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EP1 - Game of Hearts (1)
October. 06,1985
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EP2 - Game of Hearts (2)
October. 13,1985
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EP3 - Hot Shot
October. 20,1985
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EP4 - Just Around the Corner
October. 27,1985
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EP5 - Friends and Lovers
November. 03,1985
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EP6 - The Wonderkind
November. 10,1985
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EP7 - A Wheel Within a Wheel
December. 01,1985
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EP8 - The Second Best Man
December. 15,1985
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EP9 - Billboard Barney
December. 29,1985
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EP10 - Going, Going, Gonzo
January. 05,1986
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EP11 - Heart and Seoul
January. 28,1986
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EP12 - Life, Death and Dr. Christmas
February. 18,1986
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EP13 - Judgment Day
March. 04,1986
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EP14 - Fall of the Wild
March. 11,1986
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EP15 - The Curmudgeon
March. 18,1986
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EP16 - Self-Diagnosis
August. 14,1986
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EP17 - Research and Destroy
August. 21,1986
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EP18 - Strange Bedfellows
August. 28,1986
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EP19 - The Elusive Butterfly
September. 04,1986
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Trapper John, M.D. is an American television medical drama and spin-off of the film MASH, concerning a lovable doctor who became a mentor and father figure in San Francisco, California. The show ran on CBS from September 23, 1979, to September 4, 1986.
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