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Mildred writes a letter to Hawkeye; and a sergeant tries to kill the captive sniper responsible for his lieutenant's injuries.
Mildred writes a letter to Hawkeye; and a sergeant tries to kill the captive sniper responsible for his lieutenant's injuries.
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S11, EP9 "Run for the Money"Father Mulcahy agrees to offer his running abilities in a race that pits the 4077th against the 8063rd.
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S11, EP10 "U.N. the Night and the Music"Three United Nations delegates visit: a physician who is similar to Charles, an Army officer who teaches yoga and a Swede who catches Margaret's attention.
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S3, EP19 "Aid Station"Hawkeye and Hot Lips gain a new respect for each other after working at an aid station under heavy fire.
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S11, EP8 "The Moon Is Not Blue"Klinger takes "cool pills"; Hawkeye and B.J. arrange to get a movie banned in Boston to the 4077th.
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S11, EP7 "Settling Debts"Mildred writes a letter to Hawkeye; and a sergeant tries to kill the captive sniper responsible for his lieutenant's injuries.
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S11, EP6 "Bombshells"Hawkeye and Charles set out to test the crew's gullibility when they announce that Marilyn Monroe is due to arrive.
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S11, EP5 "Who Knew?"A nurse who was close to Hawkeye is killed; Klinger tries to talk Charles into backing a business venture.
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