I personally really like this episode because it really shows the comedy talents of Alan Alda and all the main characters. This episode is a classic episode and a must for all real MASH fans. I really liked the part where they do the drawing and Father Mulcahy wins the drawing just when General Hamilton walks in. That is sucha a funny scene. I also love the part where Trapper, Hawkeye, and Radar put Frank Burns to sleep. Actually, this whole episode was so hilarious that it made me want to continue to watch the whole series and later buy the whole series on DVD.

This episode was the first episode of Full House that I remember seeing. This episode also marks the first time that I heard The Beach Boys sing "Kokomo" and "Barbara Ann", which are my two all-time favorite Beach Boy songs. I really loved seeing all the Beach Boys, especially Mike Love! This episode is a must see for all Beach Boy fans. It is kinda sad in a way because of Carl Wilson being gone now. Of course, John Stamos looked great on this episode like he does on all the episodes of Full or anything he is on. John Stamos is just way too cute for his own good.

I love this episode. It has a great dance routine by Stephanie and a cute duet with DJ and Michelle. My fave part was when my all-time fave Beach Boy Mike Love comes out and sings a great Beach Boy song. When I first seen this episode, I really wanted the coat that Mike Love was wearing. That is such a beautiful coat. John Stamos looked so good in this episode. Actually John Stamos (Jesse Katsopolis) is totally hot in every episode starting in the 2nd season and just gets better with age and he is almost 45 years old.

I personally love this episode. God used one line in this episode in my life in a powerful way. About 2 years go, I lost my mom and dad. I lost my dad in January of 2006 and I lost my mom in October of 2006. And just before they passed away, as a sign of release in my heart and spirit, I used a paraphrased version of Father Mulcahy's prayer from this episode. This prayer is the hardest prayer that a child of any age ever has to pray for his/her parents. My version of the prayer was, "Dear God, if you must take my dad/mom, please take my dad/mom quickly." The actual prayer that Father Mulcahy prayed was, "Dear God, I've never asked You this before, and I don't know what You're going to think of me asking now, but if You're going to take him anyway, please take him quickly, so we can save the other boy".