M*A*S*H

A U.S.O. troupe arrives at the 4077th to put on a show and Hawkeye has to perform emergency surgery when one of them falls ill.

After being stranded at the 4077th due to enemy fire, the U.S.O. troupe leaves the 4077th with some fond memories.

Three patients in post op create problems for their doctors of a non-medical nature.

Rumors run wild that the 4077th is going to be split up to staff a new MASH unit in the area.

Hawkeye sends a letter to President Harry Truman detailing some of the madness that he sees around him.

Klinger is looking forward to the big poker game, but Colonel Potter orders him to help him pass driving school.

Charles receives highly valued newspapers while Hawkeye deals with a pair of Korean brothers who haven't been together since the war began.

Klinger is suspected of stealing a polaroid camera that was given to Hawkeye and B.J. as a gift from a grateful patient's father.

Hawkeye and B.J. find the real culprit who purloined their polaroid and save Klinger in the nick of time.

Colonel Potter boosts morale by holding boxing day at the 4077th -- the officers and enlisted men trade places for the day.

Klinger communicates with the spirit of a dead soldier, whose biggest concern is that nobody will listen to him.

Margaret tries to get to Tokyo to celebrate her birthday while Klinger starts a betting pool on the birth of a calf.

A famed war correspondent visits the 4077th, but his tales of wartime glory are a bit too much for Hawkeye to stomach.

When a soldier goes AWOL and seeks sanctuary, it raises sticky military and religious questions.

Colonel Potter has one visiting Major take care of two problems: a racist officer and Charles's nasty toothache.

Hawkeye saves one of Potter's patients, causing Potter to lose confidence in himself, and Charles battles his tentmates over their sloppiness.

Hawkeye is sent to temporarily replace an aid station surgeon and, while at the front, he writes his will.

Hawkeye, B.J. and Charles must ponder the promotion possibilities for the enlisted men and Potter befriends an upstanding soldier.

Hawkeye is the star when he tends to a boxing champion who has a stroke while at the 4077th, but B.J.'s lifesaving heroics on another patient go unnoticed.

Hot Lips helps the unit beat the Marines in bowling, and Hawkeye wrestles with his father's medical problem.

Potter decides to give his wife a picture of the whole camp, but the squabbling among the individuals makes it practically impossible.

While Hawkeye is paymaster, a goat eats the payroll, making him personally responsible until the goat's eating habits are established with an officer from headquarters.