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Yep. The writers and producers would interview actual surgeons, nurses, soldiers, et al who really served in Korea or even Vietnam, and use their anecdotes and recollections for material for storylines on the show. Sometimes, viewers who were veterans would reach out to the producers to share their experiences with them for use in storylines.
Perhaps not, but technically, M*A*S*H wasn’t a sitcom. Yes, the network branded it as such, but the producers never intended for it to be a sitcom, it was always a program that was both humorous and heartfelt at the same time (this was because the term “dramedy” had yet to be coined).
In real time, yes. In comic strip time, it hasn’t really even been that long; we spent more time with Bernice trying to hound Luann for more details about Phil as though she was interested in him.
No, just Sundays.