M*A*S*H

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The staff of an Army hospital in the Korean War find that laughter is the best way to deal with their situation.

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Season 1

Episode 1 Pilot - Hawkeye and Trapper John decide to hold a raffle to raise money to send their Korean houseboy, Ho-Jon, to medical school in the United States.
Episode 2 To Market, To Market - After a truckload of medical supplies is hijacked, Hawkeye and Trapper try to trade a legendary mahogany desk belonging to Henry Blake for the needed supplies.
Episode 3 Requiem for a Lightweight - Trapper John enters a boxing tournament to prevent a beautiful nurse from being transferred out of the unit by Hot Lips Houlihan.
Episode 4 Chief Surgeon Who? - Frank Burns is outraged when Hawkeye is appointed Chief Surgeon of the 4077th, leading to a visit from General Barker to investigate the decision.
Episode 5 The Moose - Hawkeye wins a young Korean girl in a poker game, only to discover she is being held as a "moose" (servant) and decides to set her free.
Episode 6 Yankee Doodle Doctor - The 4077th is chosen to star in a propaganda film, but Hawkeye and Trapper decide to turn the production into a Marx Brothers-style comedy.
Episode 7 Bananas, Crackers and Nuts - Hawkeye fakes a mental breakdown to get some well-deserved rest, but things escalate when a psychiatrist is sent to evaluate him.
Episode 8 Cowboy - A wounded pilot, nicknamed Cowboy, is desperate to go home and starts causing trouble around the camp when his request for leave is denied.
Episode 9 Henry, Please Come Home - When Henry Blake is transferred to Tokyo, Frank Burns takes over command, making life miserable for everyone until the swamp rats intervene.
Episode 10 I Hate a Mystery - Items begin disappearing from everyone's lockers, and Hawkeye becomes the prime suspect until he decides to play detective to find the real thief.
Episode 11 Germ Warfare - Hawkeye suspects a wounded North Korean prisoner of being a carrier of a rare hepatitis strain and decides to "borrow" some blood from Frank Burns.
Episode 12 Dear Dad - Hawkeye writes a letter to his father describing the camp's Christmas festivities and his various attempts to maintain sanity in the war zone.
Episode 13 Edwina - The nurses refuse to date the doctors until someone agrees to go out with Edwina, a notoriously clumsy and unpopular nurse.
Episode 14 Love Story - Radar receives a "Dear John" letter from home, so Hawkeye and Trapper try to help him find a new love interest among the nursing staff.
Episode 15 Tuttle - Hawkeye and Trapper invent a fictional officer named Captain Tuttle to donate his salary to a local orphanage, but the lie soon takes on a life of its own.
Episode 16 The Ringbanger - The doctors try to convince a glory-seeking Colonel that he is too mentally unstable to return to the front lines after a series of reckless missions.
Episode 17 Sometimes You Hear the Bullet - Hawkeye is heartbroken when an old friend dies on the operating table, and he discovers a young soldier who has lied about his age to enlist.
Episode 18 Dear Dad, Again - In another letter home, Hawkeye writes about Frank and Margaret's antics, Radar's attempt to pass a high school exam, and a peculiar case in the OR.
Episode 19 The Longjohn Flap - During a brutal cold snap, a single pair of thermal long johns becomes the most sought-after item in the camp, passing through many hands.
Episode 20 The Army-Navy Game - The camp tunes in to the Army-Navy football game, but the excitement is interrupted by the arrival of an unexploded shell in the middle of the compound.
Episode 21 Sticky Wicket - Hawkeye is forced to swallow his pride when he criticizes Frank's surgical skills, only to have a patient of his own develop unexpected complications.
Episode 22 Major Fred C. Dobbs - Frank Burns wants a transfer because he can no longer stand Hawkeye and Trapper, leading the duo to trick him into thinking there is gold nearby.
Episode 23 Ceasefire - Rumors of a ceasefire spread through the camp, leading to wild celebrations and plans for the future, though the doctors remain skeptical.
Episode 24 Showtime - A traveling USO troupe visits the 4077th to perform for the staff, while Henry Blake awaits news about his wife going into labor.

Season 2

Episode 1 Divided We Stand - A military psychiatrist is sent to the 4077th to evaluate if the unit should be disbanded due to its unconventional behavior.
Episode 2 5 O'Clock Charlie - The camp becomes obsessed with a North Korean pilot who unsuccessfully attempts to bomb the local ammo dump every day at the same time.
Episode 3 Radar's Report - Radar writes his weekly report, detailing Hawkeye's romantic pursuit of a nurse and Frank's increasing paranoia about a wounded prisoner.
Episode 4 For the Good of the Outfit - Hawkeye and Trapper fight to get the army to admit they accidentally shelled a local South Korean village.
Episode 5 Dr. Pierce and Mr. Hyde - Suffering from extreme sleep deprivation, Hawkeye goes on a frantic quest to find the person responsible for the war.
Episode 6 Kim - The 4077th cares for a young Korean boy named Kim, while Trapper considers adopting him and bringing him back to the States.
Episode 7 L.I.P. (Local Indigenous Personnel) - Hawkeye tries to help a corporal navigate the military bureaucracy so he can marry a local Korean woman and take his child home.
Episode 8 The Trial of Henry Blake - Frank and Margaret bring charges against Henry Blake for his lax command, leading to a hearing that threatens his position.
Episode 9 Dear Dad... Three - Hawkeye writes another letter to his father, describing a racist sergeant and a staff member who claims to be pregnant.
Episode 10 The Sniper - The camp is pinned down by a lone sniper who believes the 4077th is a headquarters, leading to chaos in the compound.
Episode 11 Carry On, Hawkeye - When a flu epidemic hits the camp, Hawkeye is the only doctor left standing, forcing him to run the entire hospital alone.
Episode 12 The Incubator - Hawkeye and Trapper go to great lengths and battle massive military red tape to acquire a much-needed incubator for the lab.
Episode 13 Deal Me Out - The weekly poker game is interrupted by various crises, including a CID agent looking for Flagg and a soldier who has taken a hostage.
Episode 14 Hot Lips and Empty Arms - Margaret has a breakdown over her failing relationship with Frank and her wasted years in the Army, leading her to request a transfer.
Episode 15 Officers Only - After General Mitchell's son is treated at the 4077th, he rewards the camp with an officers-only club, causing tension among the staff.
Episode 16 Henry in Love - Henry Blake returns from Tokyo claiming to be in love with a twenty-year-old girl, much to the concern of Hawkeye and Trapper.
Episode 17 For Want of a Boot - Hawkeye goes through a complicated series of trades with various camp members just to get his hands on a new pair of boots.
Episode 18 Operation Noselift - The doctors risk a court-martial to perform an illegal plastic surgery operation on a soldier who is self-conscious about his large nose.
Episode 19 The Chosen People - A local Korean family claims the 4077th is built on their land, while a woman arrives claiming a camp member is the father of her child.
Episode 20 As You Were - During a rare lull in casualties, the doctors find themselves bored and restless, leading to various pranks and strange behavior.
Episode 21 Crisis - The camp faces a supply shortage when their supply lines are cut off, forcing everyone to huddle together in the mess hall for warmth.
Episode 22 George - The doctors try to protect a soldier who has been beaten by his unit after admitting he is homosexual.
Episode 23 Mail Call - A fresh batch of mail arrives, bringing joy to some and causing distress for others, especially Frank who receives bad news about his stocks.
Episode 24 A Smattering of Intelligence - The 4077th becomes a battleground for competing intelligence agencies when both the CIA and military intelligence send agents to the camp.

Season 3

Episode 1 The General Flipped at Dawn - A senile and eccentric general visits the 4077th with the absurd plan to move the entire camp closer to the front line.
Episode 2 Rainbow Bridge - The doctors are wary when they are invited to a neutral site to exchange medical supplies for wounded prisoners with the Chinese.
Episode 3 Officer of the Day - Hawkeye is stuck as Officer of the Day and must deal with a stubborn colonel who wants to reclaim a wounded prisoner for interrogation.
Episode 4 Iron Guts Kelly - A legendary general dies in Margaret's tent, and his aide tries to make it look like he died heroically in battle.
Episode 5 O.R. - During a brutal 24-hour shift in the operating room, the doctors struggle to stay sane while dealing with an endless stream of casualties.
Episode 6 Springtime - Love and madness bloom in the camp as spring arrives, leading to Radar falling for a nurse and Klinger getting a second divorce.
Episode 7 Check-Up - The staff undergoes routine medical exams, leading to a surprising discovery that Trapper might be eligible for a medical discharge.
Episode 8 Life with Father - Father Mulcahy becomes concerned about a letter regarding his sister, while the camp deals with a local baby of mixed parentage.
Episode 9 Alcoholics Unanimous - Frank Burns declares the camp dry and bans alcohol, leading to a desperate revolt by Hawkeye and Trapper to save their still.
Episode 10 There Is Nothing Like a Nurse - When the nurses are evacuated due to a potential enemy breakthrough, the men of the 4077th realize how much they rely on them.
Episode 11 Adam's Ribs - Hawkeye goes on a desperate mission to order his favorite barbecue ribs all the way from a specific restaurant in Chicago.
Episode 12 A Full Rich Day - Hawkeye records a letter to his father describing a day filled with a Turkish soldier, a missing officer, and constant chaos.
Episode 13 Mad Dogs and Servicemen - The camp is on high alert after a local dog bites Radar, and the doctors must find the animal to see if it has rabies.
Episode 14 Private Charles Lamb - A Greek unit sends a live lamb to the 4077th for a feast, but a sympathetic Radar tries to save the animal from the spit.
Episode 15 Bombed - The 4077th is under heavy shelling, causing everyone to panic and leading to some unexpected romantic tension in the bunkers.
Episode 16 Bulletin Board - A collection of short stories centered around the camp bulletin board, featuring a Shirley Temple movie and a campus-style protest.
Episode 17 The Consultant - A visiting specialist brings a new artery transplant technique to the camp, but he struggles with his own personal demons.
Episode 18 House Arrest - Hawkeye is placed under house arrest after punching Frank Burns, while a visiting female colonel makes a move on Henry Blake.
Episode 19 Aid Station - Hawkeye, Margaret, and Klinger are sent to a dangerous frontline aid station where they gain a new perspective on the war.
Episode 20 Love and Marriage - Hawkeye and Trapper try to help a Korean soldier marry his pregnant girlfriend, while Frank suspects Radar of being a spy.
Episode 21 Big Mac - The camp goes into a frenzy of cleaning and preparation when they receive news that General Douglas MacArthur is coming to visit.
Episode 22 Payday - The arrival of the monthly paychecks leads to a series of financial mishaps, including Hawkeye receiving a massive overpayment.
Episode 23 White Gold - Thieves are stealing the camp's supply of penicillin, and Colonel Flagg arrives to investigate with his usual paranoid intensity.
Episode 24 Abyssinia, Henry - In one of the most famous episodes, Henry Blake receives his discharge papers and says an emotional goodbye to the 4077th.

Season 4

Episode 1 Welcome to Korea - Hawkeye returns from R&R to find Trapper gone. He rushes to the airport to say goodbye but instead meets his new tentmate, B.J. Hunnicutt.
Episode 2 Change of Command - The 4077th gets a new permanent commander, Colonel Sherman Potter, a regular Army veteran who quickly proves he is more than a match for Frank Burns.
Episode 3 It Happened One Night - The camp endures a freezing cold night filled with heavy shelling, a shortage of blankets, and Frank Burns' usual paranoia.
Episode 4 The Late Captain Pierce - Due to a bureaucratic error, Hawkeye is officially declared dead, and he must struggle with the Army's paperwork to prove he is still alive.
Episode 5 Hey, Doc - The doctors deal with a series of strange requests from a tank commander, while Radar tries to handle an improvised surgery in the swamp.
Episode 6 The Bus - While returning from a medical conference, the doctors and Radical get lost in the woods and their bus breaks down, leading to a tense encounter with a surrendering soldier.
Episode 7 Dear Mildred - Potter writes a letter home to his wife, Mildred, describing the quirks of his new staff and how Radar found him a horse for an anniversary gift.
Episode 8 The Kids - The 4077th hosts a group of orphans from a local monastery, leading to touching moments between the staff and the displaced children.
Episode 9 Quo Vadis, Captain Chandler? - An officer arrives at the camp claiming to be Jesus Christ, prompting a visit from a psychiatrist to determine the captain's mental state.
Episode 10 Dear Peggy - B.J. writes a letter to his wife, Peggy, about Father Mulcahy's crisis of faith and Klinger's latest outrageous attempt to get a discharge.
Episode 11 Of Moose and Men - Hawkeye gets into a dispute with a tough Colonel over a minor incident, while B.J. tries to help a soldier who is receiving "Dear John" letters.
Episode 12 Soldier of the Month - Frank Burns becomes obsessed with winning the "Soldier of the Month" award to impress Margaret, but a bout of hemorrhagic fever complicates things.
Episode 13 The Gun - A rare and valuable antique pistol is stolen from a visiting officer's collection, and Radar becomes the prime suspect.
Episode 14 Mail Call, Again - A new delivery of mail brings a variety of emotional news, including Frank's wife finding out about his affair with Margaret.
Episode 15 The Price of Tomato Juice - Radar goes to extreme lengths to obtain a glass of tomato juice for Colonel Potter, setting off a chain of complicated trades.
Episode 16 Dear Ma - Radar writes a letter to his mother in Iowa, describing the chaos of a foot inspection and his attempts to keep the camp running smoothly.
Episode 17 Der Tag - Hawkeye and B.J. decide to be extra nice to Frank for a day to see how he reacts, leading to a night of drinking and an unexpected tattoo.
Episode 18 Hawkeye - After a jeep accident, Hawkeye is taken in by a Korean family. To stay conscious due to a concussion, he delivers a non-stop monologue.
Episode 19 Some 38th Parallels - Frank tries to sell the camp's garbage for profit, while Hawkeye deals with a patient whose internal injuries are difficult to locate.
Episode 20 The Novocaine Mutiny - Frank Burns is left in charge while Potter is away and ends up court-martialing Hawkeye for mutiny during a surgical crisis.
Episode 21 Smilin' Jack - A legendary helicopter pilot who has delivered more patients than anyone else refuses to stop flying despite having a serious illness.
Episode 22 The More I See You - An old flame of Hawkeye's, a nurse he once lived with, is assigned to the 4077th, reopening old wounds and unresolved feelings.
Episode 23 Deluge - The camp is overwhelmed by a sudden massive influx of wounded, while also dealing with a literal deluge of rain and a fire in the compound.
Episode 24 The Interview - A journalist visits the 4077th to interview the staff, filmed in black and white, providing a realistic and somber look at their lives.

Season 5

Episode 1 Bug Out: Part 1 - Rumors of an enemy breakthrough force the 4077th to pack up everything and prepare for a bug-out to a new location.
Episode 2 Margaret's Engagement - Margaret returns from Tokyo and shocks everyone, especially Frank, by announcing her engagement to Lieutenant Colonel Donald Penobscott.
Episode 3 Out of Sight, Out of Mind - Hawkeye is temporarily blinded by a heater explosion and must cope with the possibility of losing his sight permanently.
Episode 4 Lt. Radar O'Reilly - Through a series of administrative errors and a bit of "help" from a general, Radar is promoted to Lieutenant, making him an officer.
Episode 5 The Nurses - Margaret becomes overly strict with a young nurse, but the doctors soon discover there is a deeper reason behind the head nurse's harsh behavior.
Episode 6 The Abduction of Margaret Houlihan - When Margaret goes missing, the camp goes into a panic, and Colonel Flagg arrives to investigate a suspected North Korean kidnapping.
Episode 7 Dear Sigmund - Major Sidney Freedman writes a letter to Sigmund Freud, describing the eccentricities and coping mechanisms of the 4077th staff.
Episode 8 Mulcahy's War - Father Mulcahy travels to the front lines to prove his worth as a priest and a soldier, performing an emergency procedure under fire.
Episode 9 The Korean Surgeon - A North Korean surgeon is brought in as a prisoner, and the doctors are impressed by his skill, despite Frank's accusations of espionage.
Episode 10 Hawkeye Get Your Gun - Hawkeye is forced to carry a sidearm when he and Potter go to a frontline aid station, leading to a heated debate about pacifism.
Episode 11 The Colonel's Horse - While Colonel Potter is away in Tokyo, Radar tries to take care of the Colonel's horse, which has fallen ill with a mysterious ailment.
Episode 12 Exorcism - Radar becomes convinced the camp is cursed, and a local Korean shaman is brought in to perform an exorcism to lift the unit's spirits.
Episode 13 Hawk's Nightmare - Hawkeye starts sleepwalking and having vivid nightmares, prompting a visit from Sidney Freedman to find the root of his stress.
Episode 14 The Most Unforgettable Characters - Radar tries to write his memoirs, while the camp celebrates B.J.'s anniversary and Hawkeye and Frank have their usual disputes.
Episode 15 38 Across - The camp becomes obsessed with solving a difficult crossword puzzle, eventually calling in an old friend of Hawkeye's for help.
Episode 16 Ping Pong - A local Korean ping-pong champion visits the camp, and a competition ensues that highlights the cultural differences and shared humanity.
Episode 17 End Run - A former football star arrives at the 4077th with a leg injury that will end his career, and the doctors must help him find a new reason to live.
Episode 18 Hanky Panky - B.J. feels guilty after a one-night stand with a lonely nurse, while the camp deals with a shortage of medical supplies.
Episode 19 Hepatitis - The camp is threatened by a hepatitis outbreak, and Father Mulcahy must deal with his own fears when he is suspected of being a carrier.
Episode 20 The General's Practitioner - A general tries to recruit Hawkeye as his personal physician, while Radar tries to take care of a local Korean woman and her baby.
Episode 21 Movie Tonight - To boost morale during a long stretch of casualties, Colonel Potter tries to screen a Western movie, but constant interruptions turn it into a comedy.
Episode 22 Souvenirs - Hawkeye and B.J. try to stop a helicopter pilot from encouraging local children to find dangerous war souvenirs for profit.
Episode 23 Post Op - A detailed look at the aftermath of surgery, focusing on the doctors' interactions with their patients in the recovery ward.
Episode 24 Margaret's Marriage - The season concludes with the long-awaited wedding of Margaret and Donald Penobscott, which doesn't go exactly as planned.

Season 6

Episode 1 Fade Out, Fade In: Part 1 - Frank Burns has a breakdown after Margaret's marriage, while Major Charles Emerson Winchester III is temporarily assigned to the 4077th.
Episode 2 Fallen Idol - Hawkeye is riddled with guilt after he sends Radar to Seoul on leave, only for the corporal to be wounded in an artillery attack.
Episode 3 Last Laugh - A friend of B.J.'s from home visits the camp and plays a series of elaborate practical jokes, but the humor hides a darker secret.
Episode 4 War of Nerves - The pressure of the war starts to get to everyone, leading to a massive bonfire and a visit from Sidney Freedman to calm the tensions.
Episode 5 The Winchester Tapes - Charles records a voice letter to his parents in Boston, pleading with them to use their influence to get him transferred out of the 4077th.
Episode 6 The Light That Failed - During a supply shortage, the camp receives a shipment of light bulbs that don't fit, while Hawkeye tries to read a mystery novel with the last page missing.
Episode 7 In Love and War - Hawkeye falls for a beautiful Korean woman who is caring for her elderly mother and siblings, leading to a bittersweet romance.
Episode 8 In Love and War - Hawkeye falls for a beautiful Korean woman who is caring for her elderly mother and siblings, leading to a bittersweet romance.
Episode 9 Change Day - Winchester plots to cheat the natives when the Army changes the military scrip while Klinger tries to attempt to apply to West Point in order to drop out later.
Episode 10 The M*A*S*H Olympics - Colonel Potter decides to hold a camp Olympics to get everyone in shape, with the winner receiving a three-day pass to Seoul.
Episode 11 The Grim Reaper - A hard-nosed Colonel, nicknamed "The Grim Reaper" because of his high casualty rates, arrives at the camp, sparking Hawkeye's fury.
Episode 12 Comrades in Arms: Part 1 - Hawkeye and Margaret are forced to seek cover together in a shell-hole during an artillery attack while traveling to a nearby clinic.
Episode 13 Comrades in Arms: Part 2 - After spending a night together avoiding the enemy, Hawkeye and Margaret find a new, albeit temporary, respect and affection for each other.
Episode 14 The Merchant of Korea - After Charles wins a large sum of money from the other officers in a poker game, B.J. and Hawkeye try to find a way to win it back.
Episode 15 The Smell of Music - A feud erupts in the Swamp when Charles refuses to stop playing his French horn and Hawkeye and B.J. refuse to bathe in protest.
Episode 16 Patient 4077 - The doctors go to great lengths to secure a special surgical clamp for a wounded soldier, including dealing with a local black marketeer.
Episode 17 Tea and Empathy - The camp deals with a shortage of penicillin, while Father Mulcahy tries to help a group of orphans who have been cast out of their village.
Episode 18 Your Hit Parade - Radar acts as the camp DJ, playing the top hits from the States to boost morale during a particularly heavy influx of casualties.
Episode 19 What's Up, Doc? - Margaret thinks she might be pregnant, and a panicked Winchester is held hostage by a soldier who wants to be sent home.
Episode 20 Mail Call Three - Another batch of mail arrives, bringing a letter for B.J. about his daughter's first steps and a strange package for Winchester.
Episode 21 Temporary Duty - Hawkeye is sent to another MASH unit for temporary duty, while a surgeon from that unit—who turns out to be a "party animal"—replaces him.
Episode 22 Potter's Retirement - Rumors spread that Colonel Potter is being forced into retirement, leading the staff to try and prove how much he is needed.
Episode 23 Dr. Winchester and Mr. Hyde - Winchester becomes addicted to amphetamines to keep up with the heavy workload in the O.R., leading to a dangerous confrontation.
Episode 24 Major Topper - The camp deals with a shortage of morphine, and the doctors are forced to use placebos on patients, leading to ethical dilemmas.

Season 7

Episode 1 Commander Pierce - Hawkeye is forced to take command of the 4077th while Potter is away, and he quickly learns that being in charge is harder than it looks.
Episode 2 Peace on Us - Frustrated by the slow progress of the peace talks, Hawkeye decides to stage his own personal peace protest during a formal dinner.
Episode 3 Lil - A visiting colonel, Lil Rayburn, catches Potter's eye, leading Radar and the others to worry about his loyalty to his wife, Mildred.
Episode 4 Our Finest Hour - Clete Roberts returns to the 4077th to conduct follow-up interviews with the staff about their experiences and life in Korea.
Episode 5 The Billfold Syndrome - Charles goes into a catatonic state after being passed over for a prestigious post, while a soldier struggles with amnesia.
Episode 6 None Like It Hot - During a blistering heatwave, the camp members fight over a portable bathtub that Hawkeye and B.J. managed to acquire.
Episode 7 They Call the Wind Korea - A fierce windstorm hits the camp, causing chaos and injuries, while Charles tries to protect his precious classical records.
Episode 8 Major Ego - Charles becomes a hero after performing a brilliant surgical procedure, but his ego quickly becomes unbearable for the rest of the Swamp.
Episode 9 Baby, It's Cold Outside - The camp battles a severe cold snap; Charles discovers he has a pair of polar-grade thermal underwear that everyone wants.
Episode 10 Point of View - An innovative episode filmed entirely from the perspective of a wounded soldier, showing his journey from the front line to the 4077th.
Episode 11 Dear Comrade - Charles hires a Korean houseboy who turns out to be a spy sent by the North to investigate the camp's medical secrets.
Episode 12 Out of Gas - The 4077th runs out of sodium pentothal, forcing the doctors to use ether for surgeries, which is much more dangerous and difficult.
Episode 13 An Eye for a Tooth - After Margaret gets a promotion, a series of elaborate practical jokes and "revenge" pranks breaks out between the nurses and the doctors.
Episode 14 Dear Sis - Father Mulcahy writes a letter to his sister, expressing his feelings of inadequacy in the face of so much suffering during Christmas.
Episode 15 B.J. Papa - B.J. becomes obsessed with helping a local Korean family, which leads to concerns that he is using them as a substitute for his own family.
Episode 16 Inga - A visiting Swedish female surgeon challenges the male doctors' egos when she proves to be more skilled than Hawkeye in the O.R.
Episode 17 The Price - Potter is devastated when he discovers that his horse, Sophie, has been "borrowed" by a young Korean boy for a desperate reason.
Episode 18 The Young and the Restless - A young surgeon from the States visits the camp and impresses everyone with his modern techniques, making the staff feel outdated.
Episode 19 Hot Lips Is Back in Town - Radar is smitten with a new nurse, while Margaret celebrates her final divorce decree from Donald Penobscott.
Episode 20 C*A*V*E - The 4077th is forced to evacuate to a nearby cave due to heavy shelling, but Hawkeye's claustrophobia makes the stay a nightmare.
Episode 21 Rally 'Round the Flagg, Boys - The paranoid Colonel Flagg returns to the camp, convinced that Winchester is a communist sympathizer due to his love of opera.
Episode 22 Preventative Medicine - Hawkeye tries to prevent a reckless Colonel from continuing a dangerous mission by performing an unnecessary appendectomy on him.
Episode 23 A Night at Rosie's - The staff spends a chaotic and memorable night at Rosie's Bar, where everyone tries to forget the war for a few hours.
Episode 24 Ain't Love Grand - Charles falls for a woman at a local brothel who shares his refined tastes, while Klinger tries to woo a nurse with a fake fortune.
Episode 25 The Party - To boost morale, the staff decides to organize a simultaneous party for all their families back home in the United States.

Season 8

Episode 1 Too Many Cooks - A clumsy soldier who is a disaster in the field turns out to be a gourmet cook, and the staff tries to keep him in the kitchen.
Episode 2 Are You Now, Margaret? - A visiting Congressional aide arrives to investigate the camp and tries to find "subversive" activities, targeting Margaret.
Episode 3 Guerrilla My Dreams - The doctors clash with a South Korean officer who is determined to interrogate a wounded woman suspected of being a guerrilla.
Episode 4 Good-Bye Radar: Part 1 - Radar returns from leave to find the camp in chaos with a generator failure, while he receives devastating news about his uncle back home.
Episode 5 Good-Bye Radar: Part 2 - Radar is given a hardship discharge. Despite the unit being overwhelmed by casualties, he realizes he must leave the 4077th to save the family farm.
Episode 6 Period of Adjustment - After Radar's departure, Klinger struggles to fill his shoes, while B.J. falls into a deep depression missing his family.
Episode 7 Nurse Doctor - A dedicated nurse who has been working like a doctor is encouraged by Hawkeye to apply for medical school, leading to a complicated romance.
Episode 8 Private Finance - A soldier with a "million-dollar wound" is desperate to get home, while the doctors try to determine if he is faking a mental breakdown.
Episode 9 Mr. and Mrs. Who? - After a wild night in Tokyo, Charles wakes up to discover he may have married a woman he barely knows.
Episode 10 The Yalu Brick Road - Hawkeye and B.J. get lost in enemy territory while returning from a medical supply run and end up "capturing" a group of North Korean soldiers.
Episode 11 Life Time - In a famous real-time episode, the doctors have only 20 minutes to perform a risky arterial transplant to save a soldier from paralysis.
Episode 12 Dear Uncle Abdul - Klinger writes a letter to his Uncle Abdul describing the bizarre characters at the 4077th and his new duties as company clerk.
Episode 13 Captains Outrageous - Father Mulcahy finally receives his promotion to Captain, while a brawl at Rosie's Bar leads to an investigation of the camp's discipline.
Episode 14 Stars and Stripes - B.J. and Winchester argue over a surgical procedure they co-authored for a medical journal, while Margaret deals with an old flame.
Episode 15 Yessir, That's Our Baby - The staff finds an abandoned infant of mixed race and goes through a series of bureaucratic hurdles to ensure the child's safety.
Episode 16 Bottle Fatigue - Hawkeye decides to give up drinking after a particularly bad hangover, but his newfound sobriety makes him unbearable to live with.
Episode 17 Heal Thyself - A visiting surgeon, who seems like a hero to everyone, begins to crack under the relentless pressure of the operating room.
Episode 18 Old Soldiers - Colonel Potter learns that he is the last survivor of his WWI unit and holds a private memorial to honor his fallen comrades.
Episode 19 Morale Victory - Potter appoints Hawkeye and B.J. as morale officers, while Charles helps a wounded soldier, who was a concert pianist, deal with the loss of use of his hand.
Episode 20 Lend a Hand - The camp faces a shortage of citrus fruit, leading to a minor outbreak of scurvy and a major outbreak of Hawkeye's schemes.
Episode 21 Goodbye, Cruel World - Klinger tries to convince a visiting psychiatrist that he is truly crazy, while a disillusioned soldier attempts to commit suicide.
Episode 22 Dreams - During a grueling 48-hour shift, the staff members fall into fitful naps and experience vivid, surreal dreams reflecting their fears and traumas.
Episode 23 War Co-Respondent - A famous war correspondent falls in love with B.J., testing his devotion to his wife and his endurance of the war.
Episode 24 Back Pay - Hawkeye gets fed up with the difference between his military salary and what civilian doctors are making, so he sends the Army a bill.
Episode 25 April Fools - Colonel Potter warns the staff to stay on their best behavior as a stern general visits on April 1st, but the pranks continue anyway.

Season 9

Episode 1 The Best of Enemies - Hawkeye is forced at gunpoint by a North Korean soldier to perform a roadside surgery on his wounded comrade.
Episode 2 Letters - The staff members respond to letters from fourth-graders in the States, revealing their personal struggles and hopes.
Episode 3 Cementing Relationships - A patient believes he is cursed, while the camp tries to build a new cement floor for the operating room.
Episode 4 Father's Day - Margaret is terrified when her strict, military-minded father visits the camp, leading to a tense confrontation.
Episode 5 Death Takes a Holiday - On Christmas Eve, the staff tries to keep a mortally wounded soldier alive so that his children won't have to remember Christmas as the day their father died.
Episode 6 A War for All Seasons - An episode spanning a full year, following the camp through the four seasons and their various attempts to survive 1951.
Episode 7 Your Retention, Please - Klinger is devastated to learn his ex-wife is remarrying, while a soldier is pressured by a retention officer to re-enlist.
Episode 9 Taking the Fifth - Klinger happens upon a bottle of vintage French wine and Hawkeye uses it to lure a nurse into his clutches. Winchester deals with Klinger to get more bottles of the wine. Col. Potter trades with the Canadians for a special anesthetic forbidden by the U.S. Army.
Episode 10 Operation Friendship - After an autoclave explosion in the O.R., Klinger saves Charles's life, prompting a grateful Charles to become his personal servant. However, Klinger’s endless demands soon make Charles regret surviving the blast. Meanwhile, B.J. suffers a serious arm injury but remains in denial about his condition, while Hawkeye clashes with the outside consultant brought in to treat him.
Episode 11 No Sweat - The 4077th deals with a sudden heat wave in their own personal ways: Klinger disassembles the P.A. system, Charles goes through all of his tax returns and bonds, B.J. stresses over a letter from Peg, Margaret develops a severe case of prickly heat, and Colonel Potter can't get a good night's sleep.
Episode 12 Depressing News - When a supply snafu brings too many tongue depressors to camp, Hawkeye uses the extras to erect a monument to the wounded who have passed through camp. Klinger starts his own camp newspaper.
Episode 13 No Laughing Matter - Hawkeye's challenge to go through a day without telling a joke is complicated by Winchester's amusingly desperate attempt to curry the favor of a hated visiting officer.
Episode 14 Oh, How We Danced - When Winchester goes to inspect the sanitary conditions at another camp, the failing mark he gives the commander is met with physical violence. Meanwhile, the gang comes up with a surprise for B.J. on his anniversary.
Episode 15 Bottoms Up - Margaret's good friend Captain Helen Whitfield visits the 4077th and it seems like old times again, but what the Major doesn't know is that Whitfield is still a raging closet-alcoholic; Meanwhile, Hawkeye pulls one prank that goes too far when he drops Charles' pants in O.R.
Episode 16 The Red/White Blues - Col. Potter's blood pressure is too high and he has two weeks to get it back down, causing everyone to mollycoddle him, much to his dismay. Meanwhile, the malaria medicine they are sent makes Klinger sick.
Episode 17 Bless You Hawkeye - Hawkeye starts inexplicably sneezing uncontrollably until Col. Potter suspects it's psychological in nature and calls in Dr. Freedman.
Episode 18 Blood Brothers - While Father Mulcahy frantically tries to prepare for a visit from a respected cardinal, Hawkeye has to deal with a soldier who cannot donate blood for his buddy because it turns out that he himself has leukemia.
Episode 19 The Foresight Saga - Klinger accidentally breaks Potter's eyeglasses, requiring a visit from traveling optometrist Dr. Bud Herzog. The 4077th receives fresh vegetables from a grateful Korean. Potter questions the authenticity of an upbeat letter from Radar.
Episode 20 The Life You Save - Winchester goes on a spiritual journey after a near-death experience. Hawkeye experiences the problems of being the officer in charge of food services when Potter rotates the duty roster.

Season 10

Episode 1 That's Show Biz - A traveling USO troupe brings a touch of glitz and glamour to the 4077th, but the fun is cut short by a sudden influx of casualties.
Episode 2 Identity Crisis - B.J. helps a soldier who is suffering from a crisis of identity, while Charles tries to prove he has a superior sense of humor.
Episode 3 Rumors at the Top - A rumor about the 4077th moving to a more dangerous location spreads like wildfire, causing panic and bizarre behavior among the staff.
Episode 4 Give 'Em Hell, Hawkeye - Hawkeye writes a frustrated letter to President Truman about the senselessness of the war, while the camp prepares for a surprise inspection.
Episode 5 Wheelers and Dealers - B.J. gets involved in a high-stakes gambling ring to blow off steam, while Potter tries to teach a young soldier the value of discipline.
Episode 6 Communication Breakdown - A shortage of mail from home causes a major drop in morale, leading Charles to hoard a batch of newspapers for his own use.
Episode 7 Snap Judgment - Klinger is accused of a crime he didn't commit after a series of thefts hit the camp, and Hawkeye steps in to defend him.
Episode 8 Snappier Judgment - The investigation into the camp thefts continues, leading to a dramatic courtroom confrontation where the real thief is revealed.
Episode 9 'Twas the Day After Christmas - The staff decides to switch roles with the enlisted men for a day to keep the holiday spirit alive, but the experiment backfires.
Episode 10 Follies of the Living - Concerns of the Dead - In a surreal episode, a soldier who has been declared dead wanders the camp as a spirit, observing his friends and colleagues.
Episode 11 The Birthday Girls - Margaret's birthday celebration is interrupted by a series of mishaps, while Klinger tries to avoid a dangerous assignment.
Episode 12 Blood and Guts - A famous journalist visits the camp to write a sensationalized story about the "blood and guts" of the war, much to Hawkeye's disgust.
Episode 13 A Holy Mess - A soldier seeks sanctuary in the camp chapel, creating a moral and legal dilemma for Father Mulcahy and Colonel Potter.
Episode 14 The Tooth Shall Set You Free - The doctors suspect a commander of being a racist who is intentionally putting his African-American soldiers in harm's way.
Episode 15 Pressure Points - Potter begins to doubt his surgical skills after a series of difficult cases, prompting him to call in Sidney Freedman for advice.
Episode 16 Where There's a Will, There's a War - Caught in the middle of a heavy bombardment at a frontline aid station, Hawkeye decides to write his will on a piece of cardboard.
Episode 17 Promotion Commotion - The prospect of promotions creates tension and backstabbing among the staff, while Winchester tries to influence the selection process.
Episode 18 Heroes - A champion boxer visits the camp and suffers a stroke, forcing the doctors to deal with the fall of a legend.
Episode 19 Sons and Bowlers - The 4077th engages in a high-stakes bowling tournament against a rival unit, while Charles deals with some difficult news from his father.
Episode 20 Picture This - Potter tries to paint a group portrait of the staff, but their constant bickering and inability to sit still make the task impossible.
Episode 21 That Darn Kid - A group of entertainers performs for the camp, providing a temporary escape from the daily grind of the war.

Season 11

Episode 1 Hey, Look Me Over - Margaret goes on an inspection tour of other MASH units and discovers she's not the only one struggling with burnout.
Episode 2 Trick or Treatment - The camp celebrates a chaotic Halloween while dealing with a patient who survived a ghost-like encounter in the woods.
Episode 3 Foreign Affairs - Charles falls in love with a French Red Cross volunteer, but their cultural differences and family expectations create a barrier.
Episode 4 The Joker Is Wild - After losing a bet, B.J. becomes obsessed with proving he is a better prankster than Hawkeye, leading to a camp-wide psychological war.
Episode 5 Who Knew? - The death of a nurse forces Hawkeye to realize how little he knew about the people he works with every day.
Episode 6 Bombshells - Charles and Hawkeye spread a rumor that Marilyn Monroe is coming to Korea, while B.J. tries to rescue a wounded pilot.
Episode 7 Settling Debts - Potter receives a mysterious letter from his wife, leading the camp to believe she is planning a surprise for his upcoming retirement.
Episode 8 The Moon Is Not Blue - The doctors try to obtain a controversial film for movie night, while the camp deals with a severe shortage of alcohol.
Episode 9 Run for the Money - Father Mulcahy trains a local orphan for a footrace against a rival unit's champion, while Charles deals with a stuttering patient.
Episode 10 U.N., the Night and the Music - A delegation from the United Nations visits the 4077th, bringing a taste of international culture and unexpected diplomatic tension.
Episode 11 Strange Bedfellows - Charles's snoring becomes an unbearable problem in the Swamp, while Potter deals with his son-in-law's visit and a possible scandal.
Episode 12 Say No More - A famous general's visit ends in a medical emergency, and a young nurse falls for Hawkeye, leading to a difficult confrontation.
Episode 13 Friends and Enemies - Potter has to make a painful decision when he discovers that an old friend and fellow commander is unfit for duty.
Episode 14 Give and Take - A wounded North Korean soldier and a wounded American soldier are placed in adjacent beds, leading to a tense but human connection.
Episode 15 As Time Goes By - Margaret collects items for a time capsule to represent their lives in Korea, while the war finally seems to be nearing its end.
Episode 16 Goodbye, Farewell and Amen - The war ends. In this feature-length finale, the staff of the 4077th says their final goodbyes and reflects on the cost of the conflict.