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Thieves attempt to steal penicillin from the 4077th but Klinger catches one of them. Hawkeye and Trapper are suspicious when Colonel Flagg of the CIA arrives to investigate.

Radar brings a message to Colonel Henry Blake; he's been discharged from the army. Everyone at the 4077th prepares to say goodbye to him as he heads for home.

Part 1: Hawkeye returns from R&R to find Trapper has been discharged. He drives Radar at breakneck speed to the airport, but Trapper's plane has gone.

Part 2: Hawkeye misses his chance to say goodbye to Trapper but picks up a replacement - good-natured BJ. On the road they see a woman injured in a minefield.

Matthew is intrigued to see who his father is trying to impress when Henry plans a romantic, candlelit dinner date at home.

Henry and Matthew's already strained relationship is tested further when Matthew becomes a vegetarian and animal rights activist.

Rumpole accepts a divorce case involving his friend and colleague George Frobrisher. Meanwhile, his Chambers is embroiled in a petty theft case.

Jonathan counsels a young runaway and a widow with a terminally ill son. Meanwhile, Mark deals with a thief abandoned by his folks.

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

The Return Of The Masked Rider: Jonathan and Mark help ageing movie heroes confront the gang, Satan's Helpers. They must persuade a boxer not to throw a big fight when the gang bullies him.

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

The difficulties of people with a disability are addressed when an amputee joins a crusade following a false fire alarm.

Zelinka: Mr Zelinka is a beloved high-school teacher facing forced retirement because of his age. Jonathan and Mark suggest his students petition to keep him in school system.

Taking responsibility for filling Johnny Johnson's head with exaggerated tales of adventure, Mr Edwards accompanies Johnny when he takes off to see the world.

Founder's Day festivities promise fun and friendly competition for all except ageing logger Jim Tyler, who fears losing the log chopping contest to a younger Charles Ingalls.

The Richest Man in Walnut Grove: Charles and his employer Mr Hansen are anticipating a large income from a big job. But when go wrong, the family feel the financial strain.

Erin graduates from high school with a lack of direction for the future. But will the opportunity to help John-Boy finish his novel help her to find a purpose.

John-Boy decides to create a memorial in which Grandma Walton will be honoured.

Brendan and Siobhan finally decide to tie the knot - but keeping it a secret could be a problem. Niamh and Ambrose, meanwhile, worry about their marriage.

Linda and Len are surprised when they meet their first foster child. Elsewhere, the village comes together when the brewery hires a barmaid set on replacing Phyllis.

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

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

Rumpole and the Case of Identity: Can Rumpole successfully prove that his client is the victim of mistaken identity.

.. Again: Colonel Potter gets great news: he's going to become a grandpa. Frank gets bad news: he's going to be an ex-husband. His wife reveals that she knows all about Margaret.

Radar learns that Potter likes tomato juice and tries to procure some for him. Hawkeye and BJ warn him that a request will quickly result in a complicated ordeal.

Radar writes to his mother with details of the foot inspection at the 4077th. Potter is shot in the backside but refuses anaesthetic so he can watch Hawkeye operate.

Hawkeye and BJ place a toe tag on a passed-out Frank as part of a drunken practical joke, but the joke backfires on them when he is accidentally shipped out to the front lines.

Hawkeye is rescued by a Korean family when he is injured in a jeep accident. He knows how dangerous it can be to fall asleep with a concussion, so he talks to the family non-stop.

Frank becomes increasingly paranoid that the locals are stealing the camp's garbage, so he decides to auction off 150 pounds of it.

Frank charges Hawkeye with mutiny, but they each have different views of the circumstances leading to the court-martial.