Radar Love Is A Many Splendored Thing Quiz

Answer: Acts as DJ for the camp

Using new records he received and Winchester's record player, Radar acted as DJ for the camp playing music 24/7. Colonel Potter's favorite song was "Sentimental Journey" until he heard the song twenty-three times and then decided it was no longer his favorite song. "Your Hit Parade" was the nineteenth episode of season six.

Answer: Hawkeye

After Radar was wounded in an act that Hawkeye pressed him into doing, Hawkeye became drunk and walked out of a surgery. Radar became upset with Hawkeye over his actions. After talking to Colonel Potter about holding people up on pedestals, Radar realized that Hawkeye was just a man and decided he didn't idolize him anymore. "Fallen Idol" was the third episode of season six.

Answer: Henry Blake's barbecue

After realizing that samples could be taken care of faster with an incubator, Hawkeye and B.J. asked for one only to find out they couldn't have one, but could have a pizza oven. Radar traded Henry Blake's new barbecue for an incubator that the 4077 desperately needed. "The Incubator" was episode twelve of season two.

Answer: Radar reported the death

As company clerk, Radar reported the death of Henry Blake to the characters and to the viewing public in the final episode of season three entitled, "Abyssinia, Henry". The plane Henry was on was shot down over the sea of Japan. The death of Henry Blake introduced Harry Morgan as Colonel Potter.

Answer: Creative writing

Radar was getting help from other people to write his assignments. Colonel Potter told Radar he sounded like he ate a dictionary. If he wanted to write, he should be himself. Radar quit the creative writing course and at the end of the episode was taking a magic course. "The Most Unforgettable Characters" is the fifteenth episode of season five.

Answer: Klinger tried to hang glide his way back to the United States

In season four episode seventeen, Radar wrote home to his mother one night after he'd finished his paperwork. In his letter, Radar told his mother about the foot inspections that Hawkeye was doing in camp. He told her about Colonel Potter getting shot in the bottom by a sniper and how Mrs. Potter had a premonition of something bad happening at the same time. Radar told his mother how he saw a North Korean in the mess tent getting a meal and chased him out only for the man to run into Major Burns. He went on to tell her that the Major attacked a South Korean general in the mess tent that Frank believed to be a North Korean. Radar ended the letter to his mother by telling her how much he missed and loved her.

Klinger's attempt to hang glide back to the United States was from "The Trial of Henry Blake".

Answer: False

Radar's Uncle Ed died. Because of his uncle's death, Radar was able to get a hardship discharge seeing as his mother couldn't take care of their family farm by herself. Klinger would take over for Radar as company clerk. "Goodbye Radar: Pt. 1" was the fourth episode of season eight

Answer: Teddy bear

Everyone was in surgery when Radar left so they couldn't say a proper goodbye. Radar left his teddy bear on Hawkeye's cot. Hawkeye would later put Radar's teddy bear in Margaret's time capsule as a memory of Radar coming to Korea a boy and leaving Korea a man. "Goodbye Radar: Pt. 2" was the fifth episode of season eight.

Answer: A lamb that was to be killed for dinner

"Private Charles Lamb" was episode fourteen of season three. To thank MASH 4077 for saving his men, Colonel Andropoulis was going to have Greek Easter at the 4077 for everyone to enjoy. A lamb was brought to MASH as part of the dinner. When Radar found out that the lamb was to be killed and cooked, he tricked Colonel Blake into signing release papers for Private Charles Lamb to return stateside.

Answer: Hawkeye and BJ

When MS Woodruff couldn't pay his poker money, he told Hawkeye and BJ he could give them a promotion in place of the money. Instead of becoming Majors, Hawkeye and BJ had Woodruff make Radar a Lieutenant. Colonel Potter was thrilled for Radar, but Radar realized that becoming Lieutenant was losing him friends.

When Hawkeye and BJ realized how miserable Radar was, they had Woodruff demote him to Corporal. "Lt. Radar O'Reilly" was the fifth episode of season five.