- - TV series with the all-time most-watched episode
- - what to eat with cooked hams?
- - It goes with bangers in the Christmas holidays
- - You may eat it during the Christmas holiday
- - Reduce to a pulp, as with potato
- - It goes with bangers
- - Classic TV show with three stars?
- - TV show with the character Zelmo Zale
- - TV series with Hawkeye and Hot Lips
- - Sitcom with three stars
- - Side dish with bangers
- - Show with Frank Burns and "Hot Lips"
- - It lost out to "Patton" for Best Picture
- - It goes well with sausages
- - Film title with asterisks
- - Classic war film with "Hawkeye" and "Hot Lips"
- - Classic TV show with 3 stars?
- - Alan Alda sitcom with the theme song "Suicide Is Painless"
- - Crush or cream potatoes
- - 1970s-1980s sitcom set in Korea
- - Smush up
- - hawkeye's outfit
- - Make pulp of
- - korean war comedy-drama celebrating its 50th anniversary
- - no. 25: its 1983 finale was "the most-watched single episode of television ever"
- - Classic TV series set in Korea
- - 'Monster ...' (Halloween song)
- - Old sitcom set at a wartime hospital
- - Crush, as boiled potatoes
- - need to make wort, in a brewery
- - Classic TV series that starred Alan Alda
- - suicide is painless was the theme tune to which film/tv series?
- - Verb in a fufu recipe
- - Swit show
- - Classic TV series starring Alan Alda and Loretta Swit
- - Beat to a pulp, as a potato
- - Pound of ham ultimately remains
- - Accompaniment for bangers?
- - Sitcom whose finale is still the most-watched episode of a scripted series
- - reduce to a soft mixture, as potatoes
- - old woman's hot potato dish
- - Pound, as boiled potatoes
- - Make potatoes soft
- - Leads for microphones and sophisticated headphones produced by Pulp
- - "Monster ..." (song often heard around Halloween)
- - Sitcom set in wartime
- - Prepare spuds
- - Classic TV series set during the Korean War
- - crushed state
- - What someone might do to potatoes or buttons
- - Crush boiled potatoes to a pulp, say
- - pound down old lady's hospital
- - Smash potatoes
- - Reduce to a paste
- - Make, as potatoes
- - crushed condition
- - American comedy-drama series starring Alan Alda: Abbr.
- - Crush food to a pulp
- - squeeze 50% malt quietly
- - 1972-1983 sitcom about military doctors
- - Series for Jamie Farr
- - Wood on motorway becomes pulp
- - Radar's unit
- - The 4077th, for short
- - Radar unit?
- - Trapper John's post
- - Alan Alda sitcom
- - TV show that signed off on February 28, 1983
- - Squoosh
- - Sitcom that starred Alan Alda
- - Radar's post
- - Pulp (potato)
- - Long-running army medical show
- - Long-run TV show
- - Korean War sitcom
- - Hawkeye's unit
- - Hawkeye's milieu
- - Chickenfeed
- - Brewer's material
- - Bourbon base
- - Altman film: 1970
- - Alda vehicle
- - 8063rd or 4077th
- - Wort ingredient
- - Where Hawkeye practiced
- - Wartime acronym
- - War-zone sitcom
- - Verb in a guac recipe
- - Vehicle for Loretta Swit
- - Vehicle for Alda
- - Ubiquitous TV series
- - TV sitcom that featured Radar and Hot Lips
- - TV show where Frank Burns wooed Hot Lips
- - TV show that was set during the Korean War
- - TV show set in Korea
- - TV series set in Korea whose 1983 finale drew 125 million viewers
- - TV series on Korean War medicos
- - TV comedy that was set in Korea
- - TV comedy that costarred Wayne Rogers and Harry Morgan
- - Sweetheart, in old slang
- - Squush
- - Squish squash
- - Sour ...... whiskey
- - Soft mixture for cattle
- - Sitcom that starred Alan Alda and Loretta Swit
- - Sitcom that had three asterisks in its title
- - Sitcom that costarred Harry Morgan and Gary Burghoff
- - Sitcom based on a 1970 Donald Sutherland movie
- - Show whose final episode aired 2/28/83, and this puzzle's theme
- - Show on which Radar drank Nehi
- - Richard Hooker book subtitled "A Novel About Three Army Doctors"
- - Program featuring Hawkeye
- - Prepare the potatoes
- - Prepare avocados for guacamole
- - Prepare Alan Alda's potatoes?
- - Prep potatoes for Thanksgiving
- - Premiere of 9/17/72
- - Pound to a pulp
- - Pound potatoes
- - Potato dish, in British slang
- - Popular TV war sitcom
- - Popular TV rerun
- - Partner of mish
- - Outstanding Comedy Series Emmy nominee every year from 1973 to 1983
- - One kind of note
- - Not handle gently
- - Movie-spinoff TV series
- - Moonshine-to-be
- - Mixture for cattle
- - Megahit TV series
- - Make flirtatious advances
- - Long-running TV hit
- - Long-running army comedy
- - Long-run TV hit
- - Korean War TV series
- - Korean War movie
- - Korea-based sitcom
- - Jam down
- - Hot Lips starred in this TV hit
- - Hit TV show set in Korea
- - Hit film in 1970
- - Hawkeye's show
- - Ground mixture
- - Ground animal feed
- - Flirt, in old slang
- - Fix the potatoes
- - Fermentable mixture
- - Donald Sutherland hit
- - Dish, bangers & ...
- - Couch potato's favorite show?
- - Contents of a brewer's vat.
- - Comedy where Alan Alda played Hawkeye Pierce
- - Col. Sherman Potter's post
- - Col. Potter's command
- - Classic TV's 4077th
- - British potato dish, informally
- - Brewer's preparation
- - Brewer's mix
- - Bangers' frequent partner?
- - Bangers partner, in a British dish
- - Bangers and ......
- - Alda's series
- - Alda's program
- - Alda TV vehicle
- - Alda smash
- - Alda classic
- - Alan Alda series
- - Acronym in the names of a children's game and a classic TV show
- - 1974 Emmy winner for best comedy series
- - 1972-83 sitcom
- - 1972-1983 Korean War sitcom
- - 1970s-1980s sitcom set during the Korean War
- - 1970s CBS comedy set during the Korean War
- - 1970 Sutherland movie
- - "Suicide Is Painless" was its theme song
- - "Suicide Is Painless" was its theme
- - "Monster ......" (song that's popular around Halloween)
- - TV hit
- - Pulverise
- - Brewer's mixture.
- - Food for livestock
- - Livestock fare
- - Smush
- - Long-running TV series
- - Potato dish
- - Type of note
- - Soft pulpy mass
- - Prepare potatoes
- - Reduce to a pulp
- - Prepare, as soft potatoes
- - Reduce to pulp by crushing
- - Pulverize potatoes
- - Make pulp out of
- - Make a pulp out of
- - Render pulpy
- - Crush, like potatoes
- - Pulp
- - Acronymic sitcom title
- - Distillery mixture
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