out (1976)

Soundtracks
The Darktown Strutters' Ball
(uncredited)
Written by Shelton Brooks
Sung in Japanese on the radio

one of the best tv movies ever made

I watched M*A*S*H growing up as a kid. When it all started. When I watched the series finale in 1983 I was all choked up. I felt as if I lost my family. Every cast member from Mclean Stevenson Col. Blake to PVT Igor. As it has been said all great and wonderful things such as M*A*S*H must come to an end. I have just got done watching Goodbye, Farewell and Amen again on the FX channel. No matter what every time I watch it I get a big lump in my throat from beginning to end where Hawkeye reads his message from B.J.. To this day I still watch M*A*S*H the 30 minute episodes. There was no better way to end the series as the producers and creators have done. Once again to all the M*A*S*H fans out there and the crew and cast Goodbye, Farewell and Amen.