M*A*S*H Slash

The time has come once more. This time, though, in honor of the not-so-recent release of season six on DVD.

I'm sure most (safe to say the majority) of those reading this have seen the episode "Fallen Idol". A bit of controversy has sprung from that episode regarding who was in the right, and who was in the wrong, and many arguments have made themselves known.

So, as can probably be surmised, my discussion question for this time around is who do you think was in the right regarding the argument between Radar and Hawkeye in the episode "Fallen Idol"? Was Radar right to expect so much of Hawkeye, and to act so disappointed (and then later, tell him off for being told off)? Or was Hawkeye in the right for snapping at Radar, and having so much expected of him too much?

Or were they both right and wrong in their own ways? What do you think? And more importantly why? What are your thoughts on this episode in general? On Radar and Hawkeye's actions? Let me (and others) know, and here's hoping much discussion will come about.

Yet once more, time for another conversation topic. As usual, this is in hopes of bringing out those lurking about, giving others reason to express their opinions, and initiating some conversation.

This time, though, it's a bit different. I want you to think, for a moment, about BJ, Trapper, and Hawkeye meeting after the war -- years after, a week after, whatever you wish. Thinking about it? Now, run with it. Yes, this is the topic. The three of them, BJ, Trapper, and Hawkeye meeting. What do you think would happen? Why? Who would like who, dislike who, who would have changed, what happens? You can approach this in a fictional story manner, in a personality manner, in any way you wish.

The question is, what do you think would happen if those three met after the war?

And, to fit the point of this community, what would happen if two of the three were, or had been at one time, involved? You don't necessarily have to use this question.

I'm hoping this is clear enough, and that some form of conversation can be expressed. If this isn't as inspiring as I hope, let me know. Any confusion, ask me.

Here's hoping discussion will occur.

Farewell.