Writer:	Donald P. Bellisario
Director:	Donald P. Bellisario
Star:	Joey Aresco (John David "Hutch" Hutchinson),  Nancy Conrad (Nurse Nancy Gilmore (1977-78)),  Red West (Sgt. Andy Micklin),  Byron Chung (Capt. Tommy Harachi),  Denise Dubarry (Lt. Samantha Greene - Nurse),  Brianne Leary (Nurse Susan (1977-78)),  Katherine Cannon (Dottie Dixon (1977-1978)),  Jeb Adams (Jeb Pruitt),  James Whitmore Jr. (Capt. James "Jim" W. Gutterman),  Robert Conrad (Maj. Gregory "Pappy" Boyington),  Simon Oakland (Gen. Thomas Moore),  Dana Elcar (Col. Thomas Lard),  W.K. Stratton (Lt. Larwence "Larry" Casey),  John Larroquette (2nd Lt. Robert "Bob" Anderson),  Larry Manetti (Lt. Robert "Bobby" Boyle),  Jeff MacKay (Lt. Donald "Don" French),  Robert Ginty (Lt. T. Joseph "T.J." Wiley),  Dirk Blocker (Lt. Jerome "Jerry" Bragg),  Kathy McCullen (Nurse Ellie (1977-78))
Guest Star:	Peter Frampton (Peter Buckley),  Ernie Hudson (King George),  Sheryl Lee Ralph (Elizabeth),  Tak Kubota (Japanese Officer),  Michael Yama (Japanese Plotter)

This was the last episode of the season two and the last episode of the series. (edit) I recall reading somewhere that Peter Frampton was a big fan of the show and he really wanted to appear on it. He did not want to cut his hair, so they created a character he could play that did not require him to get a hair cut. (edit)

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Goof: The Universal Newsreel copyright at the episode's beginning is 1939 (MCMXXXIX). This date is incorrect based upon the time frame of the series. It should be at least 1942, though, more likely 1943 (edit) Near the end, when the Japanese are overrunning 'England' Peter says, "We'll go down to the beach and escape in the duck". But he doesn't know that Greg was able to appropriate the duck, as far as anyone on England knows, they will be picked up by submarine later in the day. Then when the four are near the beach Jeb hears the engines of the approaching duck. And when they see it Peter yells "They got the duck!" as if he is surprised to see it. (edit)

Bobby Boyle: "Your peeper, your blinkers."
Slang from the era is used.

When Elizabeth claims that she's alright as long as she doesn't move her eyes, Boyle says to her. "You say your peepers hurt?" She replies "Peepers?" And he says "Yeah, you know you peepers, your blinkers, your eyes". (edit)