I didn’t.

W*A*L*T*E*R was a M*A*S*H spinoff. It was not picked up and the pilot was shown once.

Vanity Fair article on TV’s most memorable couches

Here’s more on the couch in The Wire

Younger readers have probably never seen a black and white TV but they used to be very common. My family didn’t have a color set until around 1971 when I was 18. I didn’t have my own TV until I was working. I bought a 19-inch black and white TV at Two Guys in 1979 for $119 ($515 today).

I was in a bar with coworkers playing a trivia machine in the 1980s when the question came up – what color was Gilligan’s shirt – red, blue or yellow? I didn’t know. It was always gray to me. It’s very strange watching shows like Hogan’s Heroes now on MeTV in color when I saw them in black and white in the 1960s.