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To raise money to send his Korean houseboy to medical school, Hawkeye raffles off a weekend in Tokyo with a nurse.
To raise money to send his Korean houseboy to medical school, Hawkeye raffles off a weekend in Tokyo with a nurse.
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S4, EP16 "The Price of Tomato Juice"Radar tries to get some tomato juice for Col. Potter and winds up involving the general of Corps Headquarters.
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S4, EP17 "Dear Ma"Radar writes home to his mother while Hawkeye carries on foot inspection and Col. Potter gets shot in the backside.
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S4, EP18 "Der Tag"Hawkeye and B.J.'s efforts to be nice to Frank backfire when they invite him to join their poker game, and he cleans them out.
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S4, EP19 "Hawkeye"Hawkeye suffers a concussion and is rescued by a Korean family who cannot understand English.
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S11, EP16 "Goodbye, Farewell and Amen"As the war ends, Hawkeye has a nervous breakdown; Charles is dismayed when Margaret helps him get a position in Boston; B.J. tries to leave early; Father Mulcahy has a hearing loss; Klinger proposes to Soon Lee.
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S11, EP15 "As Time Goes By"Everyone steps forth with memorable contributions when Hot Lips insists that a time capsule be left by the 4077th crew.
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S11, EP14 "Give and Take"When Charles is handed the job of being the 4077's charity collection officer, he desperately tries to pass the buck.
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S11, EP13 "Friends and Enemies"An old and dear friend of Col. Potter's arrives with injuries sustained in a careless accident.
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