Laughing Matters: On writing M*A*S*H, Tootsie, Oh, God! And A Few Other Funny Things (1999) (Autobiography) C-Scam (2000) (TV) Bedazzled (with Harold Ramis and Peter Tolan) (2000) And Starring Pancho Villa as Himself (2003) (TV) M*A*S*H episodes The following is a list of M*A*S*H episodes (42 Total) written and/or directed by Gelbart. Season one (9/17/72–3/25/73) Episode 1: The Pilot (Written) Episode 4: "Chief Surgeon Who?" (Written) Episode 11: "Germ Warfare" (Written) Episode 12: "Dear Dad" (Written) Episode 18: "Dear Dad...Again" (Written with Sheldon Keller) Episode 21: "Sticky Wicket" (Teleplay with Laurence Marks) Episode 23: "Ceasefire" (Teleplay with Laurence Marks) Episode 24: "Showtime" (Teleplay with Robert Klane; Story) Season two (9/15/73–3/2/74) Episode 1: "Divided We Stand" (Written) Episode 2: "Five O'Clock Charlie" (Written with Laurence Marks & Keith Walker) Episode 6: "Kim" (Written with Marc Mandel & Laurence Marks) Episode 7: "L.I.P. (Local Indigenous Personnel)" (Written with Carl Kleinschmitt & Laurence Marks) Episode 9: "Dear Dad...Three" (Written with Laurence Marks) Episode 11: "Carry On, Hawkeye" (Written with Bernard Dilbert & Laurence Marks) Episode 12: "The Incubator" (Written with Laurence Marks) Episode 13: "Deal Me Out" (Written with Laurence Marks) Episode 16: "Henry in Love" (Written with Laurence Marks) Episode 19: "The Chosen People" (Written Laurence Marks & Sheldon Keller) Episode 20: "As You Were" (Written with Laurence Marks) Episode 21: "Crisis" (Written with Laurence Marks) Episode 23: "Mail Call" (Written with Laurence Marks) Episode 24: "A Smattering of Intelligence" (Written with Laurence Marks; Directed) Season three (9/10/74–3/18/75) Episode 1: "The General Flipped at Dawn" (Directed) Episode 2: "Rainbow Bridge" (Written with Laurence Marks) Episode 4: "Iron Guts Kelly" (Written with Sid Dorfman) Episode 5: "O.R." (Written with Laurence Marks) Episode 10: "There's Nothing Like a Nurse" (Written) Episode 16: "Bulletin Board" (Written with Simon Muntner) Episode 17: "The Consultant" (Story) Episode 19: "Aid Station" (Written with Simon Muntner) Episode 23: "White Gold" (Written with Simon Muntner) Episode 24: "Abyssinia, Henry" (Directed) Season four (9/12/75–2/24/76) Episode 1: "Welcome to Korea" (Written with Everett Greenbaum & Jim Fritzell) Episode 3: "It Happened One Night" (Teleplay with Simon Muntner) Episode 9: "Quo Vadis, Captain Chandler?" (Directed) Episode 13: "The Gun" (Written with Gene Reynolds) Episode 15: "The Price of Tomato Juice" (Written with Gene Reynolds) Episode 18: "Hawkeye" (Written with Simon Muntner; Directed) Episode 21: "Smilin' Jack" (Written with Simon Muntner) Episode 22: "The More I See You" (Written with Gene Reynolds) Episode 23: