Gary Burghoff |
Corporal Walter Eugene "Radar" O'Reilly (Season 1-8) |
Larry Linville |
Major Franklin Delano Marion Burns (Season 1-5) |
Loretta Swit |
Major Margaret J. "Hot Lips" Houlihan |
McLean Stevenson |
Lt. Colonel Henry Braymore Blake (Season 1-3) |
Alan Alda |
Captain Benjamin Franklin "Hawkeye" Pierce |
Wayne Rogers |
Captain John Francis Xavier "Trapper" McIntyre (Season 1-3) |
Gail Bowman |
Nurse Powell |
Guest Star |
Sarah Fankboner |
Nurse Klein |
Guest Star |
Corey Fisher |
Captain Phil Cardozo |
Guest Star |
Herb Voland |
Clayton |
Recurring Role |
Odessa Cleveland |
Ginger |
Recurring Role |
William Christopher |
Father John Patrick Francis Mulcahy |
Recurring Role |
In the scene where Henry is on the phone with Gen. Clayton asking for a gun, Trapper who is holding a glass puts his arm down, but in the next scene Trapper is holding the glass up again and puts it back down.
Hawkeye and Trapper play a trick on Frank and exchange his pistol with a suction bowl. Shortly before Frank draws the bowl, one can clearly see a pistol in his holster, but after that there was no more time to exchange it.
Gen. Clayton enters Margarets tent and hugs her, while Frank is standing behind him. Before the cut, Clayton has his left hand on Margarets shoulder, she has her left hand on his neck and Frank is looking to the floor. After the cut Clayton and Margaret both have lowered their hands and Frank is looking forward.
Frank is in Henry's office to persuade the commander to request an anti-aircraft gun and Henry is smoking a cigar. After a cut, one sees Henry from the back and he suddenly holds the cigar in his left hand.
When Radar gives Henry his win from the bet, he says that he was closest with 75.5 yards. The next one (whose name I do not understand) is 22 3/4 yards away, but Hawkeye has betted on 62 yards, which would be closer.
Cardozo: Get rid of the dump, get rid of the dump - get rid of the gun, get rid of the gun - get rid of Frank's motivation.
Trapper: For that we should put you in the Christmas play.
Cardozo: Yeah?
Hawkeye: Yeah, we'll make you the talking cavity.
(Talking about Frank)
Trapper: He's trigger-happy.
Hawkeye: He can taste that plane.
Trapper: I wish it would fly down his throat.
Gen. Clayton: I really don't think a gun is necessary. Do you, Henry?
Henry: Certainly not. Unless you think I should think otherwise. No, I, I don't think that.
Hawkeye: And we have a new winner in the 'definite maybe' sweepstakes.
Trapper: Count off!
Hawkeye: One!
Radar: Two!
Hawkeye: That's about it.
Frank: I want everybody to understand that this is war! And that war is a call to arms!
(Frank pulls out his gun but it has been replaced with a stapler)
Hawkeye: Here's the money mister, don't staple us!
(When Frank pulls out his "plunger gun")
Hawkeye: Attaboy, Frank! Flush 'em out of the sky!
Frank: I think it ill behooves us --
Hawkeye: Behooves? What are we, in the cavalry now?
Cardozzo: (in the Swamp) I promised my wife that I wouldn't have a drink or another woman until I got back to her.
Hawkeye: That's nice.
Cardozzo: (holding out a glass) Give me a blast. Make it a short one -- I got a date tonight.
PA Announcment: Let me remind you the hospital is open 24 hours for your dining and dancing pleasure.
Hawkeye: You're out of uniform!
Nurse: Where?
Hawkeye: How about my tent in five minutes?
Hawkeye, Radar and Trapper go to the anti-aircraft gun and march around and generally act silly. Trapper wears sunglasses and sticks a pipe in his mouth to do a General Douglas MacArthur impression.
Hawkeye says 5 O'Clock Charlie must have washed out of kamikaze school. Kamikazes were Japanese suicide pilots in World War II. They crashed explosive-filled aircrafts into enemy targets. The word "kamikaze" means "divine wind."
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