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Jim Bob befriends a boy who claims to be joining the Air Corps. Elizabeth adopts Maud as a grandmother, and Myrtle the goat has a baby.

Dr Eleanor Bramwell has set her heart on becoming a leading surgeon. As a favour, eminent surgeon Sir Herbert Hamilton lets Eleanor assist at the hospital he runs.

Major Yeates leaves his home and fiancée in England to accept a position as resident magistrate in Ireland. His new digs turn out to be not as grand as advertised.

When Miss Beadle is deemed unable to control some of the older boys in her class, Mrs Oleson convinces the school board to replace her with a firmer, male hand.

Charles and Mr Edwards take a dangerous job handling highly explosive liquid dynamite.

Elizabeth's vivid imagination threatens to get her in trouble when she starts a rumour about another family.

Mamie Baldwin thinks her declining rosebush is a sign of her own impending death. Meanwhile, Jim-Bob and Ben fight over each other's girlfriends.

Jason encounters racism when he and Josh audition for the Spring Festival, and Elizabeth faces a battle to win a boy's affection.

When Miss Beadle is deemed unable to control some of the older boys in her class, Mrs Oleson convinces the school board to replace her with a firmer, male hand.

Charles and Mr Edwards take a dangerous job handling highly explosive liquid dynamite.

Major Yeates leaves his home and fiancée in England to accept a position as resident magistrate in Ireland. His new digs turn out to be not as grand as advertised.

Father Mulcahy must save the camp's honour when Klinger makes a racing bet with another MASH unit.

N. the Night and the Music: Three UN delegates visit the camp and make a lasting impression. BJ has no time for visitors when his patient must lose his leg after gangrene sets in.

Charles' snoring is keeping Hawkeye and BJ awake at night but he refuses to discuss any suggestions. Colonel Potter discovers that his son-in-law has had an affair.

General Collins refuses to accept responsibility for the war gaming which mortally wounded his son. Margaret develops laryngitis just before meeting her hero, Dr Steven Chesler.

Colonel Potter must decide whether to blow the whistle on an old army friend, Colonel Woody Cooke, whose military mistakes are costing human lives.

Injured Private Kurland learns a lesson from the enemy soldier he's critically wounded while Charles tries to avoid his responsibilities as the Charity Collection Officer.

Margaret and Hawkeye work on a time capsule, Rizzo and BJ goof around with a fake hand grenade, and Klinger is smitten with a young Korean war criminal.

Father Mulcahy must save the camp's honour when Klinger makes a racing bet with another MASH unit.

N. the Night and the Music: Three UN delegates visit the camp and make a lasting impression. BJ has no time for visitors when his patient must lose his leg after gangrene sets in.

Charles' snoring is keeping Hawkeye and BJ awake at night but he refuses to discuss any suggestions. Colonel Potter discovers that his son-in-law has had an affair.