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Season 6
121 :06x01 - Fade Out, Fade In (Sep/20/1977)
While Margaret is away on her honeymoon, Frank Burns is sent on R&R where he shows signs of having a nervous breakdown. Colonel Potter puts in a request for a replacement surgeon from Tokyo where they are sent a stuffy cutter named Maj. Charles Emerson Winchester. His first day at the 4077th rubs Hawkeye the wrong way as he is pushed aside for the new guy.
Guest Stars: Rick Hurst (1) as Schaeffer, Barbara James as Nurse, Joseph Burns as Joseph Burns, William Flatley as M.P. Sergeant, Robert Symonds as Colonel Horace Baldwin, Tom Stovall as The Sergeant, Raymond Singer as Dr. Berman, Kimiko Hiroshige as Korean Woman, James Lough as Driver
Director: Hy Averback
Writer: James Fritzell, Everett Greenbaum
 
122 :06x02 - Fallen Idol (Sep/27/1977)
Radar is feeling down because he feels like the Army hasn't turned him into a man. At Hawkeye's request he takes a 3 day pass to Tokyo to sew some wild oats. During a session of surgery, Hawk discovers that Radar is one of the wounded.
Guest Stars: Michael Talbott as G.I. #2, Larry Gilman as G.I. #1, Frances Fong as Rosie, Roy Goldman as Goldman, Patricia Stevens as Nurse Baker, Robin Riker as Nurse Perry, | Uncredited: Kellye Nakahara as Nurse Kelley
Director: Alan Alda
Writer: Alan Alda
 
123 :06x03 - Last Laugh (Oct/04/1977)
B.J. is informed the Provo-Marshall is headed to camp to investigate a claim that he is not a certified doctor. When Col. Potter reads him the notice, he realizes that the author of the notice is an old friend of B.J.'s and is making a trip to visit him. This leads to a series of practical jokes between the two, including one which charges B.J. of destroying a hotel room and personally embarrassing a General in the next room.
Guest Stars: John Ashton (1) as The M.P., James Cromwell as Leo Bardonaro, Robert Karnes as General Fox
Director: Don Weis
Writer: James Fritzell, Everett Greenbaum
 
124 :06x04 - War of Nerves (Oct/11/1977)
Sidney Freedman makes a visit to the camp as a release for his depression, caused by a wounded soldier who blames him for his injuries. Meanwhile, it is not only Sidney who is under pressure but the whole camp, in which Colonel Potter requests that the camp build a bonfire to relieve tension.
Guest Stars: Peter Riegert as Igor, Michael O'Keefe as Tom, Johnny Haymer as Zale, Allan Arbus as Sidney Freedman
Director: Alan Alda
Writer: Alan Alda
 
125 :06x05 - The Winchester Tapes (Oct/18/1977)
Major Winchester tapes a message for his parents where he describes in detail what conditions at the 4077th is like. Among his tales is a strange story of his sudden weight loss, followed by a rapid weight gain...all courtesy of Hawkeye and B.J.
Guest Stars: Thomas Carter as Patient, Kimiko Hiroshige as Korean Woman
Director: Burt Metcalfe
Writer: Everett Greenbaum, James Fritzell
 
126 :06x06 - The Light That Failed (Oct/25/1977)
B.J. receives a mystery novel in the mail which is missing the final page with the murderer's name. A frantic call to the ancient author proves to be no help when her answer is an impossibility.
Guest Stars: Philip Baker Hall (1) as Sergeant Hacker, Gary Erwin as Corporal Dobson, Enid Kent as Bigelow
Director: Charles S. Dubin
Writer: Burt Prelutsky
 
127 :06x07 - In Love and War (Nov/01/1977)
Hawkeye falls in love with a Koren woman named Kyong Soon, who reaches to him for help with her sickly mother and some orphans. But while Hawk is busy in surgery one day, her mother dies as he was unable to reach her in time. Distraught, the woman decides to leave the area for a safer region for the children.
Guest Stars: Enid Kent as Bigelow, Kieu Chinh as Kyung Soon, Susan Krebs as Nurse Cleason, Soorah Ahn as Korean Man
Director: Alan Alda
Writer: Alan Alda
 
128 :06x08 - Change Day (Nov/08/1977)
Charles creates a devious plan to fleece the local Koreans by buying up all their script money for a low price, which will be worthless the next day when a script exchange is held.
Guest Stars: Peter Riegert as Igor, Glen Ash as Sergeant Maxwell, Noel Toy as Unknown, Philip Ahn as Mr. Kim, Johnny Haymer as Zale, Thomas Dever as Corporal Boone, Richard Lee Sung as Unknown
Director: Don Weis
Writer: Laurence Marks (2)
 
129 :06x09 - Images (Nov/15/1977)
Radar is convince that women will be attracted to him if he gets a tattoo. Despite Hawkeye and B.J.'s pleading, Radar feels he must go on with the procedure.
Guest Stars: Carmine Scelza as G.I., Rebecca Taylor as Nurse Campbell, Joseph Hardin as Patient, John Durren (1) as Sergeant Rimmerman, Larry Block (1) as Eddie Hendrix, Susan Blanchard as Nurse Cooper, Enid Kent as Bigelow, Judy Farrell as Nurse Able
Director: Burt Metcalfe
Writer: Burt Prelutsky
 
130 :06x10 - The M*A*S*H Olympics (Nov/22/1977)
A tipped over ambulance proves to Colonel Potter that the camp has gone soft. Since they are following the Olympics, Col. Potter decides they will hold their own version, with a 3 day pass for the winning team. Meanwhile, Col. Penobscott arrives for a visit and is recruited as a replacement for Klinger, who is sick after trying to eat his way out of the Army.
Guest Stars: Michael McManus (1) as Sergeant Ames, Mike Henry (2) as Lt. Colonel Donald Penobscott
Director: Don Weis
Writer: David Isaacs, Ken Levine (1)
 
131 :06x11 - The Grim Reaper (Nov/29/1977)
Colonel Bloodworth's arrival at the camp leaves a bad taste in Hawk and BJ's mouth when he discusses an extremely high casualty count he expects for gaining a hill. After a scuffle with Hawkeye, the Colonel announces he is bringing up charges against him, that is, until he becomes a casualty himself.
Guest Stars: Kellye Nakahara as Nurse Kelley, Charles Aidman as Colonel Victor Bloodworth, Jerry Hauser as Danker
Director: George Tyne
Writer: Burt Prelutsky
 
132 :06x12 - Comrades in Arms (Part 1) (Dec/06/1977)
Margaret and Hawkeye become closer when they are stranded in enemy territory when their jeep breaks down.
Guest Stars: James Saito as South Korean, Jon Yune as North Korean
Director: Burt Metcalfe
Writer: Alan Alda
 
133 :06x13 - Comrades in Arms (Part 2) (Dec/13/1977)
Fear brings Hawkeye and Margaret closer while they are stranded in enemy territory. But Hawkeye can't seem to handle the thought of monogamy.
Guest Stars: Leland Sun as Korean Squad Leader, Douglas Rowe as Aylesworth, Jon Yune as North Korean, James Saito as South Korean
Director: Alan Alda
Writer: Alan Alda
 
134 :06x14 - The Merchant of Korea (Dec/20/1977)
B.J. borrows $200 from Charles for a down payment on a piece of land he and Peg have craved. Now Charles has made B.J. his personal slave until the day he can repay the cash. But the gang gets their revenge when they discover a flaw in Charles' poker game that will render him broke.
Guest Stars: Johnny Haymer as Zale
Director: William Jurgensen
Writer: Ken Levine (1), David Isaacs
 
135 :06x15 - The Smell of Music (Jan/03/1978)
Charles receives a French horn from home and drives his tent mates nuts with his practicing. As a means of revenge, Hawk and B.J. decide they will not bath until he relinquishes the noise maker by offending him with their stench. Meanwhile, Col. Potter is having trouble with a young soldier who wants to commit suicide.
Guest Stars: Nancy Steen as Nurse, Jordan Clarke as Saunders, Richard Lee Sung as Sang Nu, Lois Foraker as Nurse Denver
Directors: Everett Greenbaum, Stuart Millar (1)
Writer: James Fritzell, Everett Greenbaum
 
136 :06x16 - Patient 4077 (Jan/10/1978)
Hawkeye enlists the help of Sgt. Zale to invent a special surgical clamp for vascular surgery. When his attempt fails they move on to a local tinsmith named Mr. Shin. Meanwhile, Klinger throws out Margaret's wedding ring in the laundry basket. Fearing it is lost forever, she vows to make his life a living Hell.
Guest Stars: Harry Gold (1) as Cohen, Brenda Thompson as Nurse Campbell, Keye Luke as Mr. Shin, Johnny Haymer as Zale, Patricia Stevens as Nurse Baker
Director: Harry Morgan
Writer: David Isaacs, Ken Levine (1)
 
137 :06x17 - Tea and Empathy (Jan/17/1978)
A deluge of British casualties have arrived in camp as the supply of penicillin has run low. Father Mulcahy believes he can help out and brings Klinger along as they raid an abandoned school for some black market penicillin.
Guest Stars: Jay Pirelli as Michaels, Chris Winfield (2) as Whitefield, Neil Hunt as Enright, Sal Viscuso as Corporal Benny Bryant, Neil Thompson as Johnson, Bernard Fox as Major Ross, Chris Mulkey as Soldier
Director: Don Weis
Writer: Bill Idelson
 
138 :06x18 - Your Hit Parade (Jan/24/1978)
A slew of casualties arrive at the same time as a shipment of records. Radar "borrows" Charles' record player and becomes the camp DJ as a means to ease the doctor's case load.
Guest Stars: Bill Kux as Patient, Ronny Graham (1) as Sergeant Gribble, Johnny Haymer as Zale, Patricia Stevens as Nurse Baker, Ken Michelman as Harker
Director: George Tyne
Writer: Ronny Graham (1)
 
139 :06x19 - What's Up, Doc? (Jan/30/1978)
Hot Lips believes she may be pregnant, which if so will mean her end of a career in the Army. To be sure, Hawkeye will need to borrow one of Radar's rabbits. But when he finds out that would mean killing the bunny, Radar protests. Meanwhile, Charles and Klinger are held hostage by a wounded soldier who wants to go back to Ohio.
Guest Stars: Lois Foraker as Nurse Bell, Charles Frank as Lt. Martinson, Kurt Andon as Sergeant Whitkow, Phyllis Katz as Nurse
Director: George Tyne
Writer: Larry Balmagia
 
140 :06x20 - Mail Call Three (Feb/06/1978)
After a long delay in receiving mail, the camp finally gets 3 bags of letters. Among the news finds Radar upset that her mom is dating again, B.J. is worried over a man who made a pass at Peg and Hawkeye receives some hot love letters for another Benjamin Pierce.
Guest Stars: Terri Paul as Unknown, Carmine Scelza as Unknown, Jack Grapes as Kelsey, Oliver Clark as Captain Ben Pierce
Director: Charles S. Dubin
Writer: Everett Greenbaum, James Fritzell
 
141 :06x21 - Temporary Duty (Feb/13/1978)
During a temporary trade of a doctor and nurse between the 4077th and the 8063rd leaves a lot to be desired when Hawkeye is sent away for a loud mouthed cowboy. Although Charles has his eyes on nurse Lorraine Anderson who came over in the deal. When Capt. Roy Dupree asks for a permanent transfer, B.J. and Charles set him up so he will never be allowed back at the camp.
Guest Stars: Enid Kent as Bigelow, George Lindsey as Captain Roy Dupree, Marcia Rodd as Nurse Lorraine Anderson
Director: Burt Metcalfe
Writer: Larry Balmagia
 
142 :06x22 - Potter's Retirement (Feb/20/1978)
In a meeting with General Kent, Col. Potter is informed that someone inside the camp has been sending in bad reports about him. When he returns to the 4077th, he tightens the reigns by canceling the Kentucky Derby party they had arranged and announces his immediate retirement. Hawkeye and B.J. go on a search for the writer with the poisoned pen.
Guest Stars: Ken White as Corporal Denning, Peter Hobbs as General Waldo Kent, George Wyner as Corporal/Lt. Joe Benson, Johnny Haymer as Zale
Director: William Jurgensen
Writer: Laurence Marks (2)
 
143 :06x23 - Dr. Winchester and Mr. Hyde (Feb/27/1978)
Radar challenges the Marines to a race between his mouse, Daisy, and their champion rodent Sluggo. Also, when Charles feels sluggish, he begins to take amphetamines. But things get out of hand when he can't stop shaking one day and has given Daisy a "pick me up" to ensure he wins his bet.
Guest Stars: Christopher Murney as Remy, Joe Tornatore as Sergeant Solita, Ron Max as Grich, Rod Gist as Chalk
Director: Charles S. Dubin
Writer: Ken Levine (1), David Isaacs, Ronny Graham (1)
 
144 :06x24 - Major Topper (Mar/27/1978)
There is a possibility that the new shipment of morphine may be contaminated. So in the meantime, Col. Potter decides to give the patients placebos as a means of getting through the crisis. Meanwhile, Klinger has competition for a section 8 when a new soldier shows psychotic tendencies.
Guest Stars: Paul Linke as Collins, Peter Zapp as Rifkin, Donald Blackwell as Graham, Andrew Blach as Saxton, Hamilton Camp as Corporal 'Boots' Miller, Kellye Nakahara as Nurse Kelley, John Kirby (1) as Duncan
Director: Charles S. Dubin
Writer: Allyn Freeman
 
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