at him and Klinger finds that the patient is himself. (The address as seen on the restaurant store front, 1902 Front Street, is accurate, but the scene was filmed on a set and not on location.) In the Season 9 (1980) episode "A War for All Seasons", the hospital unit orders a batch of sausage casings from Tony Packo's to use in a blood-filtering machine (a crude artificial kidney). In the season 11 (1983) finale "Goodbye, Farewell and Amen" (the series' two-and-a-half hour final episode), when Klinger finds out that B.J. has received his orders to return home, he says, "Boy, what a lucky guy. I'd give anything to be back in Toledo. Sitting in Packo's with the guys, having a beer and eating a dog while the chili sauce drips down your arm..." The actual Tony Packo's restaurant exhibits memorabilia from M*A*S*H on the premises, including the prop box used for the sausage casings in "A War for All Seasons". See also Coney Island hot dog References Notes Bibliography Further reading Christoff, Chris (April 1, 2014). "Detroit’s Coney Island Hot Dogs Are Edible Solace for City". Bloomberg. . . Yung, Katherine and Joe Grimm (2012). Coney Detroit. Detroit, Michigan: Wayne State University Press. . External links Tony Packo's Cafe website Companies based in Toledo, Ohio Culture of Toledo, Ohio Hot dog restaurants in the United States Restaurants in Ohio Hungarian-American cuisine Hungarian restaurants Hungarian-American culture in Ohio Tourist attractions in Toledo, Ohio Restaurants established in 1932 1932 establishments in Ohio