M.A.S.H. : Episodes de la saison 2

The camp is on its best behaviour for an inspection by a psychiatrist assigned to split up the troublesome team - but it is not long before the 4077th's special brand of anarchy breaks out again. Comedy, starring Alan Alda and Gary Burghoff

General Clayton's scout car is bombed

Hot Lips refers Klinger to a psychiatrist

The team rebuilds a bombed village

Hawkeye works a three-day shift

Hawkeye operates on a Korean boy

Trapper and Radar conspire to blackmail their lieutenant into granting Corporal Walker permission to marry a local girl

Frank and Hot Lips question Colonel Blake's fitness to command - but Nurse Meg Cratty saves the day. Comedy, starring Loretta Swit and McLean Stevenson

A sergeant learns a lesson about prejudice

Henry is besieged

Hawkeye manages to avoid the flu bug which afflicts the entire medical staff - but still faces the indignity of an injection in the rear administered by Hot Lips. Comedy, starring Alan Alda and Loretta Swit

Hawkeye recovers from an all-night party

Hawkeye and Trapper are rewarded with the establishment of an officers' club, of sorts, after saving General Mitchell's son. Comedy, starring Alan Alda, Wayne Rogers and Gary Burghoff

Henry falls in love with Ohio University cheerleader Nancy Sue Parker, prompting Hawkeye, Trapper and Radar to take drastic measures to rescue his marriage. Comedy, starring Alan Alda, Gary Burghoff and McLean Stevenson

Hawkeye's desperate quest to get replacement boots sets in motion a train of deals, favours and backhanders all dependent on Klinger being sectioned and sent home - which Frank won't allow. Comedy, starring Alan Alda and Jamie Farr

Hawkeye tackles a nose job

A Korean family set up home in the middle of the 4077th camp, with one girl already in the advanced stages of labour

The 4077th is overrun with casualties

The 4077th learn to make do without power when supply lines are cut by hostile activity. Comedy, starring Alan Alda

Frank learns to curb his prejudice

Romance is in the air for Radar's widowed mum

Internal security targets Frank