ER Doctor & Spec Ops REACT to M*A*S*H

M*A*S*H ER Doctor Jordan Wagner is back with ER doctor reacts to M*A*S*H medical scenes and injuries. Doctor Wagner, a real life emergency physician and former US Army Ranger Cameron Fath spec ops from Experts React Gamology and Shift Fire react to M*A*S*H theme song, m*a*s*h intro, M.A.S.H funny moments, illnesses, and injuries in this M*A*S*H reaction. Doctor Jordan Wagner watches and reacts to M*A*S*H greatest moments and MASH best moments and tells us what is accurate and what is not in these funny M*A*S*H clips from mash full episodes.

M*A*S*H (an acronym for Mobile Army Surgical Hospital) is an American comedy drama television series that aired on CBS but the medical accuracy of these MASH clips is questionable, to say the least. Today Experts React Gamology ER Doctor Doctor Wagner and former Shift Fire Spec Ops Cameron Fath will be watching and reacting to M*A*S*H TV show funny moments and the best of M*A*S*H clips while rating battle wounds. They breakdown some of M*A*S*H best moments from father Mulcahy performs a tracheostomy, heart message, M*A*S*H final episode and more. Do you watch M*A*S*H full episodes? Ever think Why did MASH end so abruptly? If you want Dr. Jordan Wagner to continue making this doctor reaction series please give this video a like and leave a comment on which TV show or medical memes or just funny memes you'd like for him to review next.

Members of the 4077th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital care for the injured during the Korean War and use humor to escape from the horror and depression of the situation. Among the 4077's people are Capts. Benjamin "Hawkeye" Pierce and "Trapper John" McIntire, Majs. Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan and Frank Burns, and Cpl. Walter "Radar" O'Reilly.

OTHER DOCTOR REACTION VIDEOS & M*A*S*H VIDEOS:

@Doctor Mike - Doctor Reacts To Painful UFC MMA Injuries

@Doctor Mike - Real Doctor Reacts To MASH TV Show

@MrBeast - I Spent 7 Days Buried Alive

@Mark Rober - Acid vs Lava- Testing Liquids That Melt Everything

@Dude Perfect - Luckiest Dude Wins

SHOP LIFE HAPPNS SUPPLEMENTS:

FOLLOW ME HERE:

FOLLOW CAMERON FATH HERE:

Doctor ER Dr. Jordan Wagner, DO

#DoctorReacts #MASH #DoctorJordanWagner

LINKS & REFERENCES:

M*A*S*H (TV Series 1972–1983) | IMDb

M*A*S*H | Hulu

M*A*S*H | Amazon Prime

M*A*S*H | Disney+

M*A*S*H | YouTube TV

M*A*S*H | Apple TV

M*A*S*H | Google Play

All clips used for fair use commentary, criticism, and educational purposes. See Hosseinzadeh v. Klein, 276 F.Supp.3d 34 (S.D.N.Y. 2017); Equals Three, LLC v. Jukin Media, Inc., 139 F. Supp. 3d 1094 (C.D. Cal. 2015).

If you feel like you are actually experiencing a real-life medical emergency, immediately stop watching and call 9-11 or contact a medical professional. The information in this video is not intended or implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The satirical nature presented in the video is for entertainment purposes and does not endorse the actions displayed. All content, including text, graphics, images, and information, contained in this video is for general information purposes only and does not replace an appointment with your own personal doctor.

[DoctorER]

Let us know in the comments if we should do a M*A*S*H react part 2!

[DrFeelGoodHelpDesk]

One thing I have noticed whenever professionals cover M*A*S*H is that they automatically forget that it's a "period comedy", it may have been made in the 70's but it was set in the 1950's, before a lot of the modern medical practices were implemented/conceived in a civilian setting let alone a war zone.

I've watched one medical professional roast EVERY single surgery scene completely from a "in a hospital we wouldn't so why is it happening here" mentality. I'm glad that you guys didn't do that.

The team behind M*A*S*H prided themselves on getting medical experts on the consulting team for the series and also went through painstaking research when it came to medical procedures and their history.

Again though, I love your videos and I'm really glad you actually covered this taking the era it's set into account.

[merlinsclaw]

This show is about a "meatball surgery" MASH (Mobile Army Surgical Hospital) unit that existed during the Korean Conflict (1950-1953) The Heimich maneuver was first introduced in 1974.

[connorthompson]

The thing about that appendix scene is that they knew the man wasn’t sick. They gave him some thing to make him feel sick, then Hawkeye did the appendectomy to keep that man off the front line so he wouldn’t get his own men killed.

[FlyBoyEnterprises]

You have to take into account that it's set during the Korean War and MASH was the infancy of military care in the field and techniques were new and not prevalent or fine tuned as we see today.

[farmhome]

Keep in mind this setting is 1950-53... A lot of stuff you think is obvious was just being developed at the time.

[jacobsmith]

Just pointing out Mash is based on the Korean War 51-53 and they were using leftover military gear from the 40s

[HeyCousin]

The context of the appendix episode is important. Hawkeye knew there was nothing wrong with the appendix before he went in (nothing to do with what was mentioned here), it was a plan to get the guy removed as commander as his tactics were getting men killed. BJ was against the idea morally since removing a healthy appendix would be contrary to the oath.

[Johndoe-jd]

So, some few helpful information: Mash takes place during the Korean War (50s). The show was made in the 70s. MASH stands for Mobile Army Surgical Hospital. They were located around 3-5 miles away from the front lines.

The first clip of the Tracheostomy has Father Mulcahy a priest, and Radar a corporal. They were getting a man from an aid station (1-3 miles away from the front lines) to the MASH unit.

If you want a M*A*S*H fan who can give important information just let me know

[TrevorTempleton]

Finally! I’ve wanted a M*A*S*H video for a while now.

[ginnyjollykidd]

IIRC, Penicillin was a new thing then, and they couldn't always get it. I believe sulfa drugs were used.
They had an episode where they didn't have anesthesia and had to use ether.

The research the writers did was to interview veteran soldiers that fought in the war. The series lasted a lot longer than the war itself.

But if you think about it, not so. Every soldier and military person had a story to tell.
Work is often measured in man hours. That means, for example, that 2 people working an eight hour shift give you 16 man hours.

So however many service people served would give you that many "service-person wars, " fängt More than just the length of the war itself.

[zztop]

I would love to see more M*A*S*H reactions there's a lot of scenes and scenarios from the TV show.

[Subject]

Yes!! I've been waiting for a M*A*S*H video; and specifically I wanted to hear about the episode where the Father does tracheotomy on the jeep. Thank you! And yes, more M*A*S*H vidz in the future!

[TheBlargMarg]

I have to say for how light hearted this episode is, it is also a pretty brutal one hearing how the military has to cobble together materials to save someone.

[alligatorwithwifi]

The intro song is still one of the most peaceful yet sad songs i've ever heard

[twocvbloke]

Most of the medical care in the era the show was set in was pretty much "Patch 'em up and send 'em back out" level of care, even if it was utterly wrong on all kinds of levels (medically, ethically, morally, etc.), just one of those things about war that is just what they do... :S

[robertsmith]

Regarding the Heinlich maneuver, would it have been invented yet in the 1950-52 timeframe that the show was based on ?

[anthonyrodriguez]

YA que esta mos reacionando a peliculas militares que te parese DOC si reacsionas ala pelicula SISU estaria muy genial bueno Saludos

[MGower]

Remember the first scene you have the company clerk and unit chaplain, neither of whom have any training beyond "Scream for a medic". The chaplain wasn't even cleared for field work at all, and conned his way on the run to get credibility with wounded soldiers by having actually been at a front line unit.
The second was an officer who just threw soldiers into the line of fire getting huge casualties, and Hawkeye was trying to knock him off the front line.

[bantehayes]

This was one of your best! Please do a part two!