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1. Hawkeye has finally pushed Frank Burns over the edge. The many pranks, wisecracks and practical jokes Hawkeye has committed against Frank have finally plunged the Major over the abyss. In a preliminary hearing, a military tribunal is now determining whether Frank has a case in charging Hawkeye with mutiny. The tribunal puts Frank on the stand first, and he goes right to work impugning Hawkeye's character. What 'caption' does Frank claim has written under his framed picture of Senator McCarthy?
2. Pierce is allowed to testify next in this case. Hawkeye denies having been involved in the 'alleged' mutiny while at the same time making his own case that Frank is a poor commander and an even less-skilled doctor. Which of these is not an insult that flies during Hawkeye's testimony?
3. Colonel Potter is next to occupy the witness chair. Potter's involvement in the case is brief, as he was ordered back to the United States for a two-week conference, leaving Frank Burns in charge.
4. BJ takes the stand after Potter is dismissed. He describes some of the insanity that occurs at the 4077th once Frank takes command. Which of these specific activities does BJ mention that Frank outlawed during his command?
5. Which member of the M*A*S*H 4077th has lost $300 during a poker game, prompting Frank to carry out an formal investigation?
6. Frank forces Radar to do a camp search with him in the hopes that the missing $300 might appear. Which of these tents do we not see searched during this amusing ransacking of the 4077th?
7. Frank leaves no stone unturned, even searching Radar's quarters while the young Corporal looks on. There is an anachronistic error in this scene, as Frank unearths items that weren't produced until after the Korean War. What sort of items are these?
8. It turns out that a certain member of the 4077th indeed had the 'missing' $300, having won it in the poker game. In the courtroom we discover that which of these individuals was the big winner in the poker game?
9. Frank is now requested to tell his version of the events that led to Hawkeye's supposed mutiny. Needless to say, he embellishes rather lavishly on the truth with his recounting of events. Which of these acts of heroism does Frank perform during the terrible O.R. session described in his tale?
10. Hawkeye sets the record straight with his own testimony, which is quite different from the version Frank presented. Following this, the tribunal deliberates, and finds Hawkeye not-guilty. When assessing Frank's abilities as a surgeon, the tribunal finds that, had Frank not been assigned medical duty, what other position would have been suitable for him?
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