M*A*S*H

Klinger finds out that one of the wounded is a chef who later dazzles the camp with culinary delights, but Col. Potter has a problem that prevents him from enjoying the food.

A congressional aide falsely suspects that Margaret is a communist sympathizer, but Klinger gets some real dirt on the visitor.

Hawkeye and Charles deal with a South Korean officer who has come to take a wounded North Korean woman as his prisoner.

Radar's uncle Ed passes away, so he will be needed at home to help his mother run the family farm.

Radar helps the 4077th one last time and then departs for a very different life in Iowa.

With Radar discharged, Klinger has to fill some big shoes as the new MASH company clerk.

Hawkeye, Hot Lips and Father Mulcahy all have difficulties with a nurse studying to become a doctor.

A dying soldier asks Hawkeye to return money made illicitly to his parents and Klinger's motives for helping a young Korean girl are misunderstood.

Charles returns to the 4077th after some R & R in Tokyo, but it appears that the parts of the trip he cannot remember have come back to haunt him.

Hawkeye and B.J. lose their way and their motorcycle rushing back to the 4077th with some much needed medical supplies.

Hawkeye has twenty minutes to save a critically wounded soldier.

Klinger writes to his uncle about his new duties as company clerk.

Father Mulcahy's promotion is once again trapped in red tape and the MASH staff must tend bar after tending to a wounded Rosie.

B.J. and Charles have a falling out over a medical paper and Margaret and her boyfriend have a disagreement over his attitude.

An Amerasian baby capture the hearts of the MASH staff, but they encounter resistance when trying to find the baby a home.

Hawkeye decides to give up alcohol for a week and Charles is upset over his sister's potential suitor.

Colonel Potter and Charles are stricken with the mumps, but the temporary surgeon who replaces them is the one with a far more serious malady.

Colonel Potter loses the last of his closest friends since World War I, and he drinks a toast to his fallen comrades.

Potter appoints Hawkeye and B.J. as morale officers, but Charles's morale doesn't need boosting after saving a patient's legs.

Hawkeye volunteers to go to the front with a medical advisor in order to avoid a surprise party planned for him at the 4077th.

The doctors are perplexed by an Asian-American hero who tries to kill himself.

Each member of the 4077th has their dreams invaded by the harsh reality of war.

A visiting war correspondent is attracted to B.J., and refuses to understand why he seems to be resisting her.

Hawkeye bills the army for his medical services, setting off an investigation, while Charles is forced to investigate the healing power of acupuncture.

Colonel Potter and a friend play a sophisticated April Fool's Day joke on the doctors.