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Author: spratt89 Time: 9-14-2013 15:44 Subject: About M*A*S*H & Episode Guides

M*A*S*H Aired From September 17, 1972 - February 28, 1983 On CBS

About M*A*S*H
Inspired by the 1970 film of the same name, M*A*S*H followed the story of a team of medical professionals and their staff stationed at the 4077th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital, commonly known as MASH, during the Korean War. Here, lead by Captain Benjamin Franklin "Hawkeye" Pierce, the courageous doctors and nurses stationed on the front lines in the midst of war tended to the soldiers wounded in combat. During the 11 season run, Hawkeye witnessed the trauma of war, all while trying to keep the mood light through practical jokes and one-liners. Hawkeye also meets a group of quirky, yet enduring group of characters, including company clerk Corporal Walter "Radar" O'Reilly, the nearly crazy company clerk; Head Nurse Major Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan; Maxwell Q. Klinger, who's doing all he can to get sent home; Colonel Henry Blake, a good surgeon who's in over his head; the compassionate Father Francis Mulcahy; Hawkeye's best friend Captain "Trapper" John McIntyre and a handful of other doctors, soldiers, and nurses that come and go during the war.

After 11 seasons, M*A*S*H ended with a 2½ hour grand finale episode viewed by over 106 million Americans, making it the most watched episode in television history.

Following its end, M*A*S*H had three spin-offs: AfterMASH, Trapper John, M.D., and W*A*L*T*E*R, a script based on Walter "Radar" O'Reilly that was never purchased by a television company.

Cast

Real Name	Character Name
Alan Alda	Capt Benjamin Franklin Pierce
Loretta Swit	Major Margaret Houlihan
Jamie Farr	Corp Maxwell Q. Klinger
William Christopher	Father Francis Mulcahy
Harry Morgan	Col Sherman T. Potter (Season 4-)
Mike Farrell	Capt B.J. Hunnicut (Season 4-)
Gary Burghoff	Corp Walter O'Reilly (Season 1-8)
David Ogden Stiers	Maj Charles Winchester (Season 5-)
Larry Linville	Maj Franklin Burns (Season 1-5)
Wayne Rogers	Capt John McIntyre (Season 1-3)
McLean Stevenson	Lt. Col Henry Blake (Season 1-3)

Source: IMDB & TVRage

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Author: spratt89 Time: 9-29-2013 00:55 Subject: Season 1 Episode Guide

SEASON 1

Episode 1x01: Pilot (Sep/17/1972)
At the 4077th MASH (Mobile Army Surgical Hospital) in Korea, doctors "Hawkeye" Pierce and "Trapper" John McIntyre are ecstatic when they receive news that Ho-John, their Korean house boy was accepted into Hawkeye's college. To get the money needed to fly Ho-John to the U.S., Hawkeye and Trapper decide to throw a fundraiser party and raffle off a weekend pass to Tokyo with Nurse Lieutenant Dish.

Episode 1x02: To Market, to Market (Sep/24/1972)
After the 4077th's supply of hydrocortisone is stolen by black marketers, Hawkeye and Trapper arrange a deal with a local black marketer to get some more. However, Hawkeye and Trapper agree to trade Henry's oak desk for the hydrocortisone, and Margaret and Frank become increasingly suspicious of the duo's plotting.

Episode 1x03: Requiem for a Lightweight (Oct/01/1972)
Trapper and Hawkeye try to stop a nurse from getting transferred. Henry makes Trapper fight a commander in a boxing tournament in exchange for the nurse being able to stay at the 4077th. To make sure that Trapper wins, Hawkeye and Ugly soak Trapper's gloves in ether.

Episode 1x04: Chief Surgeon Who? (Oct/08/1972)
Burns is shocked when Hawkeye is chosen by Henry as the new chief surgeon. After Frank and Hot Lips complain about Hawkeye's promotion to General Baker, the General decides to pay the 4077th a visit. There, Baker is shown how the camp lives, including a poker game and a surgery session, proving that the 4077th can work and have fun at the same time. This episode marks the first appearence for Corporal Maxwell Q. Klinger who is trying to get out of the army on a section 8 discharge by wearing women's clothing.

Episode 1x05: The Moose (Oct/15/1972)
Hawkeye wins a servant in a poker game from a soldier with the intention of setting her free. After days of retraining Young Hi to be independent, she returns back to the Swamp.

Episode 1x06: Yankee Doodle Doctor (Oct/22/1972)
The Army requests that the unit create a film of their daily duties to show the civilians back at home. But when Haweye and Trapper find out the script is mostly propaganda, they sabotage the movie for a comical version of their own.

Episode 1x07: Bananas, Crackers and Nuts (Nov/05/1972)
While Henry is away at a conference, Frank denies Hawkeye's R&R papers. Hawk creates a scheme in which he pretends he is suffering from exhaustion and is going crazy.

Episode 1x08: Cowboy (Nov/12/1972)
A chopper pilot known as the Cowboy holds Henry responsible for his broken marriage by not letting him go home to patch things up. His revenge starts as a sniper taking shots at the Colonel, but soon turns hairy when Henry takes a chopper ride with Cowboy, just as a letter from home arrives for him.

Episode 1x09: Henry, Please Come Home (Nov/19/1972)
Hawk and Trapper devise a plan to get Henry to return to the 4077th after he gets a transfer to Tokyo as an administrator. The scheme includes Radar feigning an illness, knowing Henry is very fond of the boy.

Episode 1x10: I Hate A Mystery (Nov/26/1972)
A rash of missing items from the camp leads to a full tent to tent investigation. But Hawkeye is made the prime suspect when his trunk is opened, filled with the missing doodads.

Episode 1x11: Germ Warfare (Dec/10/1972)
In need for a rare type of blood, Hawkeye and Trapper steal a pint from hard-sleeping Frank. But when a test is performed on the blood it reveals that Frank has infectious Hepatitis. As to make sure, they would need to perform more tests, including a urinalysis and will need to keep Frank away from Hot Lips.

Episode 1x12: Dear Dad (Dec/17/1972)
Hawk's holiday letter to his father gives a look at the recent happenings at the camp. Among the highlights is Klinger threatening to kill Frank with a grenade after he makes him break a tray of specimens on their way to the lab. The camp's Christmas party for the orphans is interrupted when Hawk, dressed as Saint Nick, is called on to go in the field of combat to help a wounded soldier.

Episode 1x13: Edwina (Dec/24/1972)
The nurses of the 4077th refuse to 'service' the doctors until one of them goes on a date with a klutzy nurse named Edwina. A lottery determines Hawkeye as the "winner" and is in store for a night he will never forget.

Episode 1x14: Love Story (Jan/07/1973)
A Dear John record from home has Radar in the dumps. With help from Hawk and Trapper, they school Radar on how to act around a woman, and the nurse of his choice is a recent transfer who enjoys books and Bach. But Margret and Frank plan to stop the romance before it even gets started.

Episode 1x15: Tuttle (Jan/14/1973)
Hawkeye and Trapper invent a doctor, Capt. Jonathon Tuttle, and donate all his earnings to Sister Theresa's orphanage. But when a General hears of the Captain's generosity, he insists that he gives him an accommodation in person.

Episode 1x16: The Ringbanger (Jan/21/1973)
Colonel Buzz Maxwell, a soldier with a reputation of having the highest casualty rate, makes a visit to the 4077th. When Hawkeye and Trapper hear of his plans to take a hill despite the risk of a high death toll, they make plans on making him look like he is going crazy.

Episode 1x17: Sometimes You Hear the Bullet (Jan/28/1973)
An underage soldier, Wendell Peterson, arrives wounded at the 4077th, and Hawkeye agrees to let him go back in combat after hearing his reason why he joined the Marines. But after a friend of Hawk is brought in as a casualty, he has second thoughts about Wendell.

Episode 1x18: Dear Dad, Again (Feb/04/1973)
Another letter home to Hawkeye's father reveals all the latest gossip, including a doctor who is a phony, Hawk's bet that he can walk around naked throughout the 4077th and it would not faze anyone. Also, Radar finishes high school through a correspondent course, Frank's drunken binge after Margret threatens to leave him and the camp's talent-less show.

Episode 1x19: The Long-John Flap (Feb/17/1973)
A pair of long-johns sent to Hawkeye from his father makes its way from person to person throughout the camp. From Trapper's feign illness, Radar's luck at the poker table, the cook's trade for a Lamb dinner and Col. Blake holding them for safe keeping until the real owner can be determined.

Episode 1x20: The Army-Navy Game (Feb/25/1973)
An unexploded bomb in the compound interrupts the annual broadcast of the Army-Navy football game. It's left up to Trapper and Hawk to work their surgical skills on the shell and defuse the bomb before it detonates.

Episode 1x21: Sticky Wicket (Mar/04/1973)
Hawkeye has once again discredited Frank's ability as a surgeon, but this time the shoe is on the other foot when Hawk's patient isn't recovering as he should. A perplexed Hawk moves away from the Swamp in hopes of figuring out what could have possibly went wrong.

Episode 1x22: Major Fred C. Dobbs (Mar/11/1973)
Hawk and Trapper's constant demeaning of Frank has led to he and Margret requesting an immediate transfer. But this time Colonel Blake is not amused and holds them both responsible for the 4077th's loss of both a doctor and head nurse. The only thing that could possibly change Frank's mind is his greed. So Hawk and Trapper pretend they have discovered a gold mine in Korea.

Episode 1x23: Cease-Fire (Mar/18/1973)
General Clayton calls to say that a cease-fire will be declared, much to the delight of the camp. But Trapper refuses to celebrate, insisting he has seen this before and that the truce will soon be broken.

Episode 1x24: Showtime (Mar/25/1973)
While a group stops to entertain the 4077th, Captain Kaplan awaits his trip home from the war but is paranoid that something will happen that delays his trip. Also, Henry awaits word from home about the birth of his baby.

Source: TVRage

Author: spratt89 Time: 9-29-2013 00:56 Subject: Season 2 Episode Guide

Episode 2x01: Divided We Stand (Sep/15/1973)
General Clayton assigns a psychiatrist, Captain Hildebrand to examine the 4077th after Frank and Margret's constant letters to him describing the happenings around the camp. His recommendation is to disband the group, that is until he sees them at work in the operating room.

Episode 2x02: 5 O'Clock Charlie (Sep/22/1973)
Frank asks General Clayton for an anti-aircraft gun after an inept Korean pilot keeps bombing the area around the camp. His target is determined to be the ammo dump, and Hawk and Trapper must hold Frank at bay until he can hit his intended target.

Episode 2x03: Radar's Report (Sep/29/1973)
Radar types out a detailed weekly report for the records which includes, Trapper's patient having trouble with his recovery after a mad foreign prisoner goes wild in the O.R. and stabs a nurse with a scalpel as Hawkeye assists with her recovery.

Episode 2x04: For The Good Of The Outfit (Oct/06/1973)
Haweye and Trapper are upset over the bombing of a Korean village by the Americans and wants the story told. After Major Stoner, a reporter for Stars and Stripes agrees to investigate and print the story, the guys discover that his article was a little less than accurate.

Episode 2x05: Dr. Pierce and Mr. Hyde (Oct/13/1973)
Three straight days of being on duty has Hawkeye worn down and acting erratically. His actions include writing a telegram to President Harry S. Truman and sending a latrine to the North Koreans after Frank explains that is what the whole war is about.

Episode 2x06: Kim (Oct/20/1973)
Trapper and his wife agree to adopt a young Korean boy, Kim, who is brought in the camp without any parents. But things get hairy when the boy wanders into a mine field while Margret and Frank were left in charge of him.

Episode 2x07: L.I.P (Oct/27/1973)
Lt. Willis is sent to the camp to investigate when Corporal Miller receives his papers to go home and wants to bring his Korean family with him. The bigoted Willis has no intention of letting this happen, that is until Hawkeye and Trapper blackmail him.

Episode 2x08: The Trial Of Henry Blake (Nov/03/1973)
Margret and Frank make charges against Henry to get him relieved of command and to make Major Burns in charge. It's up to Hawkeye and Trapper to prove Henry is innocent of all the complaints filed against him.

Episode 2x09: Dear Dad... Three (Nov/10/1973)
Another letter home to Hawkeye's dad tells the latest news from the 4077th. Included in the note is the day Hawkeye worked on a patient with a live grenade inside his chest, the rehabilitation of a racist soldier and Henry's home movies.

Episode 2x10: The Sniper (Nov/17/1973)
A sniper is causing terror at the 4077th, which includes trapping Henry and Radar in the showers. It's reported that the shooter believes he has found MacArthur's headquarters.

Episode 2x11: Carry On Hawkeye (Nov/24/1973)
An outbreak of the Asian flu hits the 4077th and everyone except Hawkeye and Margaret are affected.

Episode 2x12: The Incubator (Dec/01/1973)
Hawkeye and Trapper pursue numerous sources in order to get the 4077th an incubator.

Episode 2x13: Deal Me Out (Dec/08/1973)
Psychiatrist Sidney Freedman arrives at the 4077th for a poker game and ends up talking a patient out of killing Frank Burns.

Episode 2x14: Hot Lips & Empty Arms (Dec/15/1973)
Margaret re-evaluates her life and decides to ask for a transfer but when it's granted she begins having second thoughts.

Episode 2x15: Officers Only (Dec/22/1973)
The enlisted men protest at not being allowed into the 4077th's new Officers Club.

Episode 2x16: Henry In Love (Jan/05/1974)
Returning from a week in Tokyo, Henry Blake announces that he's fallen for a 20 year old hot chick named Nancy Sue Parker. He's even brought her to the 4077th to show her off but once she arrives she begins hitting on Hawkeye.

Episode 2x17: For Want A Boot (Jan/12/1974)
In order to get himself a new pair of boots, Hawkeye has to make a series of outrageous promises to nearly everyone in the camp.

Episode 2x18: Operation Noselift (Jan/19/1974)
A frequently AWOL soldier says the cause of his troubles is an ugly nose so Hawkeye arranges for a plastic surgeon friend to perform an operation. But the operation must be performed without by the book Majors Burns and Houlihan finding out.

Episode 2x19: The Chosen People (Jan/26/1974)
A Korean girl arrives at the 4077th carrying a baby. Then she names meek Radar as her baby's father.

Episode 2x20: As You Were (Feb/02/1974)
While the surgeons are operating on casualties, U.S. artillery begins shelling the 4077th.

Episode 2x21: Crisis (Feb/09/1974)
When the supply lines to the 4077th are cut, base personnel begin resorting to drastic measures to save fuel.

Episode 2x22: George (Feb/16/1974)
40 years before "don't ask, don't tell," Frank seeks to have a homosexual patient drummed out of the Army.

Episode 2x23: Mail Call (Feb/23/1974)
At mail call, Trapper receives a letter from home that depresses him and threatens to desert. It's up to Hawkeye to talk his friend out of getting into serious trouble.

Episode 2x24: A Smattering of Intelligence (Mar/02/1974)
Two half-mad intelligence officers arrive at the 4077th to keep an eye on each other and the goings on at the camp. As a joke, Hawkeye and Trapper trick one into thinking that Frank Burns is a fascist and the other into thinking he's a communist.

Source: TVRage

Author: spratt89 Time: 9-29-2013 00:56 Subject: Season 3 Episode Guide

Episode 3x01: The General Flipped at Dawn (Sep/10/1974)
Harry Morgan, in an early appearance, plays a whack job general who wants to move the 4077th five miles down the road--and closer to the front lines. The general ends up charging Hawkeye with mutiny.

Episode 3x02: Rainbow Bridge (Sep/17/1974)
Hawkeye, Trapper, Frank, Radar, and Klinger travel behind enemy lines to make an exchange of wounded POW patients with the Red Chinese.

Episode 3x03: Officer Of The Day (Sep/24/1974)
Officer of the Day Hawkeye has a confrontation with Colonel Flagg who wants a wounded North Korean soldier turned over to Army intelligence.

Episode 3x04: Iron Guts Kelly (Oct/01/1974)
A general arrives at the 4077th for an inspection and ends up dying in Margaret's tent.

Episode 3x05: O.R. (Oct/08/1974)
Psychiatrist Sidney Freedman arrives once again at the 4077th this time when the unit is having an overflow of casualties.

Episode 3x06: Spingtime (Oct/15/1974)
Klinger's long-time galpal back in Toledo accepts his marriage proposal so he gets Father Mulcahy to perform a marriage ceremony over short wave radio. Meanwhile, Hawkeye is hounded by a too grateful patient.

Episode 3x07: Check-Up (Oct/22/1974)
Trapper gets an ulcer which could prove to be his ticket stateside.

Episode 3x08: Life With Father (Oct/29/1974)
Father Mulcahy presides over a circumcision ceremony for the Korean born son of a GI. Meanwhile, Henry worries that his wife might be seeing other men back home.

Episode 3x09: Alcoholics Unanimous (Nov/12/1974)
While Henry is away at a conference in Tokyo, temporary CO Frank Burns institutes a camp-wide Prohibition for the 4077th.

Episode 3x10: There Is Nothing Like A Nurse (Nov/19/1974)
The nurses are evacuated from the 4077th when there's a threat of enemy parachutists.

Episode 3x11: Adam's Ribs (Nov/26/1974)
Tired of the mess hall's steady diet of liver and fish, Hawkeye arranges for an order of ribs from a place in Chicago to be shipped into the 4077th.

Episode 3x12: A Full Rich Day (Dec/03/1974)
Daily events in the operating room are recounted by Hawkeye in a letter to his father.

Episode 3x13: Mad Dogs & Servicement (Dec/10/1974)
After Radar is bitten by a dog, the camp conducts a search for the canine so that he won't have to undergo a series of painful treatments for rabies.

Episode 3x14: Private Charles Lamb (Dec/31/1974)
Tender hearted Radar tries to save a lamb from being the main course at Easter dinner.

Episode 3x15: Bombed (Jan/07/1975)
When the 4077th gets shelled by friendly fire, Trapper and Margaret get trapped in the supply tent together.

Episode 3x16: Bulletin Board (Jan/14/1975)
Activities at the 4077th include Henry giving another sex lecture, a Shirley Temple movie, and a company cookout.

Episode 3x17: The Consultant (Jan/21/1975)
A civilian doctor visits the 4077th on the invitation of Hawkeye and gets a close-up look at the carnage.

Episode 3x18: House Arrest (Feb/04/1975)
Margaret is excited over the arrival of "the most decorated Nurse in the army" and her work in the OR suffers for it. Hawkeye soon complains and Frank rat-tails him. In retaliation, Hawkeye punches him. Frank goes for a Court Marshall and Trapper says that Frank tripped on some soap. While awaiting Court Marshall, Hawkeye is confined to his quarters. Margaret says Hawkeye hit Frank and Frank goes looking for Margaret and finds Colonel Rachel Reese in Margaret's tent. He decides to confide in her and they start to make out. When Major Houlihan walks in the Colonel starts screaming "RAPE". Margaret changes her testimony to Frank slipping on soap while Frank is under house arrest.

Episode 3x19: Aid Station (Feb/11/1975)
Hawkeye, Margaret, and Klinger are sent to an aid station located at the front lines.

Episode 3x20: Love & Marraige (Feb/18/1975)
Hawkeye and Trapper try to help a South Korean soldier join his pregnant wife and prevent an American GI from marrying a call girl with tuberculosis.

Episode 3x21: Big-Mac (Feb/25/1975)
The 4077th prepares for a visit from legendary General Douglas MacArthur.

Episode 3x22: Payday (Mar/04/1975)
Hawkeye receives $3,000 in back pay from the Army and gives the money to an orphanage. Then he receives word that the Army wants the money back.

Episode 3x23: White Gold (Mar/11/1975)
Colonel Flagg pays the 4077th another visit and comes down with appendicitis.

Episode 3x24: Abyssinia, Henry (Mar/18/1975)
Henry Blake receives orders home and is given a farewell send-off by the 4077th. But there's a final scene that's one of the most shocking and traumatic in television history.

Source: TVRage

Author: spratt89 Time: 9-29-2013 00:57 Subject: Season 4 Episode Guide

Episode 4x01: Welcome To Korea (Sep/12/1975)
Frank finally realizes his dream and takes command of the 4077th with the departure of Henry Blake. When Hawkeye returns from R&R he is shocked to find that his best friend 'Trapper' John has gone home and runs off with Radar to say goodbye before he leaves on his flight. Arrive a few minutes late, a distraught Hawk meets Trap's replacement, B.J. Hunnicutt. To make things worse, the boys discover their jeep is missing and head into the officer's club to relax. Coming back out, they take a General's jeep and return back home where they encounter a platoon of injured soldiers, giving B.J. his first taste of Army life. Upon their return to the 4077th, a drunken B.J. greets Frank learning that he is exactly like 'Trapper' John.

Episode 4x02: Change Of Command (Sep/19/1975)
Frank's days as commander are short lived when he is informed that a replacement is on its way. Col. Potter, a former cavalry soldier and a regular Army man makes Hawkeye and B.J. a bit nervous at first, until he performs well in the O.R. and the boys discover he enjoys a drink now and then.

Episode 4x03: It Happened One Night (Sep/26/1975)
It will be a long night when the temperatures drop below freezing which sets off a series of their own mines. Plus a barrage of gun fire, a patient that is not recovering and Frank sneaks around Margaret's tent for his old love letters.

Episode 4x04: The Late Captain Pierce (Oct/03/1975)
Hawkeye is devastated when he learns that the Army has declared him to be dead and has notified his father back in Maine. Making things worse is a corpsman named Digger is hovering around, waiting for a dead body he can bring back with him before he gets in trouble for losing another body and Hawk cannot call home because of a security ban on outgoing phone calls. frustrated, Hawk decides to leave the Army and declares himself dead, joining Digger aboard his bus for the last round up.

Episode 4x05: Hey Doc (Oct/10/1975)
When Hawkeye helps keep a small, medical problem of a commander's personal medical records, he is rewarded with two bottles of 20 year-old scotch. Meanwhile a sniper leads to a tank being lent to the camp, which Frank takes a ride inside as means oft showing off to Margret.

Episode 4x06: The Bus (Oct/17/1975)
Hawk, Frank, B.J. Co. Potter and Radar are all aboard a bus returning from a medical meeting when the bus beaks down in the middle of nowheres. Radar, believing he is responsible for their predicament, disappears into the woods during the night in a search for help. While looking for Radar, a wounded North Korean soldier is found and taken aboard the bus for treatment.

Episode 4x07: Dear Mildred (Oct/24/1975)
In a letter to his wife on their wedding anniversary, Col. Potter is interrupted by the gang as they bring him presents, including a wooden bust of the colonel and a horse.

Episode 4x08: The Kids (Oct/31/1975)
A group of orphans arrive at the 4077th and are dispersed around the camp. Meanwhile, the gang helps a wounded pregnant Korean woman and Frank receives a purple heart medal that he didn't deserve.

Episode 4x09: Quo Vadis, Captain Chandler (Nov/07/1975)
A wounded soldier arrives in camp and says that he is Jesus Christ. While Sidney Freeman tries to figure out what makes him believe he is the savior, Colonel Flagg shows up to take the slacker into custody as a phony.

Episode 4x10: Dear Peggy (Nov/11/1975)
B.J. writes a letter back home to his wife Peg, describing the latest happenings at the camp. Klinger tries his latest escape plan while Father Mulcahy is rattled by a tough, visiting Army chaplain.

Episode 4x11: Of Moose & Men (Nov/21/1975)
Hawkeye gets in trouble when he insults a wounded Colonel during triage. Meanwhile B.J. helps Sgt. Zale write a letter to his gal back home after she informs him about an infidelity she had, only to discover he has a Korean woman of his own; and Frank becomes obsessed with finding saboteurs.

Episode 4x12: Solider Of The Month (Nov/28/1975)
A case of hemorrhagic fever has Frank delirious as he dictates his will, which enrages Margret when she is only left all his clothing. Meanwhile, to boost morale the camp holds a soldier of the month contest, with Hawk and B.J. as the judges.

Episode 4x13: The Gun (Dec/02/1975)
When a colonel arrives in camp wounded, his prized pistol disappears from the gun lockup leaving Radar in hot water. B.J. and Hawkeye believe they have a clue who is responsible and want to question their suspect and clear Radar's name.

Episode 4x14: Mail Call Again (Dec/09/1975)
Mail call leave Frank believing his wife wants a divorce while Colonel Potter discovers he is a grandfather, leading to a frantic search for the details and the winner of the baby pool. Meanwhile, Radar receives a home movie from his family.

Episode 4x15: The Price of Tomato Juice (Dec/16/1975)
Tomato Juice is hard to come by and no one knows this better than Radar when he enlists help from Hawkeye and B.J. to get a supply for the colonel, leading to a series of requests.

Episode 4x16: Dear Ma (Dec/23/1975)
Radar's letter home to his mother describes his help with Hawkeye's camp foot inspection and Col. Potter getting shot in the butt after his wife had predicted something had gone wrong.

Episode 4x17: Der Tag (Jan/06/1976)
Colonel Potter's plan of being nice to Frank as a way to make him nicer backfires when a drunken Hawk and B.J. place a toe tag on an inebriated Maj. Burns, and he wanders into the back of an ambulance, being found at an aid station.

Episode 4x18: Hawkeye (Jan/13/1976)
A jeep accident finds an injured Hawkeye babbling to a Korean family constantly, in order to stay awake and alert.

Episode 4x19: Some 38th Parallels (Jan/20/1976)
A troublesome colonel leads Hawkeye to purchase a pile of camp junk that Frank is auctioning off to the locals.

Episode 4x20: The Novocaine Mutiny (Jan/27/1976)
Hawkeye is sent up on mutiny charges by Frank when he takes over during a crisis. A number of different stories about the incident makes the truth hard to determine.

Episode 4x21: Smilin' Jack (Feb/03/1976)
Smilin' Jack, a decorated chopper pilot, refuses to quit the Army when it's discovered he has diabetes until he can break the record of 'Dangerous' Dan for the chopper pilot of the year.

Episode 4x22: The More I See You (Feb/10/1976)
When a woman from Hawkeye's past comes to camp, the old feelings of love and hurt are rekindled.

Episode 4x23: Deluge (Feb/17/1976)
"When it rains, it pours" is not only a saying but a truth when the 4077th is overrun with casualties, plus a rain storm and a fire. Meanwhile, Margret takes responsibility for her nurses when she begs Col. Potter not to remove them from the camp due to the threat of danger.

Episode 4x24: The Interview (Feb/24/1976)
When a state side war correspondent visits the 4077th for an interview session with the camp, we get a glimpse inside each of the groups mind.

Source: TVRage

Author: spratt89 Time: 9-29-2013 00:57 Subject: Season 5 Episode Guide

Episode 5x01: Bug Out (Sep/21/1976)
The 4077th "bugs out" (pack up and leave) after news that the Chinese are going to attack. However, Hawkeye, B.J., and Margaret can't leave since they're in the middle of an important surgery and decide to stay despite the potential attack.

Episode 5x02: Margaret's Engagement (Sep/28/1976)
After a call from Tokyo, the camp finds out that Margaret is engaged to a Donald Penobscott, a Lieutenant Colonel. Frank, after hearing the news, becomes paranoid and places a Korean family under arrest for spying.

Episode 5x03: Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind (Oct/05/1976)
After a stove repair goes wrong, Hawkeye is temporarily blinded and has to go about with his eyes bandaged. Even though he can't use his eyes, Hawkeye is still able to go up against Frank, who is trying to cheat the camp by betting on a baseball game that he already knows the result of. Later, Hawkeye is unbandaged, and the camp goes after Frank to get their money back.

Episode 5x04: Lt. Radar O'Reilly (Oct/12/1976)
Radar wins a promotion during a poker game, but soon realizes that the life of a lieutenant isn't all it's cracked up to be.

Episode 5x05: The Nurses (Oct/19/1976)
Nurse Baker's husband comes to the camp to visit her, but Margaret has Baker confined to her tent. Hawkeye and B.J. hatch a plan to get the two together by telling Margaret that they had to put a sick patient under quarantine in the tent.

Episode 5x06: The Abduction of Margaret Houlihan (Oct/26/1976)
The infamous Colonel Flagg returns! When they learn that North Korean prisoners were released in the area, and no one can find Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan, the staff of the 4077th gets a little uneasy. But fortunately, Margaret returns - more in spite of the colonel's efforts than because of them - after helping a Korean mother through childbirth.

Episode 5x07: Dear Sigmund (Nov/09/1976)
What does a psychiatrist do when he becomes depressed? Sidney Friedman's answer is a letter to one of the giants of his craft - Sigmund Freud. As he observes how the 4077th handle the pressures of war, his letter helps him handle his feelings - and so does a prank at Frank Burns' expense!

Episode 5x08: Mulcahy's War (Nov/16/1976)
Realizing the Private Fitzsimmons shot himself to escape the fighting, Frank calls in Father Mulcahy. Frank believes spiritual help will return the boy to fighting form, but the Father soon realizes he doesn't know enough about what the boy went through. That leads him to the front, where he finds himself pressed into service performing an impromptu tracheotomy on a wounded soldier!

Episode 5x09: The Korean Soilder (Nov/23/1976)
Dr. Syn Paik arrives at the 4077th with custody of some wounded men. Unfortunately, he is a North Korean surgeon - the enemy. Hawkeye and B.J. are interested only in offering care to the wounded, so they try to pass the men off as South Koreans. But Hot Lips and Frank don't buy it, and press Potter to arrest Paik as a spy.

Episode 5x10: Hawkeye Get Your Gun (Nov/30/1976)
After a solid day of surgery, Potter and Hawkeye head to a Korean hospital to help there. Hawkeye dislikes carrying a gun, but on the way back shells begin falling around them. They escape the jeep, but Hawkeye must shoot in self-defense, against his wishes...

Episode 5x11: The Colonel's Horse (Dec/07/1976)
Colonel Potter flies to Tokyo for some rest and relaxation. While he's gone, his horse develops colic, Hot Lips develops appendicitis, and Klinger becomes depressed. Fortunately, the doctors, nurses and staff of the 4077th manage to soldier on without Potter for a few days.

Episode 5x12: Exorcism (Dec/14/1976)
Potter orders Radar to move a "spirit post" said to hold evil at bay - and misfortune strikes the camp! An old Korean man refuses surgery until the camp exorcises the evil spirits, so a priestess comes to dance them away, and Radar returns the spirit post to its original spot.

Episode 5x13: Hawk's Nightmare (Dec/21/1976)
Hawkeye, troubled by the young wounded soliders, begins to sleepwalk and to experience nightmares, so Sidney Freedman visits to help him. Eventually, Sidney convicnes Hawkeye that he is perfectly sane and the problems abate.

Episode 5x14: The Most Unforgettable Characters (Jan/04/1977)
Radar enrolls in the "Famous Las Vegas Writers School" and begins to write about the camp. For Frank's birthday, Hawkeye and B. J. stage a fight.

Episode 5x15: 38 Across (Jan/11/1977)
A crossword puzzle baffles Hawkeye. Learning that Potter's friend Tippy Brooks is a puzzle genius, Hawkeye persuades the colonel to bring in his friend - who arrives amidst a huge wave of casualties!

Episode 5x16: Ping Pong (Jan/18/1977)
Lieutenant Colonel Beckett lies wounded, but wants to get back to combat duty - with thirty more days, he'll receive a promotion to full bird. Also, ping pong master Cho Lin goes in search of a ring for his fiancée Soony, winds up a South Korean conscript, and ends up back at the 4077th as a casualty.

Episode 5x17: End Run (Jan/25/1977)
Billy Tyler comes to the 4077th with a serious bullet wound to his leg - a wound that costs him the leg. When he wakes up and realizes he can never again play football, he wants to die - until Radar talks to him.

Episode 5x18: Hanky Panky (Feb/01/1977)
Carrie Donovan's husband leaves her by letter, and event that shatters the young woman. When B.J. steps in to console her, they ultimately have sex, which leaves B.J. feeling like a heel for taking advantage of her pain...

Episode 5x19: Hepatitis (Feb/08/1977)
Father Mulcahy develops a serious infection, Hawkeye must deal with back pain that has no cause, and B. J. must complete a tricky operation.

Episode 5x20: The General's Practitioner (Feb/15/1977)
General Korshack needs a personal physician, and has his eye on Hawkeye. Hawkeye feels his skills would be better used at the 4077th, and tries to avoid this duty. Radar becomes a stand-in father for Mae Ping's baby until the child's real father returns.

Episode 5x21: Movie Tonight (Feb/22/1977)
Tensions run high, so Potter arranges for a film night. But the film, "My Darling Clementine" keeps breaking, forcing the folks of the 4077th to provide their own entertainment - which they do!

Episode 5x22: Souvenirs (Mar/01/1977)
Souvenir hunters victimized by booby trapped gewgaws angers Potter, who tries to get the practice stopped, so Hawkeye and B.J. put a local "entrepreneur" out of business.

Episode 5x23: Post Op (Mar/08/1977)
As casualties continue to pour in, the 4077th runs out of blood! Staff members donate as often as they can, but even that may not be enough. Fortunately, help arrives in a truckload of soldiers who can donate.

Episode 5x24: Margaret's Marraige (Mar/15/1977)
Increasing pressure from Frank forces Hot Lips to set a date for her wedding. Donald Penobscot arrives in camp for the ceremony (and the before wedding festivities) and winds up in a body cast - until Margaret finds the two jokers responsible. The ceremony takes place and the newlyweds leave for Tokyo and their honeymoon.

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Episode 6x01: Fade Out, Fade In (Sep/20/1977)
While Margaret is away on her honeymoon, Frank Burns is sent on R&R where he shows signs of having a nervous breakdown. Colonel Potter puts in a request for a replacement surgeon from Tokyo where they are sent a stuffy cutter named Maj. Charles Emerson Winchester. His first day at the 4077th rubs Hawkeye the wrong way as he is pushed aside for the new guy.

Episode 6x02: Fallen Idol (Sep/27/1977)
Radar is feeling down because he feels like the Army hasn't turned him into a man. At Hawkeye's request he takes a 3 day pass to Tokyo to sew some wild oats. During a session of surgery, Hawk discovers that Radar is one of the wounded.

Episode 6x03: Last Laughs (Oct/04/1977)
B.J. is informed the Provo-Marshall is headed to camp to investigate a claim that he is not a certified doctor. When Col. Potter reads him the notice, he realizes that the author of the notice is an old friend of B.J.'s and is making a trip to visit him. This leads to a series of practical jokes between the two, including one which charges B.J. of destroying a hotel room and personally embarrassing a General in the next room.

Episode 6x04: War Of Nerves (Oct/11/1977)
Sidney Freedman makes a visit to the camp as a release for his depression, caused by a wounded soldier who blames him for his injuries. Meanwhile, it is not only Sidney who is under pressure but the whole camp, in which Colonel Potter requests that the camp build a bonfire to relieve tension.

Episode 6x05: The Winchester Tapes (Oct/18/1977)
Major Winchester tapes a message for his parents where he describes in detail what conditions at the 4077th is like. Among his tales is a strange story of his sudden weight loss, followed by a rapid weight gain...all courtesy of Hawkeye and B.J.

Episode 6x06: The Light That Failed (Oct/25/1977)
B.J. receives a mystery novel in the mail which is missing the final page with the murderer's name. A frantic call to the ancient author proves to be no help when her answer is an impossibility.

Episode 6x07: In Love & War (Nov/01/1977)
Hawkeye falls in love with a Koren woman named Kyong Soon, who reaches to him for help with her sickly mother and some orphans. But while Hawk is busy in surgery one day, her mother dies as he was unable to reach her in time. Distraught, the woman decides to leave the area for a safer region for the children.

Episode 6x08: Change Day (Nov/08/1977)
Charles creates a devious plan to fleece the local Koreans by buying up all their script money for a low price, which will be worthless the next day when a script exchange is held.

Episode 6x09: Images (Nov/15/1977)
Radar is convince that women will be attracted to him if he gets a tattoo. Despite Hawkeye and B.J.'s pleading, Radar feels he must go on with the procedure.

Episode 6x10: The M*A*S*H Olympics (Nov/22/1977)
A tipped over ambulance proves to Colonel Potter that the camp has gone soft. Since they are following the Olympics, Col. Potter decides they will hold their own version, with a 3 day pass for the winning team. Meanwhile, Col. Penobscott arrives for a visit and is recruited as a replacement for Klinger, who is sick after trying to eat his way out of the Army.

Episode 6x11: The Grim Reaper (Nov/29/1977)
Colonel Bloodworth's arrival at the camp leaves a bad taste in Hawk and BJ's mouth when he discusses an extremely high casualty count he expects for gaining a hill. After a scuffle with Hawkeye, the Colonel announces he is bringing up charges against him, that is, until he becomes a casualty himself.

Episode 6x12: Comrades in Arms (1) (Dec/06/1977)
Margaret and Hawkeye become closer when they are stranded in enemy territory when their jeep breaks down.

Episode 6x13: Comrades in Arms (2) (Dec/13/1977)
Fear brings Hawkeye and Margaret closer while they are stranded in enemy territory. But Hawkeye can't seem to handle the thought of monogamy

Episode 6x14: The Merchant of Korea (Dec/20/1977)
B.J. borrows $200 from Charles for a down payment on a piece of land he and Peg have craved. Now Charles has made B.J. his personal slave until the day he can repay the cash. But the gang gets their revenge when they discover a flaw in Charles' poker game that will render him broke.

Episode 6x15: The Smell Of Music (Jan/03/1978)
Charles receives a French horn from home and drives his tent mates nuts with his practicing. As a means of revenge, Hawk and B.J. decide they will not bath until he relinquishes the noise maker by offending him with their stench. Meanwhile, Col. Potter is having trouble with a young soldier who wants to commit suicide.

Episode 6x16: Patient 4077 (Jan/10/1978)
Hawkeye enlists the help of Sgt. Zale to invent a special surgical clamp for vascular surgery. When his attempt fails they move on to a local tinsmith named Mr. Shin. Meanwhile, Klinger throws out Margaret's wedding ring in the laundry basket. Fearing it is lost forever, she vows to make his life a living Hell.

Episode 6x17: Tea and Empathy (Jan/17/1978)
A deluge of British casualties have arrived in camp as the supply of penicillin has run low. Father Mulcahy believes he can help out and brings Klinger along as they raid an abandoned school for some black market penicillin.

Episode 6x18: Your Hit Parade (Jan/24/1978)
A slew of casualties arrive at the same time as a shipment of records. Radar "borrows" Charles' record player and becomes the camp DJ as a means to ease the doctor's case load.

Episode 6x19: What's Up Doc (Jan/30/1978)
Hot Lips believes she may be pregnant, which if so will mean her end of a career in the Army. To be sure, Hawkeye will need to borrow one of Radar's rabbits. But when he finds out that would mean killing the bunny, Radar protests. Meanwhile, Charles and Klinger are held hostage by a wounded soldier who wants to go back to Ohio.

Episode 6x20: Mail Call 3 (Feb/06/1978)
After a long delay in receiving mail, the camp finally gets 3 bags of letters. Among the news finds Radar upset that her mom is dating again, B.J. is worried over a man who made a pass at Peg and Hawkeye receives some hot love letters for another Benjamin Pierce.

Episode 6x21: Temporary Duty (Feb/13/1978)
During a temporary trade of a doctor and nurse between the 4077th and the 8063rd leaves a lot to be desired when Hawkeye is sent away for a loud mouthed cowboy. Although Charles has his eyes on nurse Lorraine Anderson who came over in the deal. When Capt. Roy Dupree asks for a permanent transfer, B.J. and Charles set him up so he will never be allowed back at the camp.

Episode 6x22: Potter's Retirement (Feb/20/1978)
In a meeting with General Kent, Col. Potter is informed that someone inside the camp has been sending in bad reports about him. When he returns to the 4077th, he tightens the reigns by canceling the Kentucky Derby party they had arranged and announces his immediate retirement. Hawkeye and B.J. go on a search for the writer with the poisoned pen.

Episode 6x23: Dr. Winchester and Mr. Hyde (Feb/27/1978)
Radar challenges the Marines to a race between his mouse, Daisy, and their champion rodent Sluggo. Also, when Charles feels sluggish, he begins to take amphetamines. But things get out of hand when he can't stop shaking one day and has given Daisy a "pick me up" to ensure he wins his bet.

Episode 6x24: Major Topper (Mar/27/1978)
There is a possibility that the new shipment of morphine may be contaminated. So in the meantime, Col. Potter decides to give the patients placebos as a means of getting through the crisis. Meanwhile, Klinger has competition for a section 8 when a new soldier shows psychotic tendencies.

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Episode 7x01: Commander Pierce (Sep/18/1978)
When Potter leaves for a conference, Hawkeye becomes temporary commanding officer of the 4077th and has to deal with bureaucracy and red tape.

Episode 7x02: Peace On Us (Sep/25/1978)
When peace talks break down Hawkeye becomes so disgusted that he travels to Panmunjon and takes matters into his own hands.

Episode 7x03: Lil (Oct/02/1978)
Potter develops a platonic friendship with an Army nurse his own age and Hawkeye tries to find out what B. J.'s initials stand for.

Episode 7x04: Our Finest Hour (Oct/09/1978)
Newscaster Clete Roberts returns to conduct more interviews with 4077th personnel about their views on conditions regarding the war.

Episode 7x05: The Billfold Syndrome (Oct/16/1978)
Psychiatrist Sidney Freedman returns to help with a young soldier who is suffering from amnesia and Charles refuses to speak to his colleagues again after receiving bad news from home about his future medical career.

Episode 7x06: None Like It Hot (Oct/23/1978)
Hawkeye and B. J. receive a rubber bathtub from Abercrombie and Fitch and soon everyone in the camp wants to take a dip.

Episode 7x07: They Call The Wind Korea (Oct/30/1978)
Charles has to change his leave plans when he gets caught in a windstorm while on his way to Seoul.

Episode 7x08: Major Ego (Nov/06/1978)
Margaret finds herself attracted to aStars and Stripes correspondent who's at the 4077th to write an article about Charles.

Episode 7x09: Baby It's Cold Outside (Nov/13/1978)
Charles is the only one not affected by a cold spell when his parents send him a winterized polar suit.

Episode 7x10: Point Of View (Nov/20/1978)
The characters in this episode are seen through the eyes of a young wounded soldier who's brought to the 4077th and is unable to speak. Also, the doctors want to find out why Colonel Potter is so grumpy this week.

Episode 7x11: Dear Comrade (Nov/27/1978)
Charles' new Korean houseboy is in reality a Communist agent sent to observe and report on the situation at the 4077th.

Episode 7x12: Out Of Gas (Dec/04/1978)
Charles and Mulcahy travel to trade with black marketeers for Pentathol of which the 4077th is almost out.

Episode 7x13: An Eye For A Tooth (Dec/11/1978)
Father Mulcahy is once again passed over for promotion and reacts uncharacteristically.

Episode 7x14: Dear Sis (Dec/18/1978)
Father Mulcahy writes a Christmas letter to his sister detailing the goings on at the 4077th.

Episode 7x15: B.J Papa San (Jan/01/1979)
B. J. becomes a surrogate father to a Korean family and spends so much time with them that his medical efficiency begins to suffer.

Episode 7x16: Inga (Jan/08/1979)
An attractive Swedish doctor arrives at the 4077th to observe combat surgical techniques and manages to upstage Hawkeye and Charles in the operating room.

Episode 7x17: The Price (Jan/15/1979)
The search is on for Colonel Potter's horse, Sophie, which has disappeared from the camp while Hawkeye and B. J. try to aid a Korean youth trying to avoid conscription into the Army.

Episode 7x18: The Young & The Restless (Jan/22/1979)
Victor Newman and Jack Abbott are nowhere to be found in this episode which concerns Klinger's latest attempt to get out of the Army by pretending he's back home in Toledo.

Episode 7x19: Hot Lips Is Back In Town (Jan/29/1979)
Margaret celebrates receiving the news of her divorce while Radar develops a crush on a new nurse.

Episode 7x20: C*A*V*E (Feb/05/1979)
When there is shelling nearby , the 4077 is forced to move into a cave 1/2 a mile from their location. While in the cave, Hawkeye suffers from claustrophobia, and Margaret is afraid of loud noises. Eventually one of the patients starts bleeding internally and Hawkeye and Margaret are forced to go back to the camp to do surgery.

Episode 7x21: Rally Round The Flagg Boys (Feb/12/1979)
When Hawkeye performs surgery on a North Korean before an American, Colonel Flagg initiates one of his ham-fisted, one-sided investigations. Colonel Flagg suspects Hawkeye is a communist sympathizer. Winchester is bribed to work for Flagg. Flagg tries to "bust a sympathetic commie ring" which turns out to be Colonel Potter's weekly bridge game.

Episode 7x22: Preventive Medicine (Feb/19/1979)
Hawkeye tries to keep a callous colonel whose unit has a high casualty rate from further endangering his men.

Episode 7x23: A Night At Rosie's (Feb/26/1979)
After 2 straight days of surgery, Hawkeye walks into Rosie's Bar, where he meets a solider who went AWOL. He, the soldier, and BJ decide to make their own country: Rosie land. After a while everybody joins in and a fight breaks out. Colonel Potter tries to shut down the party but decides to let it keep going for morale reasons.

Episode 7x24: Ain't Love Grand (Mar/05/1978)
Cupid's arrows misfire when Charles falls for a Korean prostitute and Klinger gets cozy with a nurse who finds his bizarre attitude attractive.

Episode 7x25: The Party (Mar/12/1978)
B.J. plans a stateside party of the families of 4077th personnel under the threat of a bug out from a Chinese advance.

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Episode 8x01: Too Many Cooks (Sep/17/1979)
Colenel Potter is grumpy after he receives an angry letter from home. While this is happening, Hawkeye and BJ discover a wonderful cook.

Episode 8x02: Are You Now, Margaret (Sep/24/1979)
A Congressional Aide is sent to the 4077 to inquire as to whether or not Margaret is a communist sympathizer after an old boyfriend of hers is accused of being a commie. He is later caught trying to make out with Margaret, while his wife is caught with the congressman

Episode 8x03: Guerilla My Dreams (Oct/01/1979)
When a wounded civilian is accused of being a guerilla, Hawkeye and BJ try to protect her from a Korean lieutenant known to torture his prisoners.

Episode 8x04: Goodbye Radar Part 1 (Oct/08/1979)
Radar is on his way back to the 4077th after a rotten time at R&R. While awaiting a flight back to Korea, he meets up with a young woman and hit it off well. Meanwhile back at camp, Klinger has been trying to fill in for Radar and has failed miserably. To make things worse the generator has broken down. After Radar makes it back to camp he learns that his Uncle Ed has died.

Episode 8x05: Goodbye Radar Part 2 (Oct/15/1979)
Colonel Potter grants Radar a discharge to go back home and take over the family farm after the death of his beloved Uncle Ed. But for some reason Radar is not in too much of a hurry to leave. Plus the camp is still without electricity due to a broken generator. Radar helps Klinger learn the ropes before his departure.

Episode 8x06: Period of Adjustment (Oct/22/1979)
Klinger is having trouble learning the company clerks job and has everyone coming down on him. Meanwhile, a letter from Radar leaves B.J. homesick for Peg and his daughter. A night of drinking finds B.J. and Klinger both regretting their actions.

Episode 8x07: Nurse Doctor (Oct/29/1979)
A young nurse is encouraged by Father Mulcahy when she decides to study to become a doctor. Meanwhile, a water shortage has everyone scrambling to find any source of the liquid.

Episode 8x08: Private Finance (Nov/05/1979)
Hawkeye is saddled with a moral problem when he promises a dying soldier that all his money would be sent to his parents if he died. When checking the amount of the loot, he discovers that the soldier must have made the cash illegally, a fact in which his parents must have already known when they send back the money to Hawk. Meanwhile, Klinger gets in hot water with a local woman when she misinterprets his offering of money to her underage daughter

Episode 8x09: Mr. & Mrs. Who? (Nov/12/1979)
Charles returns from Tokyo with a hangover and no recollection of what went on while there. Meanwhile, the doctors struggle with a number of patients who have a type of fever that no one there had ever encountered before.

Episode 8x10: The Yalu Brick Road (Nov/19/1979)
B.J. and Hawk are followed by a North Korean who apparently is willing to surrender, when they walk back to camp after having an accident with their jeep. Meanwhile, Klinger makes a trade for some Thanksgiving turkeys which causes a salmonella outbreak around camp.

Episode 8x11: Life Time (Nov/26/1979)
Hawkeye and BJ work frantically to find a piece of Aorta they can graft onto a patient in order to save his life within the 20-minute window they have set.

Episode 8x12: Dear Uncle Abdul (Dec/03/1979)
A letter from Klinger to his Uncle Abdul describes his new duties as the company clerk for the 4077th, which includes acting as a hunting dog and finding a foot locker for an outraged nurse. Meanwhile, the staff is concerned about a young soldier who is a little slow mentally, since the buddy who watches out for him is being sent home.

Episode 8x13: Captain's Outrageous (Dec/10/1979)
When the staff at the 4077th cause a fight at Rosie's, which leads to Rosie herself being injured, the doctors are ordered to run her saloon while she recovers. Charles has a run in with an M.P. who refuses to pay while he works his shift. Meanwhile, Father Mulcahy is outraged when he is passed up for a promotion to Captain once again

Episode 8x14: Stars & Stripes (Dec/17/1979)
After a successful operation performed by B.J. and Charles creates an opportunity for them to write a paper for a medical journal, the boys can't seem to agree on any of the details...most of all, who's name will appear first. Also, Hot Lips receives a much needed visit from Scully, her new beau. But all is not well when they differ on their future plans.

Episode 8x15: Yessir, That's Our Baby (Dec/31/1979)
An abandoned baby born to an American father and a Korean mother is left at the 4077th. The hopes of finding her a home in the states enrages the doctors when they run into nothing but red tape.

Episode 8x16: Bottle Fatigue (Jan/07/1980)
A humongous bar tab shocks Hawkeye and scares him a bit as he vows to give up drinking for a week. Meanwhile, Charles is upset over the announcement that his sister Honoria is engaged...to an Italian, an wants to stop the nuptials before he soils the Winchester blood line.

Episode 8x17: Heal Tyself (Jan/14/1980)
A replacement surgeon steps in nicely when Colonel Potter and Maj. Winchester are forced to share a tent when they both come down with the mumps. But can their two personalities get along or clash mightily.

Episode 8x18: Old Soldiers (Jan/21/1980)
When Colonel Potter is called away to Tokyo, Hawkeye is left in charge of the camp. But while the colonel is away the 4077th is overrun with children in need of medical help. making things worse is that B.J. has disappeared to help a Korean family without Hawkeye's knowledge.

Episode 8x19: Morale Victory (Jan/28/1980)
Hawkeye and BJ are assigned as the new morale officers after they make one complaint too many to Colonel Potter. Their idea is for Klinger to bring back crabs from Tokyo for a clambake dinner for the camp. But when Max is late in returning, Colonel Potter believes he may have gone AWOL. Meanwhile, Charles treats a wounded soldier with a wounded hand, unaware that he is an accomplished pianist. Now that he saved his life, he wants to save his quest to live on with his handicap.

Episode 8x20: Lend A Hand (Feb/04/1980)
As a means to spark some excitement around the camp, BJ announces that Hawkeye's birthday is upcoming. To avoid the phony ceremony, Hawk volunteers to treat a patient at another camp. But first he announces B.J.'s wedding anniversary is also coming up. Meanwhile, Hawkeye meets the overbearing Dr. Borelli, who both injure a hand which causes them to work together as one.

Episode 8x21: Goodbye Cruel World (Feb/11/1980)
Klinger is laughed at when he redecorates the company clerk's office with some homey touches. This humiliation is the last straw for him as he now has a chance to forge discharge papers with Colonel Potter's signature. Meanwhile, Sidney Freedman is called in when a Korean hero tries to commit suicide.

Episode 8x22: Dreams (Feb/18/1980)
Sleep is usually the only way to escape the war, but the two begin to merge at the 4077th when the staff start having nightmares.

Episode 8x23: War Co-Respondent (Mar/03/1980)
Aggie O'Shea, a beautiful war correspondent arrives at the 4077th and catches the eye of B.J., a thoroughly faithful spouse who "falls off the fidelity wagon for one night."

Episode 8x24: Back Pay (Mar/10/1980)
Hawkeye sends the Army a bill for his services after seeing an article about how much the doctors back in the states make for the same duties. Charles is given the duty of explaining the newest medical procedures to three Korean doctors he sarcastically refers to as Larry, Curly and Moe.

Episode 8x25: April Fools (Mar/24/1980)
Colonel Potter has had enough of the recent rash of practical jokes that have been occurring around the camp and puts a halt to anymore shenanigans, especially with the imminent arrival of a hard nosed, no nonsense Colonel Daniel Webster Tucker. But the gang goes too far as the colonel suffers a "heart attack" while scolding the pranksters.

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Episode 9x01: The Best Of Enemies (Nov/17/1980)
Hawkeye gets as pass to Seoul for some R&R, while all poor B.J. wants is some uninterrupted sleep. But Hawkeye gets shanghaied by a North Korean who wants his medical skills, and B.J. gets dragooned into a bridge match that pits he and Margaret against the formidable pairing of Charles and the colonel!

Episode 9x02: Letters (Nov/24/1980)
A friend of Hawkeye's who is a school teacher sends a package of letters to the 4077th. Hawkeye distributes them with the rule that no letter may be swapped - each recipient must answer the letter he got. Each member of the MASH unit faces challenges answering these letters, ranging from remembering patients they couldn't save, to dealing with a young boy's misery at his brother's death

Episode 9x03: Cementing Relationships (Dec/01/1980)
Discovering a staph infection in a post-operative patient, the latest in a number of such infections, Hawkeye sets out to discover the cause. And he does - cracks in the wooden floor harbor bacteria. He and Klinger set out to replace the operating room floor with concrete. Meanwhile, an Italian soldier who receives a Dear John letter sets his sights on Hot Lips.

Episode 9x04: Father's Day (Dec/08/1980)
Margaret's father "Howitzer" Houlihan tells her he'll be coming to the came for a visit. She struggles to impress him without much success. The attire and attitudes of Hawkeye and B.J. make that task much harder; they're trying to hide a whole frozen cow diverted to them by a grateful patient from its rightful owner.

Episode 9x05: Death Takes A Holiday (Dec/15/1980)
It is Christmastime and there is a cease-fire in effect. But there will be no Christmas dinner, for the supply lines have been cut. The worst victims will be the children from the orphanage who were to share the meal. Elsewhere, B.J. struggles to keep a sniper's victim alive - at least until midnight, so that his children will not remember Christmas as the day their father died.

Episode 9x06: A War For All Seasons (Dec/29/1980)
It's almost the New Year, and Colonel Potter, dressed as Father Time, toasts the departing year and the arriving year, as the doctors and nurses remember some of 1951, including a bet over which baseball team would win the pennant and Hawkeye's Quixotic quest to build a kidney dialysis machine.

Episode 9x07: Your Retention Please (Jan/05/1981)
Klinger receives a letter from his ex-wife Laverne, and learns she will marry his best friend Gus! Upset, he's an easy mark for the "Retention Officer" whose job is to convince men to re-enlist. Meanwhile, Charles crows about his successful nerve repair without giving proper credit to the tech who helped him.

Episode 9x08: Tell It To The Marines (Jan/12/1981)
Potter leaves to visit with some friends, and leaves Hawkeye in charge. That's bad news for Charles, who doesn't want Hawkeye in charge of anything! But when Charles backs into command, it goes to his head. Meanwhile, Hawkeye and B.J. try to get a soldier from Holland home a week early so he can see his mother before she's deported - and get into hot water over the methods they use.

Episode 9x09: Taking The Fifth (Jan/19/1981)
Surgeries take longer because the Army has forbidden the use of curare, necessary for complete muscle relaxation. When B.J. cannot even get a patient completely under, Potter goes livid, and then he and Klinger go to a Canadian camp for some of the drug. Hawkeye, meanwhile, plans to wine and dine one lucky nurse who wins a special contest!

Episode 9x10: Operation Friendship (Jan/26/1981)
While in the midst of a tongue-lashing, Klinger manages to save Charles's life, and Winchester's attitude toward the enlisted man does an about face - he's waiting on Klinger hand and foot. The same explosion injured B.J.'s arm, but he's reluctant to have it treated. Fortunately, Potter knows what to do about that.

Episode 9x11: No Sweat (Feb/02/1981)
In the midst of miserable heat, the various members of the 4077th all have different problems: Margaret develops prickly heat, Charles has to deal with three years of tax records prepared by a crooked accountant, Colonel Potter is half out of it from a sleeping pill, and B.J. is upset because Peg wrote him that the gutters of their house need cleaning!

Episode 9x12: Depressing News (Feb/09/1981)
The army sends Potter a truckload of tongue depressors, not the box he ordered. That inspires Hawkeye to construct a copy of the Washington monument from them, with each one bearing the name of a patient. Thanks to Klinger's new newspaper, this comes to the attention of the army, who wants to use it to recruit new soldiers! Hawkeye, infuriated that his creation has been so misinterpreted, takes action...

Episode 9x13: No Laughing Matter (Feb/16/1981)
A magazine article about insecurity eventually leads to Hawkeye trying to go a whole day without a single wisecrack. And Charles must deal with Colonel Baldwin, the man who exiled him to the 4077th rather than pay the $600 he owed Charles. A complex chain of circumstances leaves Charles to choose between a nice, easy job in Tokyo and ruining Margaret's career!

Episode 9x14: Oh, How We Danced (Feb/23/1981)
It is time again for the sanitation inspect of a front line unit, and this time Charles can't evade the duty! But when he gives the unit a horrific report, the commander comes to the 4077th and punches him! That leads him to learn karate. Meanwhile, Hawkeye records B.J. talking about his memories of home as part of a suprise anniversary party.

Episode 9x15: Bottoms Up (Mar/02/1981)
Hawkeye and B.J. pull a prank on Charles that gets Hawkeye in hot water when everyone starts to think he's mean! And when he tries to fix it, he just makes it worse - until he figures out who's really being pranked! Margaret learns that one of her nurses has a drinking problem, and must figure out how to handle it.

Episode 9x16: The Red/White Blues (Mar/09/1981)
Colonel Potter's blood pressure is up, and that's bad, because he'll lose his command if the chief surgeon finds out. He asks for two weeks to get it under control, and Hawkeye agrees. But the word soon gets around, and Potter gets angrier at the people who are trying to keep him calm! Well, except for Klinger, whose problems running the Colonel's office might be incompetence... or something else.

Episode 9x17: Bless You, Hawkeye (Mar/16/1981)
After some wounded arrive in the middle of the night, Hawkeye begins to sneeze. Various folks try various remedies without success, so they finally call in Sidney Friedman. Sidney talks to Hawkeye and discovers the real reason for Hawkeye's constant sneezing.

Episode 9x18: Blood Brothers (Apr/06/1981)
Hawkeye's patient may still be bleeding inside but he cannot operate because of an infection, so Hawkeye lets the man's friend Sturgis stay with him. Elsewhere in the camp, Father Mulcahy has learned that Cardinal Reardon will soon visit, so he launches a "sin patrol" to clean up the camp. When Sturgis's friend needs blood, Sturgis volunteers his, leading Hawkeye and Mulcahy to different disturbing realizations.

Episode 9x19: The Foresight Saga (Apr/13/1981)
The 4077th receives an optimistic letter from Radar! They also receive some fresh vegetables from a family they helped - a family whose son is later orphaned. Hawkeye and B.J., much to Charles's ire, allow the lad to stay in the Swamp. Meanwhile, something about the letter bothers Colonel Potter so he calls Radar at home in Iowa, and discovers things aren't going well. But he might just have an answer...

Episode 9x20: The Life You Save (May/04/1981)
When Charles is almost killed by sniper fire, he begins to develop a philosophical obsession with death. Colonel Potter assigns everyone in the unit supervisory tasks they can't do well but must learn. Hawkeye's in charge of the food, B.J. the laundry, Charles the motor pool and Margaret is in charge of morale!

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Author: spratt89 Time: 9-29-2013 01:00 Subject: Season 10 Episode Guide

Episode 10x01: That's Showbiz (Oct/26/1981)
The star of a visiting USO troup has to undergo emergency surgery at the 4077th.

Episode 10x02: Identity Crisis (Nov/02/1981)
Father Mulcahy cousels a soldier who swapped dog tags with a deceased fellow GI.

Episode 10x03: Rumour At The Top (Nov/09/1981)
A visiting officer is rumored to be recruiting personnel for a new M*A*S*H unit leading to fears that the 4077th will be broken up.

Episode 10x04: Give Em, Hell Hawkeye (Nov/16/1981)
Hawkeye writes a letter to President Truman protesting the continued warfare in Korea and the 4077th is promised a water heater if it beautifies the camp.

Episode 10x05: Wheelers & Dealers (Nov/23/1981)
B.J.'s pride is bruised when he discovers that his wife is working as a waitress in order to make ends meet back home.

Episode 10x06: Communication Breakdown (Nov/30/1981)
Hawkeye reunites two Korean brothers who had been fighting on opposite sides of the war while Charles begins hoarding stateside newspapers that he's been receiving from home.

Episode 10x07: Snap Judgement Part 1 (Dec/07/1981)
Klinger is arrested for a series of thefts at the 4077th in this two-part episode.

Episode 10x08: Snap Judgement Part 2 (Dec/14/1981)
With Perry Mason being unavailable, Klinger chooses Charles to defend him when he's court-martialed for a series of thefts at the 4077th.

Episode 10x09: Twas The Day After Christmas (Dec/28/1981)
On the day after Christmas, Colonel Potter has the officers and enlisted men change places for one day.

Episode 10x10: Follies of the Living - Concerns of the Dead (Jan/04/1982)
Suffering from a fever, Klinger is able to communicate with the spirit of a dead soldier.

Episode 10x11: The Birthday Girls (Jan/11/1982)
The surgeons assist in the delivery of a calf while Margaret gets stranded along with Klinger on a desolate stretch of road on her birthday.

Episode 10x12: Blood & Guts (Jan/18/1982)
Hawkeye gets outraged by stories written by a sensationalistic war correspondent.

Episode 10x13: A Holy Mess (Feb/01/1982)
An AWOL soldier seeks sanctuary in the mess tent of the 4077th.

Episode 10x14: The Tooth Shall Set You Free (Feb/08/1982)
The doctors are suspicious when a unit has a high number of black casualties while Charles refuses to get anything done about his serious toothache.

Episode 10x15: Pressure Points (Feb/15/1982)
Charles gets fed up with the sloppy habits of his tentmates while Colonel Potter sends for psychiatrist Sidney Freedman when he loses confidence in his surgical abilities.

Episode 10x16: Where There's a Will, There's a War (Feb/22/1982)
Under heavy shelling at an aid station, Hawkeye decides to write his will.

Episode 10x17: Promotion Commotion (Mar/01/1982)
Hawkeye, B.J., and Charles find themselves having to decide which enlisted men to recommend for promotion.

Episode 10x18: Heroes (Mar/15/1982)
Hawkeye treats a prizefighter who suffered a stroke while at the 4077th.

Episode 10x19: Sons & Bowlers (Mar/22/1982)
Colonel Potter is determined to defeat the Marines in a bowling contest while Hawkeye tries to get in touch with his hospitalized father.

Episode 10x20: Picture This (Apr/05/1982)
Hawkeye, B. J., and Charles begin feuding amongst themselves and nothing can seemingly be done to patch things up between them.

Episode 10x21: That Darn Kid (Apr/12/1982)
A goat acquired by Klinger ends up eating the 4077th's payroll leaving paymaster Hawkeye holding the bag.

Source: TVRage

Author: spratt89 Time: 9-29-2013 01:01 Subject: Season 11 Episode Guide

Episode 11x01: Hey, Look Me Over (Oct/25/1982)
Nurse Kelley has always felt rejected when it comes to the romance going on around the camp and more like one of the guys. But she is seen in a different light by Hawkeye when she comforts a dying soldier.

Episode 11x02: Trick Or Treatment (Nov/01/1982)
While administering last rights to a soldier, Father Mulcahy notices the man is still alive. Meanwhile, the camp tells stories of supernatural experiences while celebrating Halloween.

Episode 11x03: Foreign Affairs (Nov/08/1982)
The Army tries to get a Korean pilot to defect as PR, but are shocked when no one takes up their offer. Meanwhile, Charles falls for a French nurse but is disappointed when he learns of her past lifestyle.

Episode 11x04: The Joker Is Wild (Nov/15/1982)
Hawkeye becomes paranoid when BJ vows to pull the greatest practical joke on him, as good ol' Trapper John used to do.

Episode 11x05: Who Knew? (Nov/22/1982)
Hawkeye is given the duty of reading a eulogy for a nurse that no one really knew too much about, after she dies in a water tower accident in camp. Later, he is shocked to read from her journal that she had deep feelings for Hawkeye.

Episode 11x06: Bombshells (Nov/28/1982)
To boost the wounded soldiers moral, Hawkeye and Charles announce that there is a rumor that Marilyn Monroe is coming to the 4077th to say thanks for treating her wounded cousin. As the news gets out of hand, B.J. takes full responsibility when he was unable to rescue a wounded soldier he found while returning from a fishing trip.

Episode 11x07: Settling Debts (Dec/06/1982)
The crew hold a mortgage burning party for Colonel Potter after Hawkeye receives the good news from Mrs. Potter in a letter.

Episode 11x08: The Moon Is Not Blue (Dec/13/1982)
Hawkeye and B.J. go to no ends to bring a new, racy movie to the camp that had been banned in Boston, called "The Moon Is Blue" as a means to boost morale during a heatwave.

Episode 11x09: Run For The Money (Dec/20/1982)
Father Mulcahy is asked to make the 4077th proud when Colonel Potter makes a bet against the 8063rd in a running race, who then pull a fast one by bringing in an Olympic marathoner for the competition

Episode 11x10: U.N., the Night and the Music (Jan/03/1983)
A visit from some U.N. dignitaries to the 4077th leave a lasting impression on a few atthe camp

Episode 11x11: Strange Bedfellows (Jan/10/1983)
Hawkeye and B.J. are suffering from restless nights due to Charles' snoring, a condition of which makes him question whether he is a true, Winchester. Meanwhile, Colonel Potter discovers that his visiting son-in-law had an affair in Tokyo.

Episode 11x12: Say No More (Jan/24/1983)
Margaret loses her voice as she is about to meet Dr. Chesler, a personal hero of hers. Meanwhile, a visiting Colonel continues planning military strategy, even as his own wounded son is laying in a bed at the 4077th.

Episode 11x13: Friends & Enemies (Feb/07/1983)
Colonel Potter is torn between friendship and doing what is right when the doctors discover that his old friend, Colonel Woody Cooke, froze while the enemy attacked his platoon he was leading, causing unnecessary casualties.

Episode 11x14: Give & Take (Feb/14/1983)
A soldier learns a heartbreaking lesson after he makes a friendship with a GI he had wounded. Meanwhile, Charles will do anything to avoid taking part as the Charity Officer.

Episode 11x15: As Time Goes By (Feb/21/1983)
Margaret and Hawkeye help collect items for a camp time capsule. Also, B.J. gets revenge with the help of a fake grenade, and Klinger falls in love with a young Korean woman who is suspected as being a spy.

Episode 11x16: Goodbye, Farewell & Amen (Feb/28/1983)
The final days have finally arrived for the 4077th. In the passing days we find Charles as a conductor for a musical group of Chinese prisoners, B.J. wishing to make it home in time for Erin's birthday and Margaret trying to find a glamorous Army post. But tragedy also befalls some of the group as Hawkeye battles his war memories after an incident aboard a bus, Father Mulcahy loses his hearing from an explosion and Klinger's fiancee can't find her family members. As the camp closes its doors forever, each member tells their plans for the future and say their final goodbyes.

Source: TVRage

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