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Bottle Fatigue: 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)

Heal Thyself: 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)

Old Soldiers: 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)

Stand Up and Be Counted: Canvassing for the local elections is underway, with each of the political parties coming to the house to talk to Rigsby and his tenants about their intentions. (S1 Ep7)

Rumpole and the Summer of Discontent: Rumpole is surrounded by industrial action as he defends a union shop steward accused of manslaughter. (S6 Ep2)

An uplifting round-up of good news stories from the UK and around the world.

I Was A Middle-Aged Werewolf: On Halloween night, Jonathan helps a little boy get over his fears, and in the process, get even with his older sister! (S4 Ep5)

An uplifting round-up of good news stories from the UK and around the world.

Jonathan tries to reunite a comedian and his son by getting them to star in a community play. However, the comedian's inability to take anything seriously affects their relationship. (S4 Ep6)

An uplifting round-up of good news stories from the UK and around the world.

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A Special Love: Part 1: Jonathan and Mark try to persuade a young man with Down's Syndrome to take part in the Special Olympics. Scotty and Diane learn whether or not they can have children. (S3 Ep1)

A Special Love: Part 2: Scotty and Diane are determined to adopt Todd, but Todd's parents won't agree. Both sides are prepared to fight it out in court. (S3 Ep2)

The Cheaters: Mrs. Garvey, the local school teacher, decides to hire Nellie Oleson to tutor her son Andy. (S5 Ep11)

Blind Journey: Part 1: With plans to convert it into a hotel, Mr. Standish buys the building currently used by the School for the Blind. Part 1 of 2. (S5 Ep12)

Blind Journey: Part 2: In Winoka, Mrs. Oleson is disappointed to discover that Mrs. Terhune is not an elite society lady. Part 2 of 2. (S5 Ep13)

The Outsider: Ben shocks the family when he comes home with a new bride, but the first days of their marriage are difficult until Grandma intervenes. (S7 Ep21)

The Torch: A former girlfriend of John's buys the Dew Drop Inn, and the children worry that he will be vulnerable to her charms. (S7 Ep22)

The Power and the Gory: Quigley is standing in the by-election, but a visiting reporter has some dirt on him. Liam and Donal find a 50-year-old skeleton. (S1 Ep5)

The Lie of the Land: Brian and Faith move into their new home; Faith leaves to care for her sick father. (S2 Ep7)

The Brave Boys: Eleanor is engaged to Dr Marsham, but an encounter with an army major makes her unsure whether this is the right thing to do. (S4 Ep1)

An uplifting round-up of good news stories from the UK and around the world.

The Brave Boys: Eleanor is engaged to Dr Marsham, but an encounter with an army major makes her unsure whether this is the right thing to do. (S4 Ep1)

Morale Victory: 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)

Lend a Hand: 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)

Goodbye, Cruel World: 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)

High-flying spoof with Robert Hays, Julie Hagerty and Leslie Nielsen. Strap in as a neurotic ex-fighter pilot tries to land aviation's most disaster-prone plane. And don't call anyone Shirley. (1980)

An uplifting round-up of good news stories from the UK and around the world.

High-flying spoof with Robert Hays, Julie Hagerty and Leslie Nielsen. Strap in as a neurotic ex-fighter pilot tries to land aviation's most disaster-prone plane. And don't call anyone Shirley. (1980)

Morale Victory: 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)

Lend a Hand: 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)

Goodbye, Cruel World: 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)