M*A*S*H 2x09 - Dear Dad... Three
Dear Dad, the war goes on and on and on. Our biggest enemy is boredom. We don't know what to do with ourselves.

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M*A*S*H 2x09 - Dear Dad... Three
Dear Dad, the war goes on and on and on. Our biggest enemy is boredom. We don't know what to do with ourselves.
M*A*S*H 2X07 - L.I.P.
Leave it to the army to remind us nobody's human.
M*A*S*H 2x06 - Kim
Up until now, I felt my being here was senseless. For the first time, I think I have a real reason for being here.
M*A*S*H 2x04 - For the Good of the Outfit
Whatever happened to personal liberty around here?
M*A*S*H 2x03 — Radar’s Report
“Well, every week can't be exciting.” “No, sir.”
M*A*S*H 2x01 — Divided We Stand
In my short stay here, I have seen textbook examples of neuroses, psychoses. I have seen voyeurism, fetishism, and a few "isms" never even heard of. And let me tell you this, General: These impossible people are in an impossible place doing totally impossible work. They're mad, quite mad, all of them. And the only act I can think of that would be madder still would be breaking them up.
M*A*S*H 1x23 — Ceasefire
“Trapper, it's over! No more meatball surgery! No more putting guys together again so they can be killed at a more convenient time. No more living in Shangri-La, buttering our bread every morning with D.D.T. Powder. It's finished! This whole damn, cursed war is over!”
M*A*S*H 1x21 — Sticky Wicket
“I'm leaving. But not before I tell you to give up the luxury of trying to be Dr. Perfect in this G.I. Butcher shop. You know, you can save that luxury for when you go back home to your private practice where you can pick the kind of patients that won't go sour on you.”