The Third Year Of Mash Was When

The Third Year Of Mash Was When I Realized I Was A Hit.

I Never Met The Second Happiest Man, Or The First Happiest Man, So I Can't Judge Where I Fall Into That Category.

If You Get A Show Named After You, And Then Play Another Character, That's Fine. But If You Do A Show That's An Ensemble Show Like... Mash, Then You're In Trouble.

You Accumulate A Great Deal Of Acquaintances And Friendships Over The Years, And You Can't Always Spend As Much Time As You Would Like.

It Makes You Famous, You Get Money From It, You Go On And Do The Best You Can, But It Really Is Dreadful That People Don't Know Your Name.