M*A*S*H

Hawkeye has a close encounter with the enemy while Charles and Potter are pitted against each other in a bridge tournament.

Hawkeye receives a bag of letters from schoolchildren back home, and the camp passes the time answering them.

Hot Lips's friendly words inspire thoughts of more than friendship to an Italian soldier while Hawkeye and B.J. make a new floor for the O.R.

Margaret's dad pays a visit to the unit and Hawkeye and B.J. receive a generous gift from a former patient.

Korean orphans lift everyone's Christmas spirits, although Hawkeye and B.J. try to keep alive a mortally wounded soldier long enough so he won't die on Christmas.

The experiences of the 4077th during 1951 are highlighted in this episode, including Hawkeye and B.J.'s medical inventiveness and Charles's gambling losses.

Klinger becomes depressed after reading a letter from his Ex-wife, so he decides to re-enlist in the army.

Winchester is in charge while the Colonel's away, and Hawkeye tries to help a young Marine but winds up tangling with his commander.

Hawkeye tries a bottle of vintage wine to woo the nurses and Col. Potter is furious over the banning of a needed anesthesia.

Klinger and B.J. are injured during an explosion, but B.J. shuns offers for help while Klinger views an opportunity for goldbricking.

Nobody can sleep in the heat, so Charles works on his taxes, Margaret deals with a prickly physical problem, and B.J. wrestles with news from home.

Klinger goes into the newspaper business and Hawkeye builds a depressing monument to the wounded who have passed through the 4077th.

Hawkeye is forced into a 24-Hour joking cease fire, during which Charles's nemesis from his Tokyo days pays a visit to the camp.

To cheer up B.J. on his anniversary, the camp throws a very special party, which includes a film from home.

Hawkeye and B.J. play a prank on Charles, but Hawkeye is the victim of B.J.'s own prank.

Colonel Potter needs to lower his blood pressure to stay in the army and Klinger has a bad reaction to some malaria medication.

Hawkeye starts having sneezing fits, but it takes a psychiatrist to cure him.

Hawkeye has to deal with a critically wounded patient and his friend, who has leukemia, while Father Mulcahy tries to impress a visiting cardinal.

Colonel Potter receives a letter from Radar, and although the news is not so good, the solution might be sitting in the post op ward at the 4077th.

Charles has a near death experience and then is obsessed with what the afterlife might be like.