He came up with some classics. Besides the cross-dressing and the fake letters from home, Klinger tried outright desertion several times.

What episode was it where he flew away on the glider and was almost successful? I know it was from the Blake era (first three seasons).

One of my favorites, "The Trial of Henry Blake." It's from season two.
~Jillian :)

Klinger's glider escape certainly was one of the most surreal moments from the show. I doubt they would have tried such a crazy gag during the later seasons.
Still, it's a damn funny bit.

That's the best! :lol:

Trapper: "Hawkeye, did you see that?"
Hawkeye: "What did you see?"
Trapper: "A big red bird with fuzzy pink feet."

That's the best! :lol:

Trapper: "Hawkeye, did you see that?"
Hawkeye: "What did you see?"
Trapper: "A big red bird with fuzzy pink feet."

:lol:

Gen. Mitchell - Colonel, what did you think about Klinger's attempt to desert the United States Army?
Henry - Well, frankly sir I think he might have made it if he had a better tailwind!

What a great episode.

oh yea, that's a HILARIOUS episode!!! :lol:

Nurse: "What is it?"

Hawkeye: "I'm not sure."

Nurse: "What did it look like?"

Hawkeye: "A big red bird, with fuzzy pink feet."

Trapper (walking up): "Hey Hawk, did you see that?"

Hawkeye: "What did you see?"

Trapper: "A big red bird, with fuzzy pink feet."

Hawkeye (turning to nurse) "See, I told you!" :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

One of my favourites of the Henry Blake era! :lol:

I loved how he had his feet "peddling", with the black hairy legs against the bright pink slippers, as he slowly glided along.....

One of my favorites, "The Trial of Henry Blake." It's from season two.
~Jillian :)
no, it's from season 3 (which I gave to my PRETTY girlfreind for Xmas! :) )

i also like when he had that imaginary camal and he took it into the mess tent. :rofl:

i also like when he had that imaginary camal and he took it into the mess tent. :rofl:


Habibi! I love that episode!

Lolac
:lol:

I thought it was funny when margaret walked past klinger and klinger acted like shed walked into the camel.