M*A*S*H

Images: Hawkeye and BJ try to discourage Radar from getting a tattoo. Hot Lips realises that there is a camaraderie of nurses at the 4077th and she is not included. (S6 Ep10)

The M*A*S*H Olympics: Col Potter enforces an exercise course. When Klinger hears that being overweight can bring a discharge he decides to put on some extra pounds. (S6 Ep11)

The Grim Reaper: Colonel Bloodworth antagonises Hawkeye, he retaliates by shoving him. Bloodworth presses for a court martial until he watches Hawkeye save a soldier's life. (S6 Ep12)

The Merchant of Korea: BJ and Hawkeye challenge Major Winchester to a poker game in the hope that he will stop using the money they owe as leverage for random favours. (S6 Ep15)

The Grim Reaper: Colonel Bloodworth antagonises Hawkeye, he retaliates by shoving him. Bloodworth presses for a court martial until he watches Hawkeye save a soldier's life.

The Merchant of Korea: BJ and Hawkeye challenge Major Winchester to a poker game in the hope that he will stop using the money they owe as leverage for random favours.

Our Finest Hour - Part 2: Hawkeye reveals his sensitive side, a departure from his generally humorous persona, during the Clete Roberts interviews. (S7 Ep5)

The Billfold Syndrome: Major Charles Winchester refuses to talk to anyone in the unit when he is denied a future medical position back in Boston. Hawkeye and BJ goad him mercilessly. (S7 Ep6)

None Like it Hot: Another heatwave has hit and it's affecting everyone, especially Klinger. As a result of the heat, he has come up with one of his most ingenious discharge schemes to date. (S7 Ep7)

The Billfold Syndrome: Major Charles Winchester refuses to talk to anyone in the unit when he is denied a future medical position back in Boston. Hawkeye and BJ goad him mercilessly. (S7 Ep6)

None Like it Hot: Another heatwave has hit and it's affecting everyone, especially Klinger. As a result of the heat, he has come up with one of his most ingenious discharge schemes to date. (S7 Ep7)

They Call the Wind Korea: A windstorm hits and everyone is busy securing items. Klinger and Major Winchester encounter an overturned truck with four wounded Greek soldiers inside.

Baby, it's Cold Outside: Charles becomes the most unpopular man in camp when he flaunts a polar suit sent from his parents while everyone suffers during the extreme weather conditions. (S7 Ep10)

Major Ego: Charles dramatically revives a dying patient, becoming even more insufferable than ever when a photo journalist from Stars and Stripes arrives to publicise the story.

Point of View: The surroundings at the 4077th are seen through the eyes of a wounded soldier in this unique episode. (S7 Ep11)

Baby, it's Cold Outside: Charles becomes the most unpopular man in camp when he flaunts a polar suit sent from his parents while everyone suffers during the extreme weather conditions.

Dear Comrade: Charles seems unusually smug and content lately. Hawkeye and BJ discover it is due to the meticulous care he is receiving from his newly hired, menially paid Korean servant. (S7 Ep12)

Point of View: The surroundings at the 4077th are seen through the eyes of a wounded soldier in this unique episode.

Our Finest Hour - Part 2: Hawkeye reveals his sensitive side, a departure from his generally humorous persona, during the Clete Roberts interviews. (S7 Ep5)

Dear Comrade: Charles seems unusually smug and content lately. Hawkeye and BJ discover it is due to the meticulous care he is receiving from his newly hired, menially paid Korean servant.

The Billfold Syndrome: Major Charles Winchester refuses to talk to anyone in the unit when he is denied a future medical position back in Boston. Hawkeye and BJ goad him mercilessly. (S7 Ep6)

Our Finest Hour - Part 2: Hawkeye reveals his sensitive side, a departure from his generally humorous persona, during the Clete Roberts interviews.

None Like it Hot: Another heatwave has hit and it's affecting everyone, especially Klinger. As a result of the heat, he has come up with one of his most ingenious discharge schemes to date. (S7 Ep7)

The Billfold Syndrome: Major Charles Winchester refuses to talk to anyone in the unit when he is denied a future medical position back in Boston. Hawkeye and BJ goad him mercilessly. (S7 Ep6)

None Like it Hot: Another heatwave has hit and it's affecting everyone, especially Klinger. As a result of the heat, he has come up with one of his most ingenious discharge schemes to date.

They Call the Wind Korea: A windstorm hits and everyone is busy securing items. Klinger and Major Winchester encounter an overturned truck with four wounded Greek soldiers inside.

Out of Gas: The MASH unit are nearly out of pentothal. Father Mulcahy takes up a collection from everyone and he and Charles take the jeep to make a trade with black marketeers. (S7 Ep13)

An Eye for a Tooth: Father Mulcahy is passed over for a promotion. He takes the whole thing philosophically until he hears of the rapid advancement made by a heroic helicopter pilot. (S7 Ep14)

Dear Sis: Father Mulcahy writes to his sister, a nun, for advice and comfort in the days just before Christmas. He expresses his frustration and feels his actions are ineffective in the war. (S7 Ep15)

BJ Papa San: BJ almost becomes the surrogate father to a Korean family, finding in them a substitute for his own absent family. Meanwhile, Hawkeye clashes with a cantankerous general. (S7 Ep16)

Dear Sis: Father Mulcahy writes to his sister, a nun, for advice and comfort in the days just before Christmas. He expresses his frustration and feels his actions are ineffective in the war.

BJ Papa San: BJ almost becomes the surrogate father to a Korean family, finding in them a substitute for his own absent family. Meanwhile, Hawkeye clashes with a cantankerous general.

Out of Gas: The MASH unit are nearly out of pentothal. Father Mulcahy takes up a collection from everyone and he and Charles take the jeep to make a trade with black marketeers. (S7 Ep13)

An Eye for a Tooth: Father Mulcahy is passed over for a promotion. He takes the whole thing philosophically until he hears of the rapid advancement made by a heroic helicopter pilot. (S7 Ep14)

Dear Sis: Father Mulcahy writes to his sister, a nun, for advice and comfort in the days just before Christmas. He expresses his frustration and feels his actions are ineffective in the war. (S7 Ep15)

BJ Papa San: BJ almost becomes the surrogate father to a Korean family, finding in them a substitute for his own absent family. Meanwhile, Hawkeye clashes with a cantankerous general. (S7 Ep16)

An Eye for a Tooth: Father Mulcahy is passed over for a promotion. He takes the whole thing philosophically until he hears of the rapid advancement made by a heroic helicopter pilot.

Dear Sis: Father Mulcahy writes to his sister, a nun, for advice and comfort in the days just before Christmas. He expresses his frustration and feels his actions are ineffective in the war.

BJ Papa San: BJ almost becomes the surrogate father to a Korean family, finding in them a substitute for his own absent family. Meanwhile, Hawkeye clashes with a cantankerous general.

Inga: Hawkeye is instantly smitten with the Swedish doctor who has arrived to observe surgery techniques at the 4077th and is forced to confront his chauvinistic views toward powerful women. (S7 Ep17)

The Price: Potter's beloved horse Sophie disappears from her corral, and BJ and Hawkeye discover a young Korean man about to be drafted into the Korean army. (S7 Ep18)

Inga: Hawkeye is instantly smitten with the Swedish doctor who has arrived to observe surgery techniques at the 4077th and is forced to confront his chauvinistic views toward powerful women. (S7 Ep17)

Hot Lips is Back in Town: Margaret 'Hot Lips' has just been granted a divorce and is celebrating her freedom with a little too much gusto for Colonel Potter's taste. (S7 Ep20)

The Young and Restless: A young surgeon from Tokyo arrives to lecture on the latest surgical techniques, and Colonel Potter surprises his staff with his reaction to their latest problem.

Hot Lips is Back in Town: Margaret 'Hot Lips' has just been granted a divorce and is celebrating her freedom with a little too much gusto for Colonel Potter's taste.

Inga: Hawkeye is instantly smitten with the Swedish doctor who has arrived to observe surgery techniques at the 4077th and is forced to confront his chauvinistic views toward powerful women. (S7 Ep17)

The Price: Potter's beloved horse Sophie disappears from her corral, and BJ and Hawkeye discover a young Korean man about to be drafted into the Korean army. (S7 Ep18)

Inga: Hawkeye is instantly smitten with the Swedish doctor who has arrived to observe surgery techniques at the 4077th and is forced to confront his chauvinistic views toward powerful women. (S7 Ep17)

Hot Lips is Back in Town: Margaret 'Hot Lips' has just been granted a divorce and is celebrating her freedom with a little too much gusto for Colonel Potter's taste. (S7 Ep20)

The Young and Restless: A young surgeon from Tokyo arrives to lecture on the latest surgical techniques, and Colonel Potter surprises his staff with his reaction to their latest problem.

Hot Lips is Back in Town: Margaret 'Hot Lips' has just been granted a divorce and is celebrating her freedom with a little too much gusto for Colonel Potter's taste.

C*A*V*E: Everyone is evacuated to a nearby cave to avoid US artillery fire on a Chinese target. The new quarters pose a problem for Hawkeye due to his claustrophobia. (S7 Ep21)

Rally 'Round the Flagg: Colonel Flagg makes another unwelcome appearance at the 4077th, and is once again playing his spy games - this time with Hawkeye as his target. (S7 Ep22)

C*A*V*E: Everyone is evacuated to a nearby cave to avoid US artillery fire on a Chinese target. The new quarters pose a problem for Hawkeye due to his claustrophobia. (S7 Ep21)

A Night at Rosie's: Colonel Potter is disappointed to see that the latest technique his staff have developed for escaping the war seems to be at the bottom of several bottles at Rosie's Bar. (S7 Ep24)

Preventative Medicine: Colonel Lacy is the reason behind the increase of seriously wounded soldiers arriving at the 4077th. Hawkeye is determined to stop him.

A Night at Rosie's: Colonel Potter is disappointed to see that the latest technique his staff have developed for escaping the war seems to be at the bottom of several bottles at Rosie's Bar.

C*A*V*E: Everyone is evacuated to a nearby cave to avoid US artillery fire on a Chinese target. The new quarters pose a problem for Hawkeye due to his claustrophobia. (S7 Ep21)

Rally 'Round the Flagg: Colonel Flagg makes another unwelcome appearance at the 4077th, and is once again playing his spy games - this time with Hawkeye as his target. (S7 Ep22)

C*A*V*E: Everyone is evacuated to a nearby cave to avoid US artillery fire on a Chinese target. The new quarters pose a problem for Hawkeye due to his claustrophobia. (S7 Ep21)

A Night at Rosie's: Colonel Potter is disappointed to see that the latest technique his staff have developed for escaping the war seems to be at the bottom of several bottles at Rosie's Bar. (S7 Ep24)

Preventative Medicine: Colonel Lacy is the reason behind the increase of seriously wounded soldiers arriving at the 4077th. Hawkeye is determined to stop him.

A Night at Rosie's: Colonel Potter is disappointed to see that the latest technique his staff have developed for escaping the war seems to be at the bottom of several bottles at Rosie's Bar.

Ain't Love Grand: The impossible happens for the snobbish Charles when he shares an emotional experience with Klinger. Both men find romance one night at the bar with very different women. (S7 Ep25)

The Party: BJ promotes the idea of a stateside 'reunion' for the families of the 4077th. Klinger fears that the party will blow his cover, as his mother doesn't know he's stationed in Korea. (S7 Ep26)

Too Many Cooks: Private Conway arrives at the camp and is quickly becoming known as the world's clumsiest soldier. He finds the quickest way to the crew's heart by cooking gourmet delights. (S8 Ep1)

The Party: BJ promotes the idea of a stateside 'reunion' for the families of the 4077th. Klinger fears that the party will blow his cover, as his mother doesn't know he's stationed in Korea. (S7 Ep26)

Too Many Cooks: Private Conway arrives at the camp and is quickly becoming known as the world's clumsiest soldier. He finds the quickest way to the crew's heart by cooking gourmet delights.

Are You Now, Margaret?: A congressional aide arrives at the 4077th on a fact-finding tour, but his real agenda is discovered when he accuses Margaret of being a communist sympathiser.

Ain't Love Grand: The impossible happens for the snobbish Charles when he shares an emotional experience with Klinger. Both men find romance one night at the bar with very different women. (S7 Ep25)

The Party: BJ promotes the idea of a stateside 'reunion' for the families of the 4077th. Klinger fears that the party will blow his cover, as his mother doesn't know he's stationed in Korea. (S7 Ep26)