"M*A*S*H" Season 6: "Fallen Idol" Quiz

Answer: "You Make Me Feel So Young"

"Keep The Home Fires Burning" was sung at the end of the episode "War of Nerves". "Tennessee Waltz" was played/sung in a number of different episodes, including Season 5's episode, "Movie Tonight". "Mississippi Mud" was sung in Season 3's episode "The General Flipped at Dawn".

Answer: The Pink Pagoda

Hawkeye tells Radar to write himself a weekend pass, borrow a jeep, and go down to the Pink Pagoda in Seoul. Radar musters up enough courage to say "Okay, I will." As soon as he gets to the door of the swamp, however, he says "I feel different already. I think I'm getting a fever." Ah, sweet, innocent, lovable Radar.

Answer: False

He was hit in the left shoulder. During triage, Hawkeye was checking him over, not knowing who he was. Hawkeye turned him over to make sure that he didn't have any chest wounds and discovered it was Radar.

Answer: True

I could understand how he could have made that mistake. He was drunk, and the first and last part of "The Wizard of Oz" took place on a farm. However, it was a farm in Kansas, not Iowa.

Answer: Nurse Baker

B.J. tried to convince Hawkeye that he needed to sleep rather than operate, but Hawkeye insisted on doing his fair share. In all fairness, they were not expecting casualites that morning, and the abrupt surgery session caught everyone off guard. Radar was in post-op recovering from surgery. Klinger and Nurse Able were not present in this scene.

Answer: No. Colonel Potter was appalled at Hawkeye's behavior, and told him that he needed to get his act together.

It may seem like Colonel Potter is trying to comfort him in his own way, but this line blows that theory out of the water: "Anyone would feel like a jerk after doing what you did."

Answer: A scotch bottle

"Hawkeye: It might have had something to do with the fact that all of my blood came out of a scotch bottle.

Radar: I wouldn't know about that, I'm not a doctor.

Hawkeye: But I am, so I'm not allowed to be human?"

I think Radar was totally unfair towards Hawkeye during this exchange.

Answer: False

"No sooner do I talk to you about one patient then you go and try to destroy another. Maybe we should aim you at the Chinese!"

This sentence out of a well thought out and well written rant was directed at Hawkeye after he visited Radar in post-op. Earlier, Hawkeye had to excuse himself from surgery to get sick after a night of drinking. He was drinking to try to rid himself of the guilt and responsibility he felt for Radar's injuries.

Answer: 14

Charles isn't one to admit that he has any faults - especially not to meatball surgeons (he is, after all, Chief of Thoracic Surgery at Boston General), so it was surprising that he would take the time to comfort Hawkeye. Of course, being the pompous windbag he is, he used his age as an excuse: "I was only 14 at the time, and not a grown man like you."

Answer: No. It was Hawkeye that broke the silence.

It was Hawkeye. Hawkeye went in first, and then sat down. Radar followed, and they ordered their drinks. Then Hawkeye turns to him and says, "Hi, sailor, come here often?" to which Radar replies, "Oh, hi."