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Complete Book of Mash

This illustrated guide takes readers behind the camera of the popular television comedy-drama. It moves through the series with a summary of individual episodes, followed by profiles of the main characters and an account of how the show was made. Interviews with members of the cast and crew add firsthand perspective, and the book includes over two hundred photographs. It suits fans who want to revisit the program or learn how it came together. The series combined broad humor with serious commentary on its setting, and this volume tries to capture both sides of that mix for readers who follow television closely.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 240 pages

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