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Season 11 | | | |
| 237 :11x02 - Trick or Treatment (Nov/01/1982) | | While administering last rights to a soldier, Father Mulcahy notices the man is still alive. Meanwhile, the camp tells stories of supernatural experiences while celebrating Halloween. | | Guest Stars: John Otrin as Ambulance Attendant, Terry Brannon as Marine, Arlee Reed as Soldier, Arnold F. Turner as Graves Registration Assistant, R.J. Miller as Graves Registration Driver, Herman Poppe as M.P., Andrew Dice Clay as Corporal Hrabosky, Richard Lineback as Pt. Scala, George Wendt as Pt. La Roche, James Lough as Pt. Crotty | Director: Charles S. Dubin
Writer: Dennis Koenig | | | |
| 238 :11x03 - Foreign Affairs (Nov/08/1982) | | The Army tries to get a Korean pilot to defect as PR, but are shocked when no one takes up their offer. Meanwhile, Charles falls for a French nurse but is disappointed when he learns of her past lifestyle. | | Guest Stars: Pat Romano as French Soldier, Buddy Farmer as M.P., Melinda Mullins as Martine, Jo Ann Thompson as Nurse, Dennis Troy as Corpsman, Soon-Tek Oh as Joon-Sung, Jeffrey Tambor as Major Reddish, Byron Chung as Chong-Wa | Director: Charles S. Dubin
Writer: Elias Davis, David Pollock (1) | | | | | | | | | |
| 241 :11x06 - Bombshells (Nov/28/1982) | | To boost the wounded soldiers moral, Hawkeye and Charles announce that there is a rumor that Marilyn Monroe is coming to the 4077th to say thanks for treating her wounded cousin. As the news gets out of hand, B.J. takes full responsibility when he was unable to rescue a wounded soldier he found while returning from a fishing trip. | | Guest Stars: Robert Townsend (2) as Patient, Natalie Bauman as Nurse, Paul Tuerpé as I-Corps Courier, Frank Slaten as Corpsman Frank, Stu Charno as Corporal Sonnerborn, Allen Williams as Lt. Priore, Gerald S. O'Loughlin as General Sscwerin, Michael Carmine (2) as Patient, Michael Bond (1) as Captain Hobart, Bill Snider as Corpsman | Director: Charles S. Dubin
Writer: Dan Wilcox, Thad Mumford | | | | | | | | | |
| 244 :11x09 - Run For the Money (Dec/20/1982) | | Father Mulcahy is asked to make the 4077th proud when Colonel Potter makes a bet against the 8063rd in a running race, who then pull a fast one by bringing in an Olympic marathoner for the competition. | | Guest Stars: Ron Kapra as Driver, Ken Wright as G.I., Barbara Tarbuck as Major Judy Parker, Juney Smith as G.I., Michael Conn as G.I., Robert Alan Browne (4) as Colonel Crocker, William Schilling as Sergeant McFarland, Phil Brock (1) as Pt. Palmer, Mark Anderson (1) as Earl 'Jackrabbit' LeMasters, Thomas Callaway (1) as Captain Sweeney, Kellye Nakahara as Nurse Kelley | Director: Nell Cox (1)
Writer: David Pollock (1), Elias Davis, Mike Farrell | | | | | | |
| 246 :11x11 - Strange Bedfellows (Jan/10/1983) | | Hawkeye and B.J. are suffering from restless nights due to Charles' snoring, a condition of which makes him question whether he is a true, Winchester. Meanwhile, Colonel Potter discovers that his visiting son-in-law had an affair in Tokyo. | | Guest Stars: Dennis Dugan as Bob Wilson | Director: Karen Hall (1)
Writer: Mike Farrell | | | |
| 247 :11x12 - Say No More (Jan/24/1983) | | Margaret loses her voice as she is about to meet Dr. Chesler, a personal hero of hers. Meanwhile, a visiting Colonel continues planning military strategy, even as his own wounded son is laying in a bed at the 4077th. | | Guest Stars: James Karen as Dr. Steven Chesler, Norman Garrett as Patient, Jeff Chapman as Maloney, Chip Johnson as Captain Sterne, John Anderson (1) as General Collins, Kellye Nakahara as Nurse Kelley, Jeff Maxwell as Igor, Dennis Troy as Corpsman, Michael Horton (2) as Lt. Curt Collins | Director: Charles S. Dubin
Writer: John Rappaport | | | |
| 248 :11x13 - Friends and Enemies (Feb/07/1983) | | Colonel Potter is torn between friendship and doing what is right when the doctors discover that his old friend, Colonel Woody Cooke, froze while the enemy attacked his platoon he was leading, causing unnecessary casualties. | | Guest Stars: Jack Yates (1) as Large Enlisted Man, Matthew Price as Corporal Marsh, John McLiam as Colonel Woody Cooke, Jim Lefebvre as Sergeant Zurilli, Roy Goldman as Goldman, Jeff Maxwell as Igor, Kellye Nakahara as Nurse Kelley, Jennifer Davis (1) as Nurse, Jo Ann Thompson as Nurse, Bill Snider as Snider | Director: Jamie Farr
Writer: Karen Hall (1) | | | | | | |
| 250 :11x15 - As Time Goes By (Feb/21/1983) | | Margaret and Hawkeye help collect items for a camp time capsule. Also, B.J. gets revenge with the help of a fake grenade, and Klinger falls in love with a young Korean woman who is suspected as being a spy. | | Guest Stars: Brigitte Chandler as Nurse #2, Jo Ann Thompson as Nurse #1, Oksun Kim as Korean Wife, Chao-Li Chi as Korean Husband, Wesley Thompson as Corpsman, Mark Herrier as Sergeant Stoddard, Rosalind Chao as Soon-Li Hahn, Kellye Nakahara as Nurse Kelley, Jeff Maxwell as Igor, G. W. Bailey as Sgt. Rizzo, Michael Swan as Lt. Brannum | Director: Burt Metcalfe
Writer: Dan Wilcox, Thad Mumford | | | |
| 251 :11x16 - Goodbye, Farewell and Amen (Feb/28/1983) | | The final days have finally arrived for the 4077th. In the passing days we find Charles as a conductor for a musical group of Chinese prisoners, B.J. wishing to make it home in time for Erin's birthday and Margaret trying to find a glamorous Army post. But tragedy also befalls some of the group as Hawkeye battles his war memories after an incident aboard a bus, Father Mulcahy loses his hearing from an explosion and Klinger's fiancee can't find her family members. As the camp closes its doors forever, each member tells their plans for the future and say their final goodbyes. | | Guest Stars: David Orr as Soldier, Scott Lincoln as G.I., Frank Zi-Li Peng as Chinese Musician, Jen-Chia Chang as Chinese Musician, Byron Jeong as Chinese Musician, Laurence Soong as Chinese Musician, Jim Lau as Chinese Musician, John Otrin as Ambulance Driver, Kevin Scannell as MacArthur", John Shearn as Chopper Pilot, Arthur Song as Korean Man, Jon Van Ness as Trueman", Lang Yun as Woman on Bus, Dennis Flood as Corpsman, Brigitte Chandler as Nurse, Natasha Bauman as Nurse, Frank Slaten as Corpsman Frank, Jun Kim as Woman with Shawl, Blake Clark as 2nd M.P., Bill Snider as Corpsman, Shari Saba as Nurse, Gwen Farrell as Nurse, Jo Ann Thompson as Nurse, Judy Farrell as Nurse Able, Jennifer Davis (1) as Nurse, Dennis Troy as Corpsman, Allan Arbus as Sidney Freedman, G. W. Bailey as Rizzo, Jeff Maxwell as Igor, Kellye Nakahara as Nurse Kelley, Roy Goldman as Goldman, Enid Kent as Nurse Bigelow, Jan Jorden as Nurse Baker, Rosalind Chao as Soon-Lee Klinger, Mark Casella as Jeep driver, Herb Mitchell as 1st M.P., | Uncredited: Sophie The Horse as Sophie | Director: Alan Alda
Writer: Elias Davis, David Pollock (1), Dan Wilcox, Thad Mumford, John Rappaport, Burt Metcalfe, Alan Alda, Karen Hall (1) | | | |
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