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** Also Sidney mentions that when possible they send a wounded solider back into action as quickly as possible, which is the reason he gives Hawkeye when releasing him from inpatient mental back to the 4077th to perform surgery in the series finale "[[Recap/MashS11E16GoodbyeFarewellAndAmen Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen]]."
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** Also Sidney mentions that when possible they send a wounded solider back into action as quickly as possible, which is the reason he gives Hawkeye when releasing him from inpatient mental health care back to the 4077th to perform surgery in the series finale "[[Recap/MashS11E16GoodbyeFarewellAndAmen Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen]]."
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** Also Sidney mentions that when possible they send a wounded solider back into action as quickly as possible, which is the reason he gives Hawkeye when releasing him from inpatient mental back to the 4077th to perform surgery in the series finale ''[[Recap/MashS11E16GoodbyeFarewellAndAmen Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen]]''.
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** Also Sidney mentions that when possible they send a wounded solider back into action as quickly as possible, which is the reason he gives Hawkeye when releasing him from inpatient mental back to the 4077th to perform surgery in the series finale ''[[Recap/MashS11E16GoodbyeFarewellAndAmen "[[Recap/MashS11E16GoodbyeFarewellAndAmen Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen]]''.Amen]]."
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** Also Sidney mentions that when possible they send a wounded solider back into action as quickly as possible, which is the reason he gives Hawkeye when releasing him from inpatient mental back to the 4077th to perform surgery.
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** Also Sidney mentions that when possible they send a wounded solider back into action as quickly as possible, which is the reason he gives Hawkeye when releasing him from inpatient mental back to the 4077th to perform surgery.surgery in the series finale ''[[Recap/MashS11E16GoodbyeFarewellAndAmen Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen]]''.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Sidney guesses that when Radar goes home, he won't need his teddy bear any longer. Come "[[Recap/MashS8E5GoodByeRadarPt2 Good-Bye Radar Pt 2]]" and he leaves it behind.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: {{Foreshadowing}}:
** Sidney guesses that when Radar goes home, he won't need his teddy bear any longer. Come "[[Recap/MashS8E5GoodByeRadarPt2 Good-Bye Radar Pt 2]]" and he leaves itbehind.behind.
** Also Sidney mentions that when possible they send a wounded solider back into action as quickly as possible, which is the reason he gives Hawkeye when releasing him from inpatient mental back to the 4077th to perform surgery.
** Sidney guesses that when Radar goes home, he won't need his teddy bear any longer. Come "[[Recap/MashS8E5GoodByeRadarPt2 Good-Bye Radar Pt 2]]" and he leaves it
** Also Sidney mentions that when possible they send a wounded solider back into action as quickly as possible, which is the reason he gives Hawkeye when releasing him from inpatient mental back to the 4077th to perform surgery.
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* RiddleForTheAges: Since it happens offscreen, the audience is never able to confirm if Winchester touched his nose or not.
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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: Sidney reassures Radar about thinking he's crazy by mentioning that there are people who think ''Series/ILoveLucy'' is real. ''I Love Lucy'' debuted in October 1951; depending on the year the episode is set in, it's probable that the show wouldn't have been on the air yet and/or seen by anyone serving in Korea.
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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: Sidney reassures Radar about thinking he's crazy by mentioning that there are people who think ''Series/ILoveLucy'' is real. ''I Love Lucy'' debuted in October 1951; depending on the year the episode is set in, it's probable that the show wouldn't have been on the air yet and/or seen by anyone serving in Korea.[[note]]Even if Sidney had been able to watch it in Tokyo, Radar certainly wouldn't have any idea what he was talking about[[/note]]
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* NotSoDifferent: During Father Mulcahy's visit to Sidney, it becomes clear that their roles in the war are very similar.
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* NotSoDifferent: NotSoDifferentRemark: During Father Mulcahy's visit to Sidney, it becomes clear that their roles in the war are very similar.
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** When Potter muses about ordering the camp to square dance as a stress relief, he decides it would be worth having a session with Sidney himself.
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** When Potter muses about ordering the camp to square dance as a stress relief, he decides it would be worth having a session with Sidney himself. After the bonfire is lit, he and some corpsmen throw his desk into the flames.
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: When Sidney quietly suggests that the bonfire might be a nice way to have a controlled release of energy from the tense camp, Potter goes from telling them to cut it out to having "a regulation bon-type fire".
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* CrowdSong: Towards the end of the bonfire scene and the end of the episode, beginning with Colonel Potter, the camp slowly breaks into singing Ivor Novello’s classic ''Keep The Home Fires Burning''.
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* CrowdSong: Towards the end of the bonfire scene and the end of the episode, beginning with Colonel Potter, the camp slowly breaks into singing Ivor Novello’s classic ''Keep The "Keep the Home Fires Burning''.Burning".
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* CrowdSong: Towards the end of the bonfire scene and the end of the episode, beginning with Colonel Potter, the camp slowly breaks into singing Ivor Novello’s classic ''Keep The Home Fires Burning''.
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-->'''Margaret:''' Money is far down on my list, Major. Money comes second, maybe even third. ''{{Beat}}'' Second.
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-->'''Margaret:''' Money is far down on my list, Major. Money comes second, maybe even third. ''{{Beat}}'' (''{{beat}}'') Second.
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* DarkAndTroubledPast: Hinted at with Charles, who testily informs Sidney that "I had my fill of psychiatrists by the age of nine".
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* DarkAndTroubledPast: Hinted at with Charles, who testily informs Sidney that "I had my fill of psychiatrists by the age of nine".
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* DarkAndTroubledPast: Hinted at with Winchester, who testily informs Sidney that "I had my fill of psychiatrists by the age of nine".
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* DarkAndTroubledPast: Hinted at with Winchester, Charles, who testily informs Sidney that "I had my fill of psychiatrists by the age of nine".
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* CompanionCube: Radar's teddy bear having this status makes Radar concerned about his own sanity.
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* CompanionCube: Radar's teddy bear having this status makes Radar concerned about his own sanity.DarkAndTroubledPast: Hinted at with Winchester, who testily informs Sidney that "I had my fill of psychiatrists by the age of nine".
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* SuspiciouslySpecificDenial: Winchester insists he is stopping by Sidney's tent only to say he isn't stopping by, before going into a rant about Margaret.
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* SuspiciouslySpecificDenial: Winchester insists he is stopping by Sidney's tent only to say inform him he isn't ''isn't'' stopping by, before going into a rant about Margaret.Margaret.
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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: Sidney reassures Radar about thinking he's crazy by mentioning that there are people who think ''Series/ILoveLucy'' is real. ''I Love Lucy'' debuted in October 1951; depending on the year the episode is set in, the show wouldn't have been on the air yet or nobody assigned the camp would have seen it yet.
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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: Sidney reassures Radar about thinking he's crazy by mentioning that there are people who think ''Series/ILoveLucy'' is real. ''I Love Lucy'' debuted in October 1951; depending on the year the episode is set in, it's probable that the show wouldn't have been on the air yet or nobody assigned the camp would have and/or seen it yet.by anyone serving in Korea.
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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: Sidney reassures Radar about thinking he's crazy by mentioning that people think ''Series/ILoveLucy'' is real. ''I Love Lucy'' debuted in October 1951; depending on the year the episode is set in, the show wouldn't have been on the air yet or nobody assigned the camp would have seen it yet.
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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: Sidney reassures Radar about thinking he's crazy by mentioning that there are people who think ''Series/ILoveLucy'' is real. ''I Love Lucy'' debuted in October 1951; depending on the year the episode is set in, the show wouldn't have been on the air yet or nobody assigned the camp would have seen it yet.
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* Foreshadowing: Sidney guesses that when Radar goes home, he won't need his teddy bear any longer. Come "[[Recap/MashS8E5GoodByeRadarPt2 Good-Bye Radar Pt 2]]" and he leaves it behind.
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* Foreshadowing: {{Foreshadowing}}: Sidney guesses that when Radar goes home, he won't need his teddy bear any longer. Come "[[Recap/MashS8E5GoodByeRadarPt2 Good-Bye Radar Pt 2]]" and he leaves it behind.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: Sidney is arguably the focus of the episode, much like ''Dear Sigmund''.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: Sidney is arguably the focus of the episode, much like ''Dear Sigmund''."[[Recap/MashS5E7DearSigmund Dear Sigmund]]".
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* Foreshadowing: Sidney guesses that when Radar goes home, he won't need his teddy bear any longer. Come ''[[Recap/MashS8E5GoodByeRadarPt2 Good-Bye Radar Pt 2]]'' and he leaves it behind.
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* Foreshadowing: Sidney guesses that when Radar goes home, he won't need his teddy bear any longer. Come ''[[Recap/MashS8E5GoodByeRadarPt2 "[[Recap/MashS8E5GoodByeRadarPt2 Good-Bye Radar Pt 2]]'' 2]]" and he leaves it behind.
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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: Sidney reassures Radar about thinking he's crazy by mentioning that people think ''Series/ILoveLucy'' is real. ''I Love Lucy'' debuted in October 1951; depending on the year the episode is set in, the show wouldn't have been on the air yet or nobody assigned the camp would have seen it yet.
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* LethalChef: One of the items added to the bonfire? The Army cookbook.
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* BerserkButton: Margaret's accusation against Charles of touching his nose in surgery[[note]]a big no-no if you want to keep your hands sterile[[/note]] is one for both of them.
* GoldDigger: Margaret shows hints of being this:
-->'''Margaret:''' Money is far down on my list, Major. Money comes second, maybe even third. ''{{Beat}}'' Second.
-->'''Margaret:''' Money is far down on my list, Major. Money comes second, maybe even third. ''{{Beat}}'' Second.
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* MoodWhiplash: Dr. Freedman's patient is all goodness and light with the other doctors. When Freedman shows up, however...
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* MoodWhiplash: MoodWhiplash:
** Dr. Freedman's patient is all goodness and light with the other doctors. When Freedman shows up,however...however...
** Margaret's mood changes every time Sidney opens his mouth in response to her rants about Charles.
* NotSoAboveItAll:
** When Potter muses about ordering the camp to square dance as a stress relief, he decides it would be worth having a session with Sidney himself.
** After seeing the bonfire lit, Sidney strips off his uniform and adds it to the flames. Father Mulcahy lampshades it a few moments earlier by suggesting he have a taste of his own medicine.
** Dr. Freedman's patient is all goodness and light with the other doctors. When Freedman shows up,
** Margaret's mood changes every time Sidney opens his mouth in response to her rants about Charles.
* NotSoAboveItAll:
** When Potter muses about ordering the camp to square dance as a stress relief, he decides it would be worth having a session with Sidney himself.
** After seeing the bonfire lit, Sidney strips off his uniform and adds it to the flames. Father Mulcahy lampshades it a few moments earlier by suggesting he have a taste of his own medicine.
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-->'''Mulcahy:''' When I lose one, I've lost a soul.
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-->'''Mulcahy:''' When I lose one, I've lost a soul.soul.
* SuspiciouslySpecificDenial: Winchester insists he is stopping by Sidney's tent only to say he isn't stopping by, before going into a rant about Margaret.
* SuspiciouslySpecificDenial: Winchester insists he is stopping by Sidney's tent only to say he isn't stopping by, before going into a rant about Margaret.
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-->'''Sindey:''' See, when Pierce or Hunnicutt lose one he's out of his misery. But when I lose one, I've lost a mind.
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* CompanionCube: Radar's teddy bear having this status makes Radar concerned about his own sanity.
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* ItsAllAboutMe: Any time Sidney makes a remark during their session, Margaret assumes he's suggesting that either she's crazy about Charles or vice-versa.
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* BecomingTheMask: Klinger worries that he's been trying to get a Section 8 by crossdressing for so long that he's actually starting to go crazy.
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* MoodWhiplash: Dr. Freedman's patient is all goodness and light with the other doctors. When Freedman shows up, however...
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* MoodWhiplash: Dr. Freedman's patient is all goodness and light with the other doctors. When Freedman shows up, however...however...
* NotSoDifferent: During Father Mulcahy's visit to Sidney, it becomes clear that their roles in the war are very similar.
-->'''Sindey:''' See, when Pierce or Hunnicutt lose one he's out of his misery. But when I lose one, I've lost a mind.
-->'''Mulcahy:''' When I lose one, I've lost a soul.
* NotSoDifferent: During Father Mulcahy's visit to Sidney, it becomes clear that their roles in the war are very similar.
-->'''Sindey:''' See, when Pierce or Hunnicutt lose one he's out of his misery. But when I lose one, I've lost a mind.
-->'''Mulcahy:''' When I lose one, I've lost a soul.
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* KillItWithFire: What began as a small fire to burn the lice-infested uniforms from Chinese POWs quickly turns into a massive camp-wide bonfire to release frustrations with Army life and the war.
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* KillItWithFire: What began as a small fire to burn the lice-infested uniforms from Chinese POWs [=POWs=] quickly turns into a massive camp-wide bonfire to release frustrations with Army life and the war.
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During a period of high tension between the members of the camp, Dr. Sidney Freedman arrives with a load of wounded. One by one he visits with some of the personnel and lets them vent their frustrations, all the while dealing with the patient he was treating at the front.
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* IHaveThisFriend: Father Mulcahy visits Sidney with this story, claiming his friend is feeling low about his struggles with his work. [[spoiler:Then he reveals that the friend is Sidney himself]].
* KillItWithFire: What began as a small fire to burn the lice-infested uniforms from Chinese POWs quickly turns into a massive camp-wide bonfire to release frustrations with Army life and the war.
* MoodWhiplash: Dr. Freedman's patient is all goodness and light with the other doctors. When Freedman shows up, however...
!!Attention all personnel! Dr. Freedman will now see the following tropes:
* IHaveThisFriend: Father Mulcahy visits Sidney with this story, claiming his friend is feeling low about his struggles with his work. [[spoiler:Then he reveals that the friend is Sidney himself]].
* KillItWithFire: What began as a small fire to burn the lice-infested uniforms from Chinese POWs quickly turns into a massive camp-wide bonfire to release frustrations with Army life and the war.
* MoodWhiplash: Dr. Freedman's patient is all goodness and light with the other doctors. When Freedman shows up, however...
