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In Henry's absence, Frank declares the 4077th a dry camp, prompting a rebellion from the seasoned drinkers - especially Hawkeye and Trapper. Korean War comedy, starring Alan Alda and Gary Burghoff

Hawkeye and Trapper try to raise flagging spirits after the nurses are evacuated because of the threat of an enemy parachute drop. Comedy, guest starring Loudon Wainwright III, with Alan Alda

Sick of eating liver and fish for the 11th straight day, Hawkeye hatches a plan to order 40 pounds of spare ribs from his favourite restaurant. Korean War comedy, starring Alan Alda

Hawkeye's letter home chronicles the details of life with the 4077th, including a gun-happy officer and the corpse of a Luxembourg soldier that mysteriously goes missing. Korean War comedy, starring Alan Alda

The team are called to a roadside accident where a man is trapped inside his vehicle, and the rising tide threatens the life of a fisherman who is stuck in boggy ground

The team face a time critical rescue operation to help a patient involved in a mountain bike accident, and a fall leads to a rodeo competitor being badly injured by his own horse

A teenager accuses a bus driver involved in an accident of making advances toward her just before the crash - but her story does not add up

An uplifting round-up of good news stories from the UK and around the world

Jonathan comes to the aid of an amputee who becomes an activist for the rights of disabled people after a false fire alarm endangers his life

An uplifting round-up of good news stories from the UK and around the world

Jonathan meets a fellow angel who has been on probation for 200 years, and cannot stop himself breaking the rules when he should be spreading happiness. Edward Asner guest stars

Part one of two. Mary is severely injured when a horse kicks her in the stomach while she is putting him away in the barn. When her condition deteriorates, it becomes clear she needs an expensive surgery to save her life and Charles and Mr Edwards are forced to take dynamiting jobs for the railroad to fund the surgery

Part two of two. Charles puts his life in danger and loses the respect of his best friend while struggling to raise money for his daughter's surgery, and Mr Edwards is less than pleased with his last piece of work

Solomon Henry, an 11-year-old black boy, runs away from his family because he is tired of being treated differently. He lives with the Ingallses for a while and during his stay, is fortunate enough to attend school. Family drama, starring Michael Landon

Nellie discovers that Laura has 'borrowed' a music box from her room and decides to blackmail her. In order to stay quiet about Laura's crime, Nellie demands that Laura abandon her new friend Anna, who has a stutter, and join her new club. Eventually, Charles discovers what has happened and decides to teach Laura a lesson about lying

The school holds an election for school president. Mary, Nellie Oleson and Elmer Dobkins, a somewhat slow-witted and unpopular boy amongst the children, are in the running. Mary drops out of the race when she realises Elmer is the best person for the job

Part one of two. A poor harvest forces the Edwards and the Ingalls families to leave Walnut Grove to search for gold. Drama, starring Michael Landon

Part two of two. The Ingalls family leave Walnut Grove to try their luck at prospecting for gold, but gradually realise that greed has been poisoning their minds and set off back home

Though friendly with Laura, a mysterious stranger in town encounters nothing but hostility from the locals. Laura becomes frustrated at Caroline's dog Jack and gives up trying to take the foxtails out of his ears

Charles and Mary embark on a disappointing trip to Chicago, where romantic problems and union officials spoil their enjoyment