Picture should just have all three labeled "Alda"

Season 8, Episode 20 is 2.39 Korean Wars from Season 1, Episode 1.

Dr. Left and Dr. Right...

I remember it well.

Or just a single caption: Alda men.

Nice

Alda Aldas

(All the Aldas)

Great episode. I mean, they were all great. M*A*S*H was the best for easter eggs, it's a fun rabbit hole to go down if you are a fan of the show.

Also, it's a rare thing that my username is this relevant.

This episode brought Alda men to the show.

Have other TV shows/movies beaten this?

Antony

Alan’s father, Robert, was a vaudeville act. I think his mother too.

r/yourjokebutworse

M\*A\*S\*H

For future reference, that’s how you format M*A*S*H for Reddit.

Thank you! I couldn't figure out why it always looked fine when I typed it and then showed up all weird once posted.

Fun for alda family.

I don't know but Don Adams' brother Dick Yarmy was a guest star in a couple of episodes of Get Smart.

In one, as Brady, he got to participate in one of my favourite moments in the series. John Byner was also in it.

To expand on /u/fizzlefist's comment, Reddit uses a form of Markdown for comments. You can do some really neat stuff

Everyone is a critic.

His mother was a beauty pageant winner and his step mom (his brother's mother) was an Italian actress. They cover it in the article.

I don't know about beaten, but at least equaled. Kung Fu [tv show in the early '70s] stared David Carradine. He also employed his dad (John) and his 3 half brothers (Keith, Bruce, and Robert). Keith was often shown in the opening, as teenage Cain, so season 1's episode two may have had all four of them in it, but it at least had the two brothers and the father!

Kung Fu: The Carradine Family

John Carradine: (s1/e2; s2/e21; s3/e23) as Rev. Serenity Johnson

Keith Carradine: (Pilot; s1/e9) - as Teenager Caine (uncredited)

Bruce Carradine: (s2/e13) - as Sheriff, (s3/e26) as Capt. Roy Starbuck

Robert Carradine: (s1/e2) - as Sunny Jim

Just curious about who would downvote this..... interesting.

Ah nice. Loved that show. Was a bit silly and easy enough to have on in the background