How well do you know the M*A*S*H episode ''The Novocaine Mutiny''?
How well do you recall this episode?

Season four, Episode 20 of M*A*S*H, "The Novocaine Mutiny," is a classic Frank Burns vs. "Hawkeye" Pierce conflict. Only this time, the stakes are life and death. Burns was left in charge, and—predictably—the power went to his head. He ruled like an iron dictator in his brief time at the top, and Hawkeye is nearly a casualty.
Whether you take this quiz before watching this episode or the other way around, here's a chance to put your memory to the test.

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Which cast member directed this episode?
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Name this actor:
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Finish the line: "Here's the morning mail..."
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Burns admonishes Hawkeye for wearing which of the following?
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What does Burns find in Radar's bed?
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Where does Radar reveal he hid the money?
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In an ego-fueled recollection of events from his perspective, Burns says war "is no ________"
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Who guest stars here as Sgt. Zale?

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38 Comments

6/8, I remember this episode but not who directed it, and the name of the actor playing the investigating judge.
"You got 5 out of 8 Well done! You're a hero to your country, soldier." --------I got 2, 6, & 7 wrong.
Aced it, 8/8. This was one of the best MASH episodes. The best part was Burns hooking up an IV to himself to donate blood while still operating. when Frank is giving his version of the OR that day.
5/8 All guesses except the Teddy Bear answers. The answer to #2 is in the picture for #8 (but I guessed it right before I saw that).
How about a quiz concerning which stars were actual combat veterans, such as Eddie Albert?
Dan Blocker in the Korean War. James Doohan of the proud Canadian army.
James Garner was wounded twice, once by one of our air force fighters as he was trapped
behind enemy lines and was mistaken for the enemy, "friendly fire".
Mickey Rooney entertained the troops in France, but between shows he would go up to the front
lines and do the job he was trained for, sniper. Some blamed the brutal nature of that job for his
later drinking problem.
And paratrooper Rod Serling saw plenty of fighting against the Japanese.
Dan Blocker in the Korean War. James Doohan of the proud Canadian army.
James Garner was wounded twice, once by one of our air force fighters as he was trapped
behind enemy lines and was mistaken for the enemy, "friendly fire".
Mickey Rooney entertained the troops in France, but between shows he would go up to the front
lines and do the job he was trained for, sniper. Some blamed the brutal nature of that job for his
later drinking problem.
And paratrooper Rod Serling saw plenty of fighting against the Japanese.
" How about a quiz concerning which stars were actual combat veterans"
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Well they have done a few stories on MeTV celebrities that were veterans in a respectful manner.
https://metv.com/lists/18-metv-stars-who-were-us-armed-forces-veterans
https://www.metv.com/lists/celebrating-some-of-metvs-purple-heart-recipients
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Well they have done a few stories on MeTV celebrities that were veterans in a respectful manner.
https://metv.com/lists/18-metv-stars-who-were-us-armed-forces-veterans
https://www.metv.com/lists/celebrating-some-of-metvs-purple-heart-recipients