The M*A*S*H television series won 14 Emmy Awards during its run.
That total covers the program’s Emmy victories across its 11-season broadcast history, not its much larger number of nominations. M*A*S*H was nominated for more than 100 Emmys, reflecting both its popularity as a comedy and its later reputation as a comedy-drama. Its wins included Outstanding Comedy Series in 1974, acting awards for Alan Alda, Gary Burghoff, Harry Morgan, and Loretta Swit, and directing, writing, and editing honors.
The show’s Emmy success continued after its early sitcom years. Alda won for playing Hawkeye Pierce, while Swit was recognized for Major Margaret Houlihan and Burghoff for Corporal Radar O’Reilly. Gene Reynolds and Alan Alda were among the people honored for directing. The number 14 is sometimes confused with M*A*S*H’s Emmy nominations, which exceeded 100, or with its wins from other award bodies. The series also received a Peabody Award and multiple Directors Guild of America Awards, but those honors are separate from the Emmy total.