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From: jsg@rlgvax.UUCP (JSG)
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Subject: Re: After M*A*S*H
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Date: Thu, 29-Sep-83 09:25:42 EDT
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After M*A*S*H seemed like two seperate shows to me.  Anyone agree?
The first half was quite boring and slow moving.  Just getting you
cuaght up on what had happened to Col Potter.  When Klinger was
(re)introduced it picked up a little, but not much.  It wasn't
until they got to Father Mulchayhe(?) that it picked up and got
interesting.  Telling what happened to him since the war in the
context of whta was currently happening, and having the other two
characters take part in the scenes lift the show of it's floundering
rear.

Some of the humor was a bit dry, but overall the show probably deserves
to be seen some more before we extoll or bury it.  Some of the shows
will probably deal with age (Potter), inter-cultural maraige (especially
of someone from the "enemy side")(Klinger), etc.

Anybody have any opinions of the young secretary in Alma Cox's office.
Do you get the feeling that she will try to seduce/make some moves on
Max?  Only time will tell.

	Jeff Grunewald
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