Things don't know unnoticed when Hawkeye operates near the Doctor's two hearts.

A post-Winter Soldier family reunion. -a rumpy only story-

When members of the former 4077th MASH in the late 50's begin time-swapping with members of the senior staff of DS9, only the Padre can make things right, with the aid of some mysterious beings who talk oddly and look like his friends from the 4077th.

The Virals are on the trail of another ancient cold case - a string of murders that took place during and after the Korean War. They soon realize they're being followed, and things get weird when a twist of fate results in Ella finding herself -literally- in the wrong place at the wrong time. Will the Virals solve the mystery? And will Ella ever get home? Eventual Hila and Hawpper.

Young Severus brews a potion that will allow him to travel back in time. Gosh, what could possibly go wrong?

Sam Beckett has leapt into Major "Hot Lip" Houlihan and "Radar" can see him. With Ziggy unable to figure out what Sam was supposed to fix, Al fears Sam will trapped in the past. This is a X over with MASH and Quantum Leap.

ATTENTION!, ATTENTION! The following personnel are temporarily assigned to the 4077th M*A*S*H*: War Correspondent John-Boy Walton; Chopper Pilot Warrant Officer Jim-Bob Walton; Red Cross Volunteer Elizabeth Walton; Band Sergeant Jason Walton; and Veterinarian Major 'Jonesy' Jones. Read about the adventures of the Waltons clan in Fall 1952 Korea told from John Boy's point of view.

Or, how Frank got his nickname. Moody goes to the 4077th and Frank gets on his nerves. Based off the episode 'Margaret's Engagement'. I do not own anything.

In Toledo, a young man watches people return home from World War II.

Inspired by Louisa May Alcott's "Little Women." BJ, Hawkeye, Radar, and Klinger make their way through the ups and downs of an eventful year at the 4077th. The gang gets into all sorts of "scrapes," makes mischief, deals with minor mishaps and greater tragedies, and prays for peace, all the while bonding together as a band of brothers whose love for each other will outlast any war.

Frustrated by the Scoobies cutting him out of the slaying, Xander seeks counsel from his CYO coach, Father Francis Mulcahy. First in the *May God Have Mercy* Series.

It was in that moment that I swore an oath. An oath that I would have sworn on a Bible wrapped in an American flag if one had been available. I swore to my country and to my God that I would escape Stalag Thirteen and report the treason of Colonel Robert E. Hogan or my name was not Samuel Flagg.

When Murdock's new doctor decides to object to Murdock's temporary removal from the hospital, he ends up being dragged along for the ride. The team could use a shrink though, especially the way this mission was going.

Henry Reagan fought in Korea. WHAT IF... he was wounded and taken to the 4077th MASH unit for treatment. Unknowingly the lives of the Reagans and the 4077th medical staff become interlinked and their paths cross during a crisis

A new doctor comes to join the 4077, captain John Watson. It isn't until a spy with an injured leg comes in that John begins to loosen up and make friends at the M*A*S*H unit. It shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone that soon John Watson, Hawkeye Pierce, and the famous spy Sherlock Holmes get a long very well. (Title from my favorite quote of Hawkeye's)

So the three major characters (Astrid, Hiccup, and Toothless) as well as my OC Anju are in Korea on Anju's pilgrimage to her home in Tenjo (The Heavenly Palace in the Sky) and Astrid gets hurt. Who better to help her than the boys at M.A.S.H 4077 (and yes because of a spell the guys from httyd are immortal now)

This is just a humorous M*A*S*H/Brady Bunch crossover. M*A*S*H was developed by Larry Gelbart, and is the property of 20th Century Fox Television. The Brady Bunch was created by Sherwood Schwartz, and is the property of Paramount Television.

Father Mulcahy has a problem and Major Sherlock Holmes is bored. It's a match made in heaven, and although Captain John Watson and Corporal Radar O'Reilly will be put through hell, in the end, it's all in a good cause. Inspired by "Solo for Two" by fawsley over at AO3 and "In the Fiddler's House" with Itzhak Perlman originally on PBS.

Sam is hospitalized at Boston Mercy when he encounters two very unusual doctors. Who will give him the care he needs...the stuffed shirt Dr. Winchester or his newfound partner in crime, Dr. McIntyre?

Facing the prospect of a long day in the OR, Captain John Watson decides to try a colleague's method for handling stress. The Red Pants Monday genre meets a promotional clip my oldies TV station was showing for MASH.

The 4077 MASH had regretted losing Dr. John Watson when he returned to his old unit. They regret his return as a patient even more.

Charles Emerson Winchester the III is bemoaning his family's downfall.

Sam Beckett has his hands full when he leaps into an Army Surgeon during the Korean War.

Dr. John Watson's birthday had apparently passed by unnoticed when the 4077 MASH was innundated with casualties. Not a matter of consequence in the grand scheme of things, unless one is far from home and feeling very much alone.

Major Sherlock Holmes finally pays a visit to his friend, Captain John Watson, at the 4077 MASH. He's intrigued by what he's heard of Watson's new colleagues and wants to meet them. This could be so not good, especially when the first person to cross his path is Corporal Klinger.