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Absentee father and husband B.J. cares for a destitute Korean family; a general (Dick O Neill) is not amused by Hawkeye s bedside humor. Kim Sing: Mariel Aragon. Zale: Johnny Haymer. Korean Father: Chao-Li Chi. Korean Mother: Shizuko Hoshi.

Hawkeye s search for a special surgical clamp leads to a local merchant (Keye Luke), who also tries to replace Margaret s lost wedding ring. Campbell: Brenda Thomson. Cohen: Harry Gold. Zale: Johnny Haymer. Margaret: Loretta Swit. Klinger: Jamie Farr.

Charles runs for the shelter of mother s little helper and gets hooked on pep pills; Radar enters his mouse in the Marines rodent race. Remy: Chris Murney. Chalk: Rod Gist. Grich: Ron Max. Sgt. Solita: Joe Tornatore. Charles: David Ogden Stiers.

Klinger breaks in a new man (Hamilton Camp) who s crazier than he is; and Hawkeye, B.J. and Charles trade tall tales. Meanwhile, Potter prescribes placebos when the morphine supply gets low. Saxton: Andrew Bloch. Rifkin: Peter Zapp. Collins: Paul Linke.

Hawkeye and B.J. harbor a Korean draft dodger; Klinger tries to bribe his way out of the Army; Potter s mare disappears. Sun: Miko Mayama. Ham: Ken Mochizuki. Cho Pak: Yuki Shimoda. Igor: Jeff Maxwell. Zale: Johnny Haymer. Kim: Dennis Sakamoto.

Margaret has mixed feelings about her divorce, while Radar tries to assert himself with a pretty new nurse (Peggy Lee Brennan). Gen. Weiskopf: Walter Brooke. Baker: Jan Jorden. Bigelow: Enid Kent. Kelly: Kellye Nakahara. Margaret: Loretta Swit.

During a prolonged period of shelling, the 4077th takes shelter in a cave, which does neither patients nor staff any good. Maj. Bartruff: Basil Hoffman. Bigelow: Enid Kent. Sgt. O Malley: Mark Taylor. Pvt. Lovett: Charles Jenkins. Margaret: Loretta Swit.

Col. Flagg (Edward Winter) accuses Hawkeye of being a Communist sympathizer when he gives surgical priority to a wounded North Korean. Pvt. Basgall: Neil Thompson. Doo Pak: Bob Okazaki. Hung Pak: Jerry Fujikawa. MP: James Lough. Hawkeye: Alan Alda.

A visiting CO (James Wainwright) has the highest casualty rate in Korea, and Hawkeye conspires to remove him from active duty. Meanwhile, Klinger is spooked by his dalliance in voodoo. Pvt. North: Larry Flash Jenkins. Igor: Jeff Maxwell.

Amid skepticism that it will ever happen, B.J. tries to arrange a party for the staff s stateside families. B.J.: Mike Farrell. Hawkeye: Alan Alda. Charles: David Ogden Stiers. Written by Alda and Burt Metcalfe; directed by Metcalfe.

A visiting Congressional aide (Lawrence Pressman) gets extremely personal during what he claims is a routine fact-finding tour. Igor: Jeff Maxwell. Nurse: Jennifer Davis. Margaret: Loretta Swit. Potter: Harry Morgan. B.J.: Mike Farrell.

Conclusion. Despite Radar s hardship discharge, the urgency of finding a generator makes him think he s needed more in Korea than at home. Van Kirk: Lee de Broux. Hondo: Whitney Rydbeck. Dispatcher: David Dozer. Radar: Gary Burghoff.

Klinger has a tough time getting used to being company clerk; B.J. learns some discouraging news about Radar s visit with his family. Rosie: Eileen Saki. Igor: Jeff Maxwell. Baker: Jan Jorden. Nurse: Gwen Farrell. Klinger: Jamie Farr. B.J.: Mike Farrell.

Mulcahy helps a nurse (Alexandra Stoddart) with her studies for medical school, but is unnerved by her warm display of appreciation. Meanwhile, the camp deals with a water shortage, but Charles has somehow remained remarkably clean. Igor: Jeff Maxwell.

A mother accuses Klinger of disgracing her daughter (Denice Kumagai); Hawkeye has a hard time keeping a promise to a dying soldier. Mrs. Li: Shizuko Hoshi. Hastings: Mark Kologi. Vitello: Philip Simms. Crosetti: Joey Pento. Dolan: Art Evans.

Hawkeye and B.J. get lost rushing antibiotics back to camp, but they pick up a North Korean prisoner (Soon-Teck Oh) on the way. Meanwhile, most of the 4077th has come down with food poisoning from Klinger s Thanksgiving turkey. Rizzo: G.W. Bailey.