M*A*S*H

Frank has a delayed reaction to Margaret's marriage and goes crazy while on R & R.

When the police finally capture Frank, he's promoted and sent home; Major Charles Winchester takes Frank's place in the swamp.

After sending Radar off on a date, Hawkeye is crushed to learn he's injured by shrapnel.

An old friend of B.J.'s pays a social call and plays a slew of practical jokes on the 4077th.

As tensions mount, Dr. Sidney Freedman suggests a bonfire to calm down Hawkeye and company.

Winchester describes life in a MASH to his parents on a tape recording he's sending home.

With supplies and morale low, the unexpected arrival of a mystery book has the whole camp in suspense.

Hawkeye falls in love with a South Korean woman, but their time together is cut short when she flees further south.

Charles tries to profit from the army's money exchange and Klinger tries a scam to win a spot at West Point.

Radar wants a tattoo to boost his image and Hot Lips is on the war path to remove a nurse who isn't working out.

To keep the camp in good shape, Colonel Potter stages a mock Olympics.

Hawkeye is outraged by a colonel who predicts the amount of battlefield casualties.

Hawkeye and Hot Lips find comfort in each other's arms when they get stranded by enemy fire on their way to another MASH.

After spending the night together, Hawkeye and Hot Lips are rescued and returned to the 4077th.

B.J. regrets borrowing money from Charles when the requests for favors begin.

When Charles starts playing his French horn, Hawkeye and B.J. stop bathing in protest until he stops.

Hawkeye and B.J., with the help of a local craftsman, invent a special surgical clamp that will save legs.

A load of British wounded arrive at the 4077th and Father Mulcahy goes in search of stolen penicillin.

Radar plays disc jockey to ease the stress while the wounded pour in, and Hawkeye and B.J. deal with a drunken blood donor.

Hot Lips might be pregnant, but an angry soldier with a gun is holding her test results, and Klinger, hostage.

Mail call brings love letters to Hawkeye meant for another Benjamin Pierce; good financial news for Charles; and news that Radar's widowed mom has a boyfriend.

Hawkeye is sent to another MASH on an exchange, and his replacement makes a pest of himself when he takes the Colonel's horse for a joyride.

When bad reports are filed at headquarters, Col. Potter contemplates retirement.

The proud Charles takes pills to keep his surgical skills sharp, and then refuses to admit he has a drug problem.

The doctors have to deal with a short supply of morphine and too many patients while klinger has to deal with a corporal who may be crazier than him -- he shoots down imaginary enemies.