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China Beach: Season 2, Episode 7Tet '68 (25 Jan. 1989) 5.8
January 30-31, 1968. During the first night of the Tet Offensive, Beckett becomes a prisoner of Mai's Viet Cong brother at a small hamlet. McMurphy is trapped at the deserted I Corps ... See full summary » Director:Steve Dubin |
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Nan Woods | ... |
Cherry White
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Nancy Giles | ... |
Pvt. Frankie Bunsen
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Maj. Lila Garreau
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Wayloo Marie Holmes
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Elizabeth Lindsey | ... |
Mai
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Meegan Lee Ochs | ... |
Jacy
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Andrew-Huy Nguyen | ... |
Tran
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| Jeris Poindexter | ... |
Sergeant
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Bingo
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January 30-31, 1968. During the first night of the Tet Offensive, Beckett becomes a prisoner of Mai's Viet Cong brother at a small hamlet. McMurphy is trapped at the deserted I Corps Headquarters dinning room with K.C. who goes through a drug withdrawal. At China Beach, Dr. Richard is trapped in the hospital with an unusually talkative Dodger. Wayloo follows Boonie and other troops into battle and helps fight the VC attempting to overrun China Beach. Meanwhile, Cherry comforts another Red Cross volunteer trapped with her at a besieged fire base. Written by Anonymous
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25 January 1989 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Stage 28, Warner Brothers Burbank Studios - 4000 Warner Boulevard, Burbank, California, USA See more »Company Credits
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K.C. Koloski: I can control it.
Colleen McMurphy: No one can control it. Not even you.
K.C. Koloski: Just leave me alone. I had my reasons.
Colleen McMurphy: There are no reasons good enough.
K.C. Koloski: There are kinds of pain Colleen, that you can't even imagine.
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The closing title card reads: Three Red Cross women, eight military women and an unknown number of American civilian women died in Vietnam. See more »Quotes
Colleen McMurphy: [about K.C.'s Heroin addiction] It's going to get worse. It's suicide on the installment plan.K.C. Koloski: I can control it.
Colleen McMurphy: No one can control it. Not even you.
K.C. Koloski: Just leave me alone. I had my reasons.
Colleen McMurphy: There are no reasons good enough.
K.C. Koloski: There are kinds of pain Colleen, that you can't even imagine.
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