Edwina: A new nurse admits after her birthday party that no one has ever cared for her. The nurses refuse to date until their lonely colleague Edwina gets a date, so the men draw straws. (S1 Ep13)
Dear Dad: It's Christmas and Hawkeye writes to his father describing his life at the 4077th. Amid the tension of the operating room he can still trade jokes with Trapper. (S1 Ep12)
Strange Bedfellows: Charles' snoring is keeping Hawkeye and BJ awake at night but he refuses to discuss any suggestions. Colonel Potter discovers that his son-in-law has had an affair. (S11 Ep5)
U.N. the Night and the Music: Three UN delegates visit the camp and make a lasting impression. BJ has no time for visitors when his patient must lose his leg after gangrene sets in. (S11 Ep4)
Bombshells: A prank meant for Klinger goes horribly wrong when Hawkeye convinces him that Marilyn Monroe will be visiting the camp. BJ is haunted by a life-or-death decision he made. (S11 Ep2)
Strange Bedfellows: Charles' snoring is keeping Hawkeye and BJ awake at night but he refuses to discuss any suggestions. Colonel Potter discovers that his son-in-law has had an affair. (S11 Ep5)
U.N. the Night and the Music: Three UN delegates visit the camp and make a lasting impression. BJ has no time for visitors when his patient must lose his leg after gangrene sets in. (S11 Ep4)
Bombshells: A prank meant for Klinger goes horribly wrong when Hawkeye convinces him that Marilyn Monroe will be visiting the camp. BJ is haunted by a life-or-death decision he made. (S11 Ep2)
Picture This: Potter's attempts to assemble the whole crew for a family portrait are thwarted by a feud between bunkmates Hawkeye, BJ and Charles. (S10 Ep17)
Sons and Bowlers: Potter suggests a bowling match against a neighbouring Marine unit. Hawkeye finds out that his father needs surgery, and Charles is surprisingly supportive of him. (S10 Ep16)
Heroes: The 4077th becomes a media circus when a boxing champ, Gentleman Joe, has a stroke during a publicity junket. Father Mulcahey is upset as Gentleman Joe was his childhood hero. (S10 Ep15)
Promotion Commotion: Hawkeye, BJ and Charles are given the assignment of deciding the promotions of enlisted men. They immediately have to fend off pleas, bribes and even violence. (S10 Ep14)
Where There's a Will There's a War: Hawkeye is sent to an aid station under heavy gunfire. The fighting is so close that Hawkeye decides to write out his will and testament. (S10 Ep13)
Pressure Points: Potter calls on psychiatrist Sydney Freedman after Hawkeye must reopen one of Potter's patients because Potter failed to remove all of the shrapnel. (S10 Ep12)
Heroes: The 4077th becomes a media circus when a boxing champ, Gentleman Joe, has a stroke during a publicity junket. Father Mulcahey is upset as Gentleman Joe was his childhood hero. (S10 Ep15)
Promotion Commotion: Hawkeye, BJ and Charles are given the assignment of deciding the promotions of enlisted men. They immediately have to fend off pleas, bribes and even violence. (S10 Ep14)
Where There's a Will There's a War: Hawkeye is sent to an aid station under heavy gunfire. The fighting is so close that Hawkeye decides to write out his will and testament. (S10 Ep13)
Pressure Points: Potter calls on psychiatrist Sydney Freedman after Hawkeye must reopen one of Potter's patients because Potter failed to remove all of the shrapnel. (S10 Ep12)
The Tooth Shall Set You Free: Charles avoids getting his toothache treated while Hawkeye and BJ meet a racist Major who is trying to eliminate his black soldiers. (S10 Ep11)
A Holy Mess: A depressed soldier goes AWOL and ends up with Hawkeye and BJ. They discover that the soldier, Gillis, had just found out his wife was having an affair and acted impetuously. (S10 Ep10)
Blood And Guts: Hawkeye is outraged when a renowned war correspondent, Clayton Kibbee, arrives at the MASH unit to sensationalise the war rather than giving an honest report. (S10 Ep9)
The Birthday Girls: Margaret 'Hot Lips' celebrates her birthday by going to Tokyo for a date with a general. The camp helps an injured cow give birth with Klinger starting a betting pool. (S10 Ep8)
The Tooth Shall Set You Free: Charles avoids getting his toothache treated while Hawkeye and BJ meet a racist Major who is trying to eliminate his black soldiers. (S10 Ep11)
A Holy Mess: A depressed soldier goes AWOL and ends up with Hawkeye and BJ. They discover that the soldier, Gillis, had just found out his wife was having an affair and acted impetuously. (S10 Ep10)
Blood And Guts: Hawkeye is outraged when a renowned war correspondent, Clayton Kibbee, arrives at the MASH unit to sensationalise the war rather than giving an honest report. (S10 Ep9)
The Birthday Girls: Margaret 'Hot Lips' celebrates her birthday by going to Tokyo for a date with a general. The camp helps an injured cow give birth with Klinger starting a betting pool. (S10 Ep8)
Follies of the Living - Concerns of the Dead: Klinger develops a severe fever which baffles the doctors at the 4077th. Even more odd is Klinger's fevered ramblings. (S10 Ep7)
Twas the Day After Christmas: Some visiting British soldiers give Colonel Potter an idea for how to cheer up the 4077th after an especially dreary Christmas. (S10 Ep6)
Snappier Judgment: Klinger is tried for the theft of the Polaroid camera and enlists Charles as his representation in court. Meanwhile, Hawkeye and BJ set out to catch the real thief. (S10 Ep5)
Snap Judgment: Klinger searches the black market for Hawkeye's stolen Polaroid camera. Unfortunately he is stopped on the way back to camp by military police who assume he is the thief. (S10 Ep4)
Communication Breakdown: When Charles gets a week's worth of newspapers, he hoards them, much to the unit's dismay. A patient and a soldier are Asian brothers on opposite sides of the war. (S10 Ep3)
Wheelers and Dealers: BJ's pride is bruised when he finds out his wife is working as a waitress. After being cited for reckless driving, Colonel Potter takes driving lessons from Klinger. (S10 Ep2)
Give 'em Hell, Hawkeye: Hawkeye vents his frustration with the war by making a heartfelt plea to President Truman. Writing in stolen moments between surgeries, he urges an end to the war. (S10 Ep1)
Rumour at the Top: The Army is starting a new MASH unit, and the staff of the 4077th fear they will be split up. They act unprofessionally in front of an army rep hoping he will reconsider. (S9 Ep24)
Communication Breakdown: When Charles gets a week's worth of newspapers, he hoards them, much to the unit's dismay. A patient and a soldier are Asian brothers on opposite sides of the war. (S10 Ep3)
Wheelers and Dealers: BJ's pride is bruised when he finds out his wife is working as a waitress. After being cited for reckless driving, Colonel Potter takes driving lessons from Klinger. (S10 Ep2)
Give 'em Hell, Hawkeye: Hawkeye vents his frustration with the war by making a heartfelt plea to President Truman. Writing in stolen moments between surgeries, he urges an end to the war. (S10 Ep1)
Rumour at the Top: The Army is starting a new MASH unit, and the staff of the 4077th fear they will be split up. They act unprofessionally in front of an army rep hoping he will reconsider. (S9 Ep24)
Identity Crisis: Father Mulcahy counsels a guilt-ridden GI who swapped tags with a dead colleague. BJ and Charles consider different ways of keeping a soldier-salesman quiet. (S9 Ep23)
That's Show Biz - Part 2: The USO unit thanks the 4077th for their hospitality by staging a show for their new friends. The atmosphere is bittersweet when the troupe leaves. (S9 Ep22)
That's Show Biz - Part 1: Instant camaraderie develops between the personnel of a USO troupe and the MASH unit when the entertainers make an unscheduled stop at the camp. (S9 Ep21)
The Life You Save: Charles Winchester becomes obsessed with death after a close call during a sniper attack. His compulsions wear on the staff who have been assigned additional duties. (S9 Ep20)
Identity Crisis: Father Mulcahy counsels a guilt-ridden GI who swapped tags with a dead colleague. BJ and Charles consider different ways of keeping a soldier-salesman quiet. (S9 Ep23)
That's Show Biz - Part 2: The USO unit thanks the 4077th for their hospitality by staging a show for their new friends. The atmosphere is bittersweet when the troupe leaves. (S9 Ep22)
That's Show Biz - Part 1: Instant camaraderie develops between the personnel of a USO troupe and the MASH unit when the entertainers make an unscheduled stop at the camp. (S9 Ep21)
The Life You Save: Charles Winchester becomes obsessed with death after a close call during a sniper attack. His compulsions wear on the staff who have been assigned additional duties. (S9 Ep20)
The Foresight Saga: The 4077th is given fresh-grown vegetables from a grateful local, Klinger accidentally breaks Potter's spectacles and the legitimacy of a letter from Radar is questioned. (S9 Ep19)
Blood Brothers: A wounded Private is stunned when doctors discover that he cannot give blood to help his wounded friend because he has leukaemia. (S9 Ep18)