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Hawkeye desperately tries to contact his hospitalized father in Maine while the rest of the camp is preoccupied with a bowling match against a group of Marines.
Hawkeye desperately tries to contact his hospitalized father in Maine while the rest of the camp is preoccupied with a bowling match against a group of Marines.
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S7, EP16 "B.J. Papa San"B.J. becomes a surrogate father to a Korean family when the young daughter seeks medical assistance for her father.
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S7, EP17 "Inga"Hawkeye falls for a Swedish doctor who arrives at the 4077th to observe combat surgery.
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S7, EP18 "The Price"Col. Potter's mare, Sophie, mysteriously disappears from her corral; Hawkeye and B.J. try to help a young Korean.
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S10, EP21 "Picture This"Col. Potter decides to paint a picture of the 4077th crew for Mildred's birthday.
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S10, EP20 "Sons and Bowlers"Hawkeye desperately tries to contact his hospitalized father in Maine while the rest of the camp is preoccupied with a bowling match against a group of Marines.
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S10, EP18 "Promotion Commotion"The surgeons suffer a barrage of preferential treatment from the enlisted personnel when they are placed on the camp's promotion board.
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