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The son of the local headmaster is diagnosed with diphtheria, but prompt action by Dr Napier saves his life. Brenda makes a surprise return to help.

Young restaurateur Archie McDonald is tricked into returning to Glenbogle by his eccentric parents, Hector and Molly, and finds the estate is on the verge of bankruptcy.

A newspaper report of a comet's imminent collision with Earth causes hysteria in town over the end of the world.

An elderly Sam Lindsay ends medical treatment for a final trip into the wilderness with Dr. Quinn, while Myra Bing goes into labour and Colleen proves herself capable.

Charles and Caroline are about to adopt James and Cassandra, until Uncle Jed comes forward demanding custody of the Cooper children.

Hester Sue's ex-husband arrives in Walnut Grove, claiming he has reformed himself by no longer drinking or gambling. But will she give him a second chance.

Having lost his scholarship, Jason accepts a job playing music at a local roadhouse to pay for his tuition.

John Walton's peace of mind is threatened when an internationally known evangelist comes to Walton's Mountain to preach and lead a baptismal service.

Young restaurateur Archie McDonald is tricked into returning to Glenbogle by his eccentric parents, Hector and Molly, and finds the estate is on the verge of bankruptcy.

Quinn, Part 1: Colleen and Brian's biological father, Ethan, returns with a new wife, intending to take them from Dr. Quinn. A hearing seems to favour him over Sully and Mike.

Quinn, Part 2: Colleen and Brian run away to keep their father from taking them. When found, Colleen has pneumonia, and Dr. Mike realises she must let them go to save them.

Radar reaches HQ, who concede that they are being bombed, but not by the enemy. It's their own artillery. A patient comes into the OR with a grenade wired to his body.

Trapper writes to his daughter about life at MASH; smelly tent, smelly doctors. The bulletin board says Henry is going to give a lecture on sex.

Hawkeye and Trapper meet Dr Borelli, a veteran doctor in Tokyo, whom they convince to visit the 4077th. Borelli intervenes when Frank is about to amputate a crushed leg.

Hawkeye is put under house arrest for punching Frank but is treated like a conquering hero. Meanwhile Hot Lips is nervous about a visit from Colonel Reese, the head of nurses.

Hawkeye, Margaret and Klinger are sent to a frontline aid station under heavy fire to fill in for a dead surgeon.

Frank blames a young Korean assistant, Mr Kwan, for his mistakes in the OR. Hawkeye and Trapper befriend Kwan and try to reunite him with his pregnant wife.

The camp prepares for a visit from General Douglas MacArthur, but not all personnel are excited; Klinger, in his drag, is told to keep out of sight.

Hawkeye has been given the job of acting paymaster. When the job is done, Hawkeye slips Radar a left over 10 dollars which prompts the wrath of a zealous payroll clerk.

Radar reaches HQ, who concede that they are being bombed, but not by the enemy. It's their own artillery. A patient comes into the OR with a grenade wired to his body.

Trapper writes to his daughter about life at MASH; smelly tent, smelly doctors. The bulletin board says Henry is going to give a lecture on sex.