The first episode of Season 2 of M*A*S*H, Divided We Stand aired 15 September 1973; the final episode, A Smattering of Intelligence aired 2 March 1974. Col. Flagg appears twice; Major Sidney Freedman also appears twice.

Contents 1 Major events 1.1 Col. Flagg appearances 1.2 Maj. Sidney Freedman appearances 2 Miscellany 3 Season 2: 1973-1974 3.1 List of Episodes (in broadcast order)

Major eventsEdit

Col. Flagg appearancesEdit

• Deal Me Out - A soldier going by a different name but suspected after the fact of being Col. Flagg is brought to the 4077th, injured.
• A Smattering of Intelligence - Flagg and a rival intelligence officer arrive at the 4077th; both appear to be trying to gain funding for their separate spy organizations.

Maj. Sidney Freedman appearancesEdit

• Radar's Report -
• Deal Me Out - Sidney arrives to counsel a wounded soldier who wishes to kill Frank.

MiscellanyEdit

Season 2: 1973-1974Edit

List of Episodes (in broadcast order)Edit

Date aired	Episode title	Production No.	Summary
September 15, 1973	Divided We Stand	K-401	A general arrives at camp, considering breaking up the 4077th. Fearful of having his unit split up, Col. Blake orders everyone to be on their best behavior. However, this soon falls through as their mischievous personalities shine through.
September 22, 1973	5 O'Clock Charlie	K-403	Every day, a North Korean pilot tries (and fails) to bomb the 4077th ammo dump each day with a grenade. Frank Burns decides serious action must be taken, and orders an anti-aircraft gun and tries to shoot the plane out of the sky.
September 29, 1973	Radar's Report	K-402	Klinger's girlfriend back home wants to marry, Hawkeye flirts with a nurse (Joan Van Ark), and all the goings on are reported to the Army in Radar's weekly report. AdvertisementRetrieved from "http://mash.wikia.com/wiki/Radar%27s_Report_%28TV_series_episode%29"
October 6, 1973	For the Good of the Outfit	K-404	Trapper and Hawkeye discover that the US Army accidentally shelled the South Korean village of Tai Dong but are now trying to cover it up.
October 13, 1973	Dr. Pierce and Mr. Hyde	K-405	Three days without sleep means Hawkeye starts to act very erratically. After sending President Harry Truman a rude telegram, things come to a head when he attempts to drag the camp latrine to North Korea - with General Clayton still inside.
October 20, 1973	Kim	K-407	A Korean boy is found lost and wandering near the 4077th. Trapper wants to adopt him and take him home to the States. However, the boy - after wandering into a minefield - is reunited with his mother, much to Trapper's disappointment.
October 27, 1973	L.I.P.	K-406	An American soldier and a Korean lady wish to marry, which is usually highly impossible due to a bigoted bureaucrat who must approve their marriage. Trapper and Hawkeye help them out, while Hawkeye finds that the nurse he is dating is racist and opposes interracial marriage.
November 3, 1973	The Trial of Henry Blake	K-408	Col. Blake is court-martialed for allegedly sending medical supplies to North Koreans. Frank Burns (in temporary command) confines Hawkeye and Trapper to quarters, but both manage to escape and present evidence to exonerate Henry. They convince Frank to drop the charges using the only method they know how - blackmail.
November 10, 1973	Dear Dad...Three	K-409	Hawkeye writes another letter telling his dad about life at the 4077th. Meanwhile, A bigoted sergeant seeking the right-"colored" blood learns a lesson in prejudice from the 4077th.
November 17, 1973	The Sniper	K-410	A lone sniper, believing he's shooting at General MacArthur's headquarters, has the 4077th under fire. Eventually, a chopper wounds him, ending the siege.
November 24, 1973	Carry On, Hawkeye	K-411	As a flu epidemic hits camp, Hawkeye finds himself unaffected and able to continue working.
December 1, 1973	The Incubator	K-412	Hawkeye and Trapper decide they need an incubator to aid their medical work, and fight the army red tape to get one.
December 8, 1973	Deal Me Out	K-413	An episode that revolves entirely around a poker game. Major Sidney Freedman and Captain Sam Pak arrive at the camp to relax. Sidney also treats a soldier that tries to kill Frank. This episode can also be marked as the first appearance of Edward Winter, who plays Captain Halloran in this episode, but in later episodes plays Colonel Flagg.
December 15, 1973	Hot Lips and Empty Arms	K-414	Hot Lips Houlihan applies for a transfer. During her going-away party, she becomes very drunk and tells some of her comrades what she really thinks of them deep down.
December 22, 1973	Officers Only	K-415	After saving the life of a General's son, Hawkeye and the rest of the 4077th are rewarded with their own Officers' Club. This causes some discontent when enlisted men are refused entry.
January 5, 1974	Henry in Love	K-416	Henry takes some leave in Tokyo and returns head over heels in love with a woman half his age.
January 12, 1974	For Want of a Boot	K-417	Unable to obtain a replacement boot by any other means, Hawkeye devises a complex plan to get a new one, by filling the requests of various people around camp. Eventually, the deal falls through, much to Hawkeye's chagrin.
January 19, 1974	Operation Noselift	K-418	A soldier comes through the 4077th with a huge morale problem due to his very large nose and wants a nose job. Though it's in defiance of army regulations, one of Hawkeye's old mates, a plastic surgeon, comes in from Tokyo to perform the operation.
January 26, 1974	The Chosen People	K-419	A Korean family sets up home in the compound, while a Korean woman shows up with a baby she insists is Radar's. This surprises everyone, not least the man himself.
February 2, 1974	As You Were	K-420	A lull in the action enables the 4077th to take some time off. Frank reluctantly asks Hawkeye and Trapper to fix his hernia.
February 9, 1974	Crisis	K-421	Supply lines to the 4077th are cut. Consequently, the personnel must find ways to deal with the shortages.
February 16, 1974	George	K-422	Frank Burns attempts to slap a dishonorable discharge on a homosexual soldier, while Hawkeye and Trapper try to stop him.
February 23, 1974	Mail Call	K-423	The arrival of a new batch of mail makes Trapper depressed and he wants to desert, despite Hawkeye's efforts otherwise. Meanwhile, Hawkeye learns he has successfully tricked Frank into buying stocks in the fictitious company, Pioneer Aviation
March 2, 1974	A Smattering of Intelligence	K-424	Col. Flagg and a rival intelligence agent both show up at the 4077th, each trying to raise funding for their respective spy organizations.