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Ho-Jon, the Korean houseboy, has been accepted in Hawkeye's own alma mater for medical studies. Hawkeye's next problem is raising money for Ho-Jon's clothes and tuition. (S1 Ep1)

To Market, To Market: Hawkeye and Trapper discover that important medical supplies have been hijacked in Seoul by black marketeers, so they meet with the head of the marketing ring. (S1 Ep2)

Requiem for a Lightweight: Hot Lips becomes jealous of Lt Margie Cutler, for whose affection Hawkeye and Trapper are both competing. (S1 Ep3)

Chief Surgeon Who?: Hawkeye is named chief surgeon of the 4077th, to the great chagrin of Major Frank Burns. Jamie Farr is introduced as the cross-dressing Corporal Maxwell Q. Klinger. (S1 Ep4)

The Prowler: Rigsby rushes to protect Miss Jones after he hears her scream at a possible prowler. But is Rigsby also a victim of crime? (S1 Ep6)

The Party's Over!: George is unhappy with Chrissy for going behind his back to Mildred about throwing a house party. (S6 Ep1)

The team are called to a roadside accident where a man is trapped inside his vehicle, and the rising tide threatens the life of a fisherman who is stuck in boggy ground. (S4 Ep3)

The team face a time critical rescue operation to help a patient involved in a mountain bike accident, and a fall leads to a rodeo competitor being badly injured by his own horse. (S4 Ep4)

Heartwarming good news stories from the UK and beyond.

Heavy Date: A young man with no particular direction in life has a breakdown after finding out that the girl he is in love with is pregnant. (S3 Ep23)

Heartwarming good news stories from the UK and beyond.

Ghost Rider: A lonely female novelist is in love with a legendary spy hero who has been dead for twenty years. She buys his sports car, only to find out that this ghost comes with the car. (S3 Ep24)

Heartwarming good news stories from the UK and beyond.

Shopping with TJC.

Shopping with TJC.

The Milestone: Olivia reaches out to her aunt for help and advice, while Jim-Bob contemplates resorting to desperate measures to get a job. (S6 Ep14)

The Thrift of the Hunter: Eleanor is flattered by the attentions of Dr Samuel Hunter but must revise her opinion of him when Mary, his housekeeper, suddenly dies and buried secrets resurface. (S1 Ep4)

The Boat's Share: The Major tackles a case of a dispute between two fishing families living on a remote island. An alleged assault, a marriage proposal, and a 'boat's share' all feature. (S1 Ep4)

The Collection: After rescuing Reverend Alden from his runaway wagon, down-on-his-luck Caleb Hodgekiss devises a plan to fleece the charitable townsfolk of Walnut Grove. (S3 Ep1)

Bunny: When Nellie Oleson is seriously injured after falling from Bunny, a horse that used to belong to Laura Ingalls, Nellie's mother blames Laura for the accident. (S3 Ep2)

The Revelation: Daisy accepts John-Boy's marriage proposal, and he brings his fiancée home to meet the family. But John-Boy learns a secret that she has been hiding. (S6 Ep25)

Grandma Comes Home: Grandma is finally allowed to return home, but everyone is so protective of her that she no longer feels she is needed or has a place in the family. (S6 Ep26)

The Calling: Jim-Bob falls in love with a young woman who is struggling to decide whether to train as a nun. (S7 Ep3)

The Collection: After rescuing Reverend Alden from his runaway wagon, down-on-his-luck Caleb Hodgekiss devises a plan to fleece the charitable townsfolk of Walnut Grove. (S3 Ep1)

Bunny: When Nellie Oleson is seriously injured after falling from Bunny, a horse that used to belong to Laura Ingalls, Nellie's mother blames Laura for the accident. (S3 Ep2)

The Boat's Share: The Major tackles a case of a dispute between two fishing families living on a remote island. An alleged assault, a marriage proposal, and a 'boat's share' all feature. (S1 Ep4)

The Moose: Hawkeye gets incensed when he learns Sgt Baker has purchased a 17-year-old girl from her family to be his 'Moose', or personal slave. (S1 Ep5)

Yankee Doodle Doctor: The 4077th is asked to participate in a documentary film featuring 'false heroics.' Hawkeye and Trapper make their own movie after discovering that it's Army propaganda. (S1 Ep6)

Bananas, Crackers and Nuts: Hawkeye and Trapper decide that they need some R and R after an unusually long stretch in surgery. They agree that Hawkeye should feign insanity to fool Frank. (S1 Ep7)

Cowboy: Cowboy, the helicopter pilot, shakes off his own injuries due to his anxieties about an overdue letter from his wife. He fears she's left him for another man and plans to return home. (S1 Ep8)

Recruitment romps with Sid James, Kenneth Connor, Kenneth Williams and Joan Sims. Sign on for the oddest jobs and wackiest work as business picks up at the Helping Hands temp agency... (1961)

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

Recruitment romps with Sid James, Kenneth Connor, Kenneth Williams and Joan Sims. Sign on for the oddest jobs and wackiest work as business picks up at the Helping Hands temp agency... (1961)

Dinner Date: An old flame returns to England and recaptures Nicholls' fancy. Marriage is a possibility, and Robin is keen to help by cooking a suitable dinner. (S3 Ep7)

Everything You Wish Yourself: Robin panics when he's told that he's forgotten his wife's birthday, and Albert's unexpectedly left in charge of the bistro. (S4 Ep1)

The Moose: Hawkeye gets incensed when he learns Sgt Baker has purchased a 17-year-old girl from her family to be his 'Moose', or personal slave. (S1 Ep5)