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Carry On, Hawkeye: A flu epidemic leaves Trapper, Frank and Henry out of action. In this Korea-wide epidemic they can't find anyone to come and help with casualties besides Hawkeye. (S2 Ep11)

The Incubator: Hawkeye and Trapper desperately try to acquire an incubator for the camp. They meet Major Morris, a medical officer with three incubators who refuses to let them have one. (S2 Ep12)

Deal Me Out: Radar hits a local who is famous for jumping in front of vehicles for the compensation. Captain Pak arrives at the 4077th for a marathon poker game disguised as a conference. (S2 Ep13)

Hot Lips and Empty Arms: Hot Lips receives a letter from home causing her to reassess her life; she learns her friend has married a doctor and now has a beautiful home, a pool, and children. (S2 Ep14)

...the Likely Lads?: I'll Never Forget Whatshername: Terry tries to track down some of his old flames, but probing into the past produces embarrassing results. (S1 Ep5)

...Reginald Perrin: The Speech to the British Fruit Association: Reggie decides to end it all. He says goodbye to Joan and Elizabeth, and fakes his own suicide. (S1 Ep5)

Sandra is leaving the company, and Lionel senses that her hasty departure is caused by Jacko. He advertises her job, and Jacko must move fast and not be sidetracked to reverse the situation. (S3 Ep6)

Occasional Licences: A local publican sidesteps the Major's objections to beer sales at the annual St Peter and St Paul's Day Games. Philippa helps to organise tea for the event. (S1 Ep5)

Old Flames: The new arrival at Arden House, Dr McKenna, is spending excessive time with a returned crippled war hero. But is his interest centred on the patient or the patient's wife? (S3 Ep1)

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Sully's Choice: Sully is in charge when Dr Quinn is called to a flu epidemic. Trouble at the railway leads the to place a bounty on Sully; Matthew, Colleen and Brian hide their friend. (S2 Ep27)

The Train: Dr Mike and the citizens of Colorado Springs look forward to the advantages a train could bring to their small town, but Sully and the Cheyenne fear it could lead to their demise. (S3 Ep1)

Fathers and Sons: Loren, determined to prove he's not too old, announces he's travelling to Bolivia, while Brian sets off on his own adventure to prove he's old enough. (S3 Ep2)

Cattle Drive, Part 1: Loren's sister Miss Olive has died and left her cattle to Matthew, who sets out with the family to drive the herd back to a ranch near Colorado Springs. (S3 Ep3)

Cattle Drive, Part 2: The cattle drive continues through conflicts between Matthew and Sully, cattle rustlers, hungry natives, and a prairie fire. Dr Mike delivers a calf with Sully's help. (S3 Ep4)

The Reincarnation Of Nellie: Part 1: Nellie and Percival move to New York City to take over Percival's father's store. Part 1 of 2. (S8 Ep1)

The Reincarnation Of Nellie: Part 2: Nancy tricks her brother Willie into locking a classroom rival in the ice shed so that she can play the lead role in an upcoming musical. Part 2 of 2. (S8 Ep2)

Growing Pains: James begins feeling insecure about his place in the Ingalls family and tries a little too hard to emulate Albert. (S8 Ep3)

Dark Sage: A young university-trained physician named Caleb LeDoux comes to Walnut Grove and, despite his skills, faces prejudice from everyone bar the Ingalls. (S8 Ep4)

A Wiser Heart: Laura attends a writing seminar in Arizona, but the experience is marred by a rude professor who cuts her down at every opportunity. (S8 Ep5)

Gambini The Great: Ageing circus daredevil Gambini the Great has a hypnotic effect on the children of Walnut Grove, especially Albert and Willie. (S8 Ep6)

The Legend Of Black Jake: A pair of bumbling crooks kidnap Nels and hold him for ransom. However, Mrs Olesen refuses to pay the $100 fee required to free her husband. (S8 Ep7)

The Longjohn Flap: In the middle of a cold snap, Hawkeye receives a pair of long-johns from home. Hawkeye gives them to an ill Trapper out of sympathy and he loses them in a poker game. (S1 Ep19)

The Army-Navy Game: Excitement runs high in the camp on the day of the Army/Navy football game, with several members of the 4077th putting money into a betting pool. (S1 Ep20)

... And Amen: Poignant finale to the classic US comedy series, starring Alan Alda. In the closing days of the Korean War, the 4077 M*A*S*H Unit throw a party in the face of irrevocable changes. (1983)

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... And Amen: Poignant finale to the classic US comedy series, starring Alan Alda. In the closing days of the Korean War, the 4077 M*A*S*H Unit throw a party in the face of irrevocable changes. (1983)

Sticky Wicket: Hawkeye becomes overly concerned when his patient fails to improve after surgery. Frank taunts Hawkeye by calling him 'Super Surgeon' which prompts a fight. (S1 Ep21)

Major Fred C Dobbs: Hawkeye's and Trapper's latest scheme succeeds when Frank and Hot Lips demand a transfer to another unit, but they soon realise that they will have to work double shifts. (S1 Ep22)