M*A*S*H

Rumors spread that the 4077th will have to bug out due to the approaching Chinese.

The 4077th heads for safety as the Chinese close in, but Hawkeye, B.J. And Hot Lips must stay in camp with a critically wounded patient.

Hot Lips surprises the camp with news of her engagement to an officer stationed in Tokyo.

While helping the nurses fix their stove, Hawkeye is temporarily blinded and learns to see the camp in a completely different way.

To repay a poker debt, a sergeant arranges for Radar to be promoted to Lieutenant.

Being forced to share a tent has unintended consequences for Hot Lips and the nurses.

While Hot Lips is detained out of the camp helping a Korean woman give birth, Potter calls in Colonel Flagg to investigate her "Disappearance."

Feeling blue, Sidney Freedman, the camp's favorite psychiatrist, pays a visit and writes a letter to Sigmund Freud.

Father Mulcahy gets a taste of the war up close when he makes a trip to an aid station.

A wounded, American-educated North Korean surgeon arrives at the 4077th and Hawkeye and B.J. do their best to conceal his identity.

After 24 hours of surgery, Hawkeye and Potter go to a Korean hospital to help out.

While the Colonel's away, two of his favorite women in the camp fall ill -- Hot lips and his horse, Sophie.

When Potter orders the camp's good luck charm to be removed, strange things start happening.

Hawkeye starts having nightmares and sleepwalking, making him confront the unpleasant reality of participating in a war.

Radar enrolls in a writing course by mail and adds some flourishes to the weekly report.

Searching for the last clue to a crossword puzzle, Hawkeye places a call to his friend in the navy, who misunderstands the problem and makes an emergency visit with his superior officer.

Potter learns some unpleasant news about an old war friend and Hawkeye and B.J. come to the aid of the camp ping pong champ -- Who was forcibly conscripted in the Korean army.

Radar comforts an amputee from Iowa who loses his will to live when he loses a leg.

B.J. is unfaithful to his wife while consoling a nurse who received a "Dear Jane" letter.

Father Mulcahy comes down with hepatitis and Hawkeye is suffering from psychosomatic back pains.

A general considers taking Hawkeye from the 4077th to become his personal physician.

When a favorite film arrives at the 4077th, the camp makes an event out of it, boosting everyone's morale.

Hawkeye goes after a souvenir dealer whose business is the cause of injuries to his young Korean "Helpers."

After working feverishly on a large batch of wounded, Hawkeye and company deal with their patients' problems in post op.