China Beach

McMurphy (Dana Delany) learns Natch (Tim Ryan) is married; Wayloo Marie (Megan Gallagher) arrives at China Beach to film a promotional feature.

McMurphy (Dana Delany) embarks on a new relationship; Wayloo (Megan Gallagher) is wounded in a bombing.

Dodger (Jeff Kober) lies in a coma; K.C. (Marg Helgenberger) opens a beauty parlor; Boonie (Brian Wimmer) searches for contraband penicillin.

Red Cross "elves" visit remote firebases; a Santa goes berserk with a grenade launcher; Wayloo readies for her weather assignment.

Wayloo talks her way into an armed forces TV post; McMurphy clashes with Richard and a neurosurgeon over Dodger's condition.

A dashing officer charms Wayloo, K.C. and Lila; a white soldier thinks he is Chuck Berry; McMurphy and Richard try romance.

McMurphy learns of K.C.'s heroin addiction; an assault traps Cherry at a remote firebase; Wayloo follows Boonie into battle.

Cherry's parents ask K.C. to bring their daughter's body home from Vietnam; Dodger fights a transfer to a Tokyo hospital.

Impending divorce nudges Richard into a medical program for the Vietnamese; Wayloo falls for a Naval officer.

Classic cartoon characters exemplify the group's mental state; McMurphy has a sleepless night; Wayloo Marie investigates Boonie's combat history.

Nurse McMurphy accompanies a young soldier to Boonie's party; Wayloo Marie continues to pursue Boonie's war record.

Scenes from the series illustrate experiences related during on-camera interviews with actual Vietnam War veterans.

Wayloo Marie's congressman-father visits Vietnam; an official inquiry reveals Boonie's secret; K.C. and Boonie find comfort together.

A tiger cub softens Lila; Natch's return complicates Colleen's love life; K.C. and Boonie gang up on her sinister former superior.

Racial violence after Martin Luther King's death alters Frankie's and Beckett's relationships with their comrades.

Nurse McMurphy (Dana Delany) is given emergency leave when her father (Donald Moffat) becomes critically ill. Guest stars: Harold Russell, Penny Fuller.

McMurphy spends a wild night in San Francisco with student protesters, entertainers and disabled veterans.