"the parent show's Monday night time slot and featured several of its characters reunited in a Midwestern hospital after the war. The more successful ""Trapper John, M.D."" (1979–86) took place nearly three decades after the events of ""M*A*S*H"" and depicted Trapper John McIntyre as chief of surgery at a San Francisco hospital; its producers argued successfully in court that it was based on the earlier movie rather than the TV series. In an unpurchased television pilot, ""W*A*L*T*E*R"" (1984), Walter ""Radar"" O'Reilly joins the St. Louis police force after his farm fails following his return to the US. ""Making M*A*S*H"", a"
"Radar's Grape Nehi. The episode closes with another unusually formal event involving Radar and Hawkeye. The Army has decided to award Radar the Purple Heart due to his injury, and Hawkeye presents it to him. After pinning in on him, Hawkeye gives a salute to the company clerk, something he rarely does and jokingly tells him not to get hurt again. Fallen Idol (M*A*S*H) ""Fallen Idol"" is the third episode of the sixth season of the American situation comedy-series ""M*A*S*H"" (after the two-part ""Fade Out, Fade In"") and its 125th overall. The episode aired on CBS on September 27, 1977"
"May 18 after achieving only 2 hits in 18 plate appearances and averaging .111, Shuhei was dropped from the first team. Shuhei enjoys shopping and his favourite food is ramen. Due to the influence of his older brother, he is a fan of Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi. His brother is a former member of the Tokai University Sagami High School baseball team. Growing up, Takahashi was a keen admirer of Giants and New York Yankees legend, Hideki Matsui. When he was drafted by the Dragons, he made mention of his respect and admiration for his new team-mate, Masahiko Morino. Since 2014 he"
"The Moon Is Not Blue ""The Moon Is Not Blue"" was the 248th episode of the ""M*A*S*H"" television series, and the eighth of season eleven. The episode aired on December 13, 1982. Everyone is frustrated by the unrelenting hot weather, and Hawkeye and B.J. are bored with the movies the unit is sent. After reading about a newly released movie ""The Moon Is Blue"" and its supposedly salacious content in a Boston newspaper, they decide it's the movie they want sent to the camp. They attempt to pull strings with the delivery driver, Corporal Bannister, in exchange for pills (placebos"
"a slow-witted bruiser who is the gang's muscle; Georgie, an ambitious second-in-command; and Pete, who mostly plays along as the droogs indulge their taste for ultra-violence. Characterised as a sociopath and hardened juvenile delinquent, Alex also displays intelligence, quick wit, and a predilection for classical music; he is particularly fond of Beethoven, referred to as ""Lovely Ludwig Van"". The novella begins with the droogs sitting in their favourite hangout, the Korova Milk Bar, and drinking ""milk-plus"" — a beverage consisting of milk laced with the customer's drug of choice — to prepare for a night of mayhem. They assault a"
"sees all the movie posters in Frankenheimer's office. The Moon Is Not Blue ""The Moon Is Not Blue"" was the 248th episode of the ""M*A*S*H"" television series, and the eighth of season eleven. The episode aired on December 13, 1982. Everyone is frustrated by the unrelenting hot weather, and Hawkeye and B.J. are bored with the movies the unit is sent. After reading about a newly released movie ""The Moon Is Blue"" and its supposedly salacious content in a Boston newspaper, they decide it's the movie they want sent to the camp. They attempt to pull strings with the delivery"
"provided props for their beer brand Dragonfly IPA, and Upland officials said their prominent appearances in the episode generated positive publicity for the company: Scott Johnson, marketing operations manager for the brewing company, said, ""As soon as it went off, everyone starts calling me and e-mailing me."" They also drink Vernors ginger ale, a soft drink very popular in Indiana. Windell Middlebrooks makes a guest appearance as Brian, one of the men attending the during the courtyard party. Middlebrooks was cast simply based on his work on Miller High Life commercials, in which he steals beer from bars that he"
"rather than using Wolfe's car or taking taxis. Unlike his employer, Archie has only two conspicuous eccentricities: his favorite drink is milk, and he always knows the exact time. Archie's conversations with other characters often feature his penchant for arch wit, which can serve purposes such as playing devil's advocate to ""badger"" Wolfe into working; stalling or goading police officers; issuing threats under the guise of ironically ingenuous observations; or charming female characters into cooperating with Wolfe's professional desiderata. Regardless of what year the story takes place, Archie and the other principal characters in the corpus do not age. Archie"
"14. She has revealed that she has a strong addiction to Caramel Frappuccino, a Starbucks beverage which often appears on her blog. There are about 247 kcal in one Caramel Frappuccino bottle and she drinks it twice a day. This can be one reason why she struggles so much with her weight, but she has stated that she could not live without it. Aside from her native Japanese, Phongchi is also fluent in Vietnamese. Her first DVD ""Cam On"" featured her conversations with native Vietnamese-speaking children. She is known as a hardcore gamer, more specifically, a hardcore PS3 player. One"
"shows are ""Sanford and Son"" and ""What's Happening!!"". He enjoys drinking Alamo Beer with Hank, Bill and Boomhauer. Dale is an avid smoker (since third grade) of Manitoba brand cigarettes, most likely a parody of Marlboro cigarettes, and also drinks Mountain Dew (which he once asked Nancy to boil). In the episode ""Dale Be Not Proud,"" Dale tells a boy receiving his kidney that the kidney likes Mountain Dew, and to give it a can once a week. He also stockpiled two CO2 pressurized drums of Mountain Dew in preparation for Y2K in the episode ""Hillennium."" In the same episode,"
"years old and wears a blue shirt and darker pants. He is a friend of most of the characters in the series, and is the fall-guy of many pranks from the other characters. He speaks with the Argentinian ""Cheto"" accent (posh or snobby accent). His power is superhuman speed. He owns a bar and is very shy around women. He likes Pop music and often sings in the episodes. He's a fan of River Plate. His role has increased as the series has progressed as he and Matias became more important in the show; he appeared in every episode of"
"Vine"", which he sings on the anniversary of Lu Ten's birthday. Iroh is particularly fond of food, good tea, the strategy game ""Pai Sho"", and pleasant music. He later displays skill at playing the pipa and other musical instruments. Most likely because of his love of tea, he is an amateur botanist, though his misinterpretation of some plant characteristics leads him to accidentally poison himself. His character is best shown in his relationship with his nephew, Zuko, upon whom he imposes introspection. Iroh is a retired general with a lifetime of combat experience and a reputation of honor, loyalty and"
"word."" Subsequently, Pap Finn runs around with hallucinations of snakes and chases Huck around their cabin with a knife in an attempt to kill him, thinking Huck is the ""Angel of Death."" The M*A*S*H (TV series) episode ""Bottoms Up"" (Season 9, Episode 15) featured a side story about a nurse (Cpt. Helen Whitfield) who was found to be drinking heavily off-duty. By the culmination of the episode, after a confrontation by Maj. Margaret Houlihan, the character swears off her alcoholism and presumably quits immediately. At mealtime, an unspecified time later (roughly 48 hours, according to Maj. Houlihan), Whitfield becomes hysterical"
"in the office, earning himself the nickname ""fire guy"". When Meredith angrily declares she is fine during her intervention, Michael refers to two entertainers when he responds, ""Was John Belushi fine? Was Bob Hope fine?"" While Michael is bar tending during the party, he makes Jim a drink containing orange juice and vodka. Though commonly known as a Screwdriver, Michael ignorantly refers to it as an ""Orange-Vod-Juice-Ka"", implying that he was the first person to concoct it. Phyllis's takeover of the Party Planning Committee and the subsequent fight with Angela ranked number 9 in ""phillyBurbs.com""<nowiki>'</nowiki>s top ten moments from the"
"Under Cook's management, the average attendance at Mud Hens games would increase almost threefold. Much of this was due to inventive marketing. In his most well-known move, Cook sent a Mud Hens uniform to the fictional character Cpl. Max Klinger of the television show M*A*S*H, played by actor Jamie Farr, a Toledo native. Thereafter, mentions of the Mud Hens were frequently incorporated into the show's scripts, and the team gained nationwide attention. Cook was posthumously elected to the International League Hall of Fame in 2008. The number 1 was retired by the Mud Hens in his honor. Cook was married"
"his youth to work as an assistant detective. He is a heavy smoker, and often assembles his thoughts while smoking a Marlboro cigarette. According to his in-game profile, his favorite alcoholic beverage is cognac, and he drives a green . Other recurring characters include: Yulia Marks (known in Japan as ), Jake's assistant, and Scott Kingsley (known in Japan as ), the inspector of the Aspicio police. Voice acting was first used in certain game scenes in the 5th installment, , and has been implemented in all subsequent releases, excluding those released as mobile phone applications. Jingūji's character has been"
"of Wine and D'oh'ses"", after watching a video of his drunken antics at his birthday party, Barney resolves to get sober. He attends Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, cleans up his appearance, and attends helicopter-flying lessons. It was revealed in the fourteenth season episode ""I'm Spelling as Fast as I Can"" that he had relapsed. Barney was inspired by Barney Rubble, Fred Flintstone's best friend and next-door neighbor from the animated series ""The Flintstones"". The writers originally wanted the character to be Homer Simpson's sidekick and next-door neighbor, but instead, while still portraying him as Homer's best friend, they decided to make"
"tired of living in his van down by the river). While in prison, he seems to be respected, and to have a good friendship with his cellmate Deshawn Powers, who refers to Foley as ""The OG of cell block C"". He is fond of coffee and caffeine-based products. In almost every appearance, he mentions drinking espresso or coffee, or taking NoDoz and he even brings a duffel bag with a pot of coffee to the gym to teach a spinning class. He also seems to be a strong believer in ""PMA"" (Positive Mental Attitude). The character's debut performance (May 8,"
"kind, she does have a jealous side. Though not being the eldest, Akina excels at studies, sport, and housework. The eldest sister is , who became the manager of Min-Min Ice Creamery after the sisters' parents died. Natsumi has a hard time resisting alcohol, and can become tipsy just with its scent. She is gentle, unfussy, and has a polite-manner way of speaking, however, when she drinks, she becomes aggressive. Natsumi's hobbies include fortune telling, she loves to tell other people's fortune, as well as her own. She likes to call Shiki ""Haru-chan"", due to her thinking it's more friendly."
"makes a reference to his favorite soap opera, ""Just Plain MacArthur,"" a reference to a real radio soap from the Golden Age called ""Just Plain Bill"". This was the last episode to have the ""jazzier"" version of the theme song playing during the credits. Major Fred C. Dobbs ""Major Fred C. Dobbs"" is the title of episode #22 of the first season of the TV series ""M*A*S*H"". It originally aired on March 11, 1973. After witnessing Frank's berating of nurse Ginger Bayliss for no reason, Hawkeye and Trapper console Ginger and set Frank up for one of their ""getting even"""
"sensualist with a passion for beautiful women and boys, a taste for laudanum, and an addiction to alcohol in the form of his own lethal homemade cocktails. His parties were fantastic bacchanalian bouts, and his sexual stamina legendary..."" with a particular highlight being Ranjit Singh's practice of getting his dancing girls drunk and then having them engage in wild catfights for his amusement. The hard-drinking Ranjit Singh made his own wine, called ""firewater"", whose exact ingredients remain a mystery even today, but was believed to contain among other things grape juice, orange seeds and grounded down gems, which he drank"
"likes to visit the pub, often with her friend Cyan, where she often gets drunk. Alcoholism is however not a main theme of the comic. However, as a consequence Nemi has a lot of casual sex, and often wakes up beside complete strangers. In spring 2011, she became enamoured with a beefcake boyfriend whom she converted to vegetarianism with a single look. Her boyfriend, Grimm, is now a huge part of Nemi's life and the two are regularly featured together in the (UK) strip, sharing and discussing off-beat topics. The strips in which they appear can be said to mirror"
"created after an attempt to film the original book's sequel, ""M*A*S*H Goes to Maine"", failed. The television series is the best-known of the ""M*A*S*H"" works, and one of the highest-rated shows in US television history. ""M*A*S*H"" aired weekly on CBS, with most episodes being a half-hour (25 minutes) in length. The series is usually categorized as a situation comedy, though it has also been described as a ""dark comedy"" or a ""dramedy"" because of the often dramatic subject matter. The show is an ensemble piece revolving around key personnel in a United States Army ""Mobile Army Surgical Hospital"" (MASH) in"
"pedal). Boomhauer spends most of his spare time drinking Alamo Beer with Hank, Dale and Bill in the alley behind Hank's house. While he enjoys his friendship with Hank, he sometimes has limited patience with Dale (whom he sharply refers to as ""Gribble"") and considers Bill ""boring"" due to his inferiority complex. Boomhauer favors animal-print bikini briefs, which have been observed a few times in the show when he's appeared without his blue jeans; he tends to overuse cologne, bragging about his Calvin Klein CK1 attracting women ""like catnip"". Boomhauer is a strict non-smoker who carries a lighter, implicitly for"
"kidney pie so much that Bertie has known him to order it ""even on curry day at the Drones"", and it is implied by Wodehouse in a 1937 letter he wrote to ""The Times"" that one can find Gussie at the Drones Club. In ""Right Ho, Jeeves"", Gussie drinks whisky to gather the courage to propose to Madeline Bassett (and also unknowingly drinks orange juice spiked with gin), and while under the influence of the drinks, ends up giving an uninhibited and noteworthy speech at Market Snodsbury Grammar School. In that story, he becomes engaged to Madeline, despite a temporary"
"between the games. Called ""Nish"" by his friends, he is the Screech Owls' captain. He enjoys joking and making pranks to his friends. Nish likes collecting hockey cards and loves T-Shirts, baseball and alternative music. He has lots of natural ability and has good leadership skills. He's a great skater and stickhandler. He is passionate about various sports. She is the best skater and one of the best point-scorer on the team. Sarah is also considered one of the best upcoming female players in hockey. The smallest and most fearful Screech Owl but he is the hardest working player on"
"Khokha (peach) is a furry pinkish orange colored monster with long black hair. She is a very inquisitive, imaginative and confident character whose main message is to encourage young girls. Filfil (pepper) is a bearded furry purple monster who often gets carried away with himself. He is a bit egotistical and loves to eat honey-sesame sticks. Alam Simsim reuses many of the sketches from other versions of Sesame Street, dubbed into Egyptian Arabic. Some of these include segments using American Muppets, however some names are changed. Ernie and Bert are known as Shadi and Hadi, Elmo is called Tohfa (antique),"
"a cup or shirt, with text reading ""The Longest Drink in Town"" next to it. The phrase, ""The Longest Drink in Town"", compares the height of the milkshake cup to that of a giraffe. In 2011, Delmaine introduced a brand of milkshake syrups under the brand name The Longest Drink in Town. Master Shake, one of the main characters from the long-running American animated television series ""Aqua Teen Hunger Force"" (also known by various alternative titles), is a life-sized anthropomorphic milkshake. In the ultraviolent futuristic dystopia in ""A Clockwork Orange"" by director Stanley Kubrick, the young gang members go to"
"and reflect popular culture to a greater degree. Martin prefers drinking beer (specifically Ballantine Beer, a lager) to wine or spirits, for example, and prefers watching action movies and professional sports to the opera and theatre preferred by Frasier and Niles. While Martin occasionally visits Café Nervosa to see his sons, he dislikes its elaborate and expensive drinks and often visits a bar, McGinty's, with his best friend, Duke. He is shown to be a big fan of the New York Yankees, Seattle Mariners, the Seattle SuperSonics, and the Seattle Seahawks. He often displays an autographed photo of Ken Griffey,"
"of his favorite graphic novel. His favorite food is chocolate chip pancakes made by his mother, and he seems to be a manga reader, his favorite ""graphic novel"" being Ninja Warrior Gunshyo (Ninja Warrior Gunshyo is seen to be published by TOKYOPOP as a joke in the manga). Timmy's best friend is Herman W. Poindexter. Jiro Yoshida: A powerful ninja from Clan Yoshida. Jiro once had a promising music career and was dubbed the ""Japanese Barry Manilow"" by critics. Barry Manilow is also on his Jpod (As seen on the Sunday comics version). After he arrives in Cherry Creek, he"
"agent. Snow examined the property and decided that the Raney farm was ideal for an amusement park based on pioneer themes, which was an idea he had entertained for years. He noted that features of the area resembled those pictured in the ""Li'l Abner"" comic strip: he imagined Mill Creek Canyon at the base of a 55-foot (16.8 m) waterfall could be the ""bottomless canyon"" featured in the comic strip, and the nearby tourist attraction Mystic Caverns (also owned by the Raney family) could become ""Dogpatch Cave"", where Kickapoo Joy Juice was brewed by a few unsavory Dogpatch characters. Snow"
"his drink. Radar, Henry, Frank, and Margaret bid farewell to Borelli on the landing pad, and just before the chopper takes off, Hawkeye walks up the hill and offers Borelli a nonchalant tip of the hat. The Consultant ""The Consultant"" is the 17th episode in the third season of the television series ""M*A*S*H"". It originally aired on January 17, 1975. It was written by Robert Klane, from a story by Larry Gelbart, and was directed by Gene Reynolds. Hawkeye and Trapper are off to surgical clinic in Japan, but instead of attending seminars and meetings, they intend to spend their"
"up into the exclusive handful of most-popular mixed drinks"". It became known as a favorite drink of Reno casino owner William F. Harrah. In his book ""Beat the Dealer"" (1964), Edward O. Thorp did not name the Tahoe casino where he thought he had been poorly treated as a card counter. Instead, he wrote, ""Immediately I had a Moscow mule"", subtly hinting that the location was Harrah's Lake Tahoe, due to Harrah's then well-known proclivity for the drink. The ingredients in Moscow mule cocktails are acidic, and the resulting beverage has a pH well below 6.0. This creates a problem"