| 1 | The original ''TV Guide'' description of this episode began with "Cupid's arrows misfire". Charles is inexplicably attracted to a South Korean working girl who is alternately baffled and annoyed by his attempts to instill culture in her. Meanwhile a nurse from the neighboring 8063rd MASH is intrigued by Klinger despite his wardrobe, and BJ and Hawkeye are driving each other nuts with their various eccentricities, compounded by BJ's worry over a patient of his who was in poor condition when he left the 4077th. |
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| 4 | !!Attention all personnel! Charles and Klinger are smitten with the following tropes: |
| 5 | * AboveTheInfluence: Charles seems to be this at first when Sooni offers her services to him. Subverted when it turns out he needs her companionship more than her working skills. |
| 6 | * BornLucky: Margaret is an infallible winner at Bingo, much to everyone else's consternation. |
| 7 | * DrowningMySorrows: Charles and Klinger do this in TheTag and duet on a drunken version of "Stormy Weather." |
| 8 | * LookingForLoveInAllTheWrongPlaces: Charles in particular, as his efforts to get Sooni interested in classical music and literature prove futile. But Klinger also runs afoul of this when he realizes Debbie just sees him as an amusing distraction rather than a potential life partner. |
| 9 | * {{Tsundere}}: Debbie gives off a mild version of this. After the first conversation she has with Klinger, she says "I think I'm in love." But when Klinger makes it clear he's serious about her, she cools to him. |
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