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The show's title is an acronym. What kind of military medical unit does it name? | — |
The unit at the heart of the show is identified by which number? | — |
The 1983 finale 'Goodbye, Farewell and Amen' is remembered for what distinction? | — |
Corporal Klinger spends much of the run wearing women's clothing. What is he trying to achieve? | — |
The theme music began life as a song with lyrics. How did the series use it? | — |
The producers wanted no laugh track at all, and the network disagreed. What compromise was reached? | — |
The camp is stationed near which South Korean city? | — |
One major character was played by the same performer in the 1970 film and in the CBS series that followed. Which character? | — |
Hawkeye Pierce's home town of Crabapple Cove sits in which state? | — |
The other surgeons saddle Major Frank Burns with which nickname? | — |
The show struggled in the ratings during its first season. What is credited with turning that around in its second? | — |
How many Emmy Awards did the show win across its whole run? | — |
In October 1982, as the last episodes were being made, much of the show's outdoor set burned down. How did the production respond? | — |
The season four episode 'The Interview' was made in an unusual way. What was different about it? | — |
The finale aired last, but it was not the last one made. Which episode was the final one filmed? | — |
In the season seven episode 'Point of View', where does the camera sit? | — |
Which studio produced the show? | — |
The episode 'Life Time' plays out almost entirely in real time. What appears on screen to underline that? | — |
Months after the show ended, its sets and props went on display at which Smithsonian institution? | — |
In the late 1980s much of the cast reunited on screen for a run of commercials advertising products from which company? | — |
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