M*A*S*H: Season 2, Episode 14

Hot Lips and Empty Arms (15 Dec. 1973)

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A friend's letter causes Margaret to re-evaluate her life in the 4077th and request a transfer.

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Margaret gets fed up with her life and requests a transfer, which is granted. At her goodbye party, she gets drunk, and when casualties are to arrive, Hawkeye and Trapper spend time helping her to sober up. This causes her to change her mind about leaving. Written by Kathy Hofmann

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When Margaret is in Henry's office asking for the transfer, you see a model helicopter on top of a cabinet on the right of her. It is a Bell UH-1. Although that particular helicopter was famous for medical transports in war, it didn't have it's first flight until 1956, some three years after the end of the Korean conflict. It was actually first used in action in the Vietnam conflict which became known as the helicopter war. See more »

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Margaret: Frank, give them a direct order!
Hawkeye: Oh, do Frank; we've never ignored one of those.
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