Shows Like M*A*S*H

Direct spinoff by creator Larry Gelbart continuing the story post-Korea with Harry Morgan, Jamie Farr, and William Christopher.

Direct MASH spinoff following Trapper John McIntyre decades later as a civilian hospital chief of surgery.

Gritty ensemble war drama following US Army infantry in WWII France; same military camaraderie and anti-war undertones.

Military sitcom set in a WWII POW camp; shares the format of sardonic humor used by soldiers to survive absurd wartime conditions.

WWII military ensemble comedy-satire with bumbling officers; same comedic formula of humor as defense against wartime absurdity.

WWII military sitcom with a wisecracking crew defying incompetent brass; direct tonal and structural sibling to M*A*S*H.

US Army sitcom with Sgt. Bilko gaming the military system; the defining template for anti-authority military comedy M*A*S*H built on.

Military sitcom set in USMC training; shares the civilian-in-uniform fish-out-of-water comedic DNA of M*A*S*H.

Vietnam War drama centered on Army nurses and medical personnel; female-led MASH equivalent with same dark comedic pathos.

Anti-war dark comedy set in WWII, adapting Heller's novel with the same absurdist satire and military bureaucracy critique as M*A*S*H.

British military medical drama following female army medics in active war zones; combines medical care and military service like M*A*S*H.

Dark ensemble hospital drama considered M*A*S*H's direct spiritual successor; blends dark comedy, social commentary, and medical realism.

Hospital comedy-drama with irreverent dark humor and ensemble camaraderie; frequently cited as the modern heir to M*A*S*H's tone.

Landmark ensemble hospital drama with intense medical realism and moral complexity; shares M*A*S*H's serious emotional underpinning.

Medical drama led by a brilliant, sardonic doctor who defies authority; shares M*A*S*H's misanthropic wit and ethical ambiguity.

Ensemble hospital drama with dark humor and complex characters; shares M*A*S*H's tradition of comedy softening brutal medical realities.

Hospital parody series using dark comedy and satire to lampoon medical drama conventions, echoing M*A*S*H's genre-subversion approach.

Long-running ensemble hospital drama; shares medical setting and ensemble structure but is soap-leaning with no military or satirical angle.

Sitcom about a gruff, sardonic doctor; shares M*A*S*H's misanthropic physician humor but lacks war, military, or dramatic depth.

Procedural hospital drama; shares the medical setting but is a modern network procedural without M*A*S*H's satirical or military dimensions.