M*A*S*H

A new nurse makes unwanted romantic advances towards Father Mulcahy. Meanwhile, the rest of the unit become concerned about the dwindling water supply. (S8 Ep7)

A Korean woman misinterprets Klinger's motives when he offers her daughter money. Hawkeye wrestles with his conscience over a promise made to a dying soldier. (S8 Ep8)

Mr & Mrs Who?: Winchester returns from his leave. Much to his surprise, a woman appears claiming to be his wife. It seems he had too much to drink on his leave and doesn't remember anything. (S8 Ep9)

A Thanksgiving Day feast turns ugly when the entire 4077th contracts food poisoning from the turkey Klinger found for the meal. (S8 Ep10)

BJ must battle both the clock and his conscience when a soldier may be permanently paralysed unless he performs an organ graft within twenty minutes. (S8 Ep11)

Klinger's position as company clerk gives him new insight into the inner workings of the 4077th. He writes home to his Uncle Abdul while adjusting to the new job. (S8 Ep12)

The camp staff substitute for Rosie when she's injured in a bar fight at her own bar. Father Mulcahy is up for promotion again and fears that his request will be denied. (S8 Ep13)

BJ and Winchester save a soldier's life during a perilous operation, but conflict occurs when they are asked to co-author a report on the surgery for a medical journal. (S8 Ep14)

The camp embark on the frustrating task of finding a new home for an abandoned infant. The longer the baby remains in their care the more attached everyone becomes. (S8 Ep15)

Hawkeye decides to give up booze for a week. Everyone is supportive until he tries to impose sobriety on them. Winchester interferes in his sister's pending nuptials. (S8 Ep16)

Col Potter gets the mumps. Things only get worse when Charles Winchester comes down with the same illness and the two are quarantined together. (S8 Ep17)

Col Potter leaves abruptly for Tokyo and puts Hawkeye in charge. Hawkeye's main concern during his term of leadership is coping with an influx of refugee orphans. (S8 Ep18)

Col Potter makes Hawkeye and BJ the new company morale officers after they complain one time too many about the poor recreational activities for the 4077th. (S8 Ep19)

Hawkeye discovers that the staff are planning a surprise party for him, so he volunteers to operate on a soldier at the front. Much to his dismay, Dr Borelli comes along. (S8 Ep20)

Klinger redecorates his quarters, but the constant ribbing he receives results in a renewed effort to leave the army. An Asian-American war hero attempts suicide. (S8 Ep21)

Members of the M*A*S*H unit find moments to steal a brief nap, but even dreams cannot bring escape. Each person's dreams reveal their fears, yearnings and frustrations. (S8 Ep22)

Aggie O'Shea, a famous war correspondent, arrives at the 4077th and is smitten with BJ. He soon fears that he is falling in love with her and struggles to remain faithful. (S8 Ep23)

Hawkeye is incensed by the way civilian doctors in America are profiting from the war, so he takes matters into his own hands and sends the army a bill for services rendered. (S8 Ep24)

April's Fools: A no-nonsense Colonel, who is a notorious disciplinarian, visits the 4077th during April Fools' Day. Col Potter tries desperately to stop the pranks before he arrives. (S8 Ep25)