Below are what I think represent Mulcahy's ten best episodes from his time on the show. As before, you can click the link to revisit each episode's recap, and then go ahead and vote in the poll in the sidebar!
Father Mulcahy's Greatest Hits:
"Quo Vadis, Captain Chandler?" (Season Four)
"The Interview" (Season Four)
"Exorcism" (Season Five)
"Out of Gas" (Season Seven)
"Dear Sis" (Season Seven)
"Nurse Doctor" (Season Eight)
"Blood Brothers" (Season Nine)
"A Holy Mess" (Season Ten)
"Heroes" (Season Ten)
"Run For the Money" (Season Eleven)
Our results so far:
Hawkeye: "Sometimes You Hear The Bullet" (Season One)
Trapper: "Kim" (Season Two)
Henry: "Abyssinia, Henry" (Season Three)
Margaret: "The Nurses" (Season Five)
Frank: "Margaret's Engagement" (Season Five)
Radar: "Fallen Idol" (Season Six)
Klinger: "Period of Adjustment" (Season Eight)
What, no "Mulcahy's War?" That's OK, I'll vote from the choices given.
ReplyDeleteD'OH! I am really bad at this.
ReplyDeleteMy immediate thought was "Mulcahy's War" - my favorite of his since the night it first aired.
ReplyDeleteWe may need to do another run-off. :(
ReplyDeleteThat's okay, Rob, I'm having enough trouble just picking from these choices. I can't decide between "Dear Sis" and "Holy Mess," two EXCELLENT Mulcahy episodes.
ReplyDeleteHmm, should I pick "Father Mulcahy's War" or "The Interview"? A very tough choice. Wait a minute...
ReplyDeleteThat was easy, Rob. Thanks!
Truth be told, Mulcahy delivers the best line in the entire series in "The Interview," so I probably would have voted for it anyway. "Father Mulcahy's War" is a good star turn for him, though.
Don't feel bad, Rob. It's hard when you have to sift through 251 episodes!
ReplyDelete"Dear Sis" is my fave Mulcahy episode and one of my favorite episodes of the entire series. It's a very sweet and poignant story.
I ended up choosing "Dear Sis" because, while it centers around Father, it is not "about" him the same way "Holy Mess" is. Father Mulcahy was an excellent *supporting* character, and that is why I picked the episode with him interacting with others rather than the one focused on him. :-)
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