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* WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue: The epilogue's epilogue mentions that further research conducted after the Korean War concluded that the enzyme deficiency which caused susceptibility to anemia was present not only in blacks, but in Caucasians of Mediterranean descent if they were administrated primaquine.
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* {{Misblamed}}: When a shipment of primaquine (the post-exposure treatment for malaria) shows up at the 4077th despite Klinger supposedly ordering chloroquine (the pre-exposure drug they actually needed), the doctors initially assumed Klinger screwed up the paperwork. A note included with the shipment shows he ''did'' order the right stuff, but the depot was out, so the primaquine instead.
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* {{Misblamed}}: When a shipment of primaquine (the post-exposure treatment for malaria) shows up at the 4077th despite Klinger supposedly ordering chloroquine (the pre-exposure drug they actually needed), the doctors initially assumed Klinger screwed up the paperwork. A note included with the shipment shows he ''did'' order the right stuff, but the depot was out, so the primaquine was sent instead.
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* Misblamed: When a shipment of primaquine (the post-exposure treatment for malaria) shows up at the 4077th despite Klinger supposedly ordering chloroquine (the pre-exposure drug they actually needed), the doctors initially assumed Klinger screwed up the paperwork. A note included with the shipment shows he ''did'' order the right stuff, but the depot was out, so the primaquine instead.
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* Misblamed: {{Misblamed}}: When a shipment of primaquine (the post-exposure treatment for malaria) shows up at the 4077th despite Klinger supposedly ordering chloroquine (the pre-exposure drug they actually needed), the doctors initially assumed Klinger screwed up the paperwork. A note included with the shipment shows he ''did'' order the right stuff, but the depot was out, so the primaquine instead.
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* Misblamed: When a shipment of primaquine (the post-exposure treatment for malaria) shows up at the 4077th despite Klinger supposedly ordering chloroquine (the pre-exposure drug they actually needed), the doctors initially assumed Klinger screwed up the paperwork. A note included with the shipment shows he ''did'' order the right stuff, but the depot was out, so the primaquine instead.
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* EasilyForgiven: After a quick WhatTheHellHero directed at the doctors, Klinger moves on from blaming them for not believing him.
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* CryingWolf: The staff are too used to Klinger's Section Eight schemes to take his complaints of illness seriously.
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* CryingWolf: The staff are too used to Klinger's Section Eight schemes to take his complaints of illness seriously. Specifically, he has often 'suddenly developed' a random condition after hearing the doctors discuss it, i.e. Winchester's fainting nephew.
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* ADayInTheSpotlight: Roy Goldman, an often seen background corpsman/M.P./whatever role is needed that week plays an important role in figuring out the issue, as he and Klinger (the only two personnel of Middle Eastern descent) are the only people being effected by the new malaria medicine.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: While eventually proven wrong, it's not entirely unfair of the medical staff to assume that Klinger might pull something to avoid doing office paperwork. It's only when his symptoms begin interfering with his duties in the O.R. that they realize he's telling the truth.
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* HairTriggerTemper: Potter's temper has caused his blood pressure, leading everyone to try keeping him calm. When he finally has enough of it, he ''explodes'', telling them to back off. Turns out afterwards, he feels a lot better.
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* HairTriggerTemper: Potter's temper has caused his blood pressure, pressure to rise to dangerous levels, leading everyone to try keeping him calm. When he finally has enough of it, he ''explodes'', telling them to back off. Turns out afterwards, he feels a lot better.
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* HairTriggerTemper: Potter's temper has caused his blood pressure, leading everyone to try keeping him calm. When he finally has enough of it, he ''explodes'', telling them to back off. Turns out afterwards, he feels a lot better.
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--->'''Klinger:''' Sure, you believe [Goldman]. I've got the same symptoms, and I'm a goldbrick.\\
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* ExplainExplainOhCrap: When Klinger claims to be tired when he's supposed to be working, Hawkeye and Margaret think [[PlayingSick he's just faking it]] because he's upset his weekend pass to Tokyo was cancelled. Later on, when Goldman says he's tired, a conversation between Margaret and Klinger makes her realize that Klinger isn't faking it and they could be faced with an epidemic:
--->'''Klinger:''' Sure, you believe [Goldman]. I've got the same symptoms, and I'm a goldbrick.\\
'''Margaret:''' It's not the same. His back hurts, and he's tired and...''(Stops as she realizes those '''are''' the same symptoms Klinger claimed he had)''\\
'''Klinger:''' Uh-huh. It ''is'' the same, only I had it first.
--->'''Klinger:''' Sure, you believe [Goldman]. I've got the same symptoms, and I'm a goldbrick.\\
'''Margaret:''' It's not the same. His back hurts, and he's tired and...''(Stops as she realizes those '''are''' the same symptoms Klinger claimed he had)''\\
'''Klinger:''' Uh-huh. It ''is'' the same, only I had it first.
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* WhatTheHellHero: When Margaret accuses Klinger of goldbricking, he lets her have it. Yes, he's pulled a lot of scams during his time in the Army to try and get out of it, but he has ''never'' let those scams get in the way of doing his job (people would ''die'' if he did). This is no scam, there is something wrong with him. When the other doctors admit Klinger is right and he is having an adverse reaction to a malaria vaccine, Klinger gives them all one for not even entertaining the idea there might be something legitimately wrong with him.
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* WhatTheHellHero: When Margaret accuses Klinger of goldbricking, he lets her have it. Yes, he's pulled a lot of scams during his time in the Army to try and get out of it, [[EveryoneHasStandards but he has ''never'' has]] ''[[EveryoneHasStandards never]]'' [[EveryoneHasStandards let those scams get in the way of doing his job job]] (people would ''die'' if he did). This is no scam, there is something wrong with him. When the other doctors admit Klinger is right and he is having an adverse reaction to a malaria vaccine, Klinger gives them all one for not even entertaining the idea there might be something legitimately wrong with him.
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* CryWolf: The staff are too used to Klinger's Section Eight schemes to take his complaints of illness seriously.
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* CryWolf: CryingWolf: The staff are too used to Klinger's Section Eight schemes to take his complaints of illness seriously.
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* CryWolf: The staff are too used to Klinger's Section Eight schemes to take his complaints of illness seriously.
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* NoSympathy: Everyone dismisses Klinger's comments that he's feeling tired and his back aches, believing he's faking it due to his pass being cancelled, even calling him a goldbrick. They change their tunes when they realize that [[MyGodYouAreSerious he isn't faking it]].
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* NoSympathy: Everyone dismisses Klinger's comments that he's feeling tired and his back aches, believing he's faking it due to his pass being cancelled, even calling him a goldbrick. They change their tunes when they realize that [[MyGodYouAreSerious he isn't faking it]].it]].
* WhatTheHellHero: When Margaret accuses Klinger of goldbricking, he lets her have it. Yes, he's pulled a lot of scams during his time in the Army to try and get out of it, but he has ''never'' let those scams get in the way of doing his job (people would ''die'' if he did). This is no scam, there is something wrong with him. When the other doctors admit Klinger is right and he is having an adverse reaction to a malaria vaccine, Klinger gives them all one for not even entertaining the idea there might be something legitimately wrong with him.
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* WhatTheHellHero: When Margaret accuses Klinger of goldbricking, he lets her have it. Yes, he's pulled a lot of scams during his time in the Army to try and get out of it, but he has ''never'' let those scams get in the way of doing his job (people would ''die'' if he did). This is no scam, there is something wrong with him. When the other doctors admit Klinger is right and he is having an adverse reaction to a malaria vaccine, Klinger gives them all one for not even entertaining the idea there might be something legitimately wrong with him.
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General Potter has been diagnosed with high blood pressure, so the 4077th has to do everything they can to keep him calm.
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* HeelRealization: Hawkeye and Margerie feel bad about the way they treat Klinger when they realize that he was telling the truth about his ailments.
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* HeelRealization: Hawkeye and Margerie feel bad about the way they treat treated Klinger when they realize that he was telling the truth about his ailments.
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General Potter has been diagnosed with high blood pressure, so the 4077th has to do everything they can to keep him calm.
At the same time, Klinger, whose pass to Tokyo was cancelled, is complaining about tiredness and pain, but everyone writes it off as him trying to look for sympathy. However, when another corporal mentions the same thing, they realize that Klinger may not be faking and that they have a potential crisis on their hands...
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* HeelRealization: Hawkeye and Margerie feel bad about the way they treat Klinger when they realize that he was telling the truth about his ailments.
* NoSympathy: Everyone dismisses Klinger's comments that he's feeling tired and his back aches, believing he's faking it due to his pass being cancelled, even calling him a goldbrick. They change their tunes when they realize that [[MyGodYouAreSerious he isn't faking it]].
At the same time, Klinger, whose pass to Tokyo was cancelled, is complaining about tiredness and pain, but everyone writes it off as him trying to look for sympathy. However, when another corporal mentions the same thing, they realize that Klinger may not be faking and that they have a potential crisis on their hands...
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* HeelRealization: Hawkeye and Margerie feel bad about the way they treat Klinger when they realize that he was telling the truth about his ailments.
* NoSympathy: Everyone dismisses Klinger's comments that he's feeling tired and his back aches, believing he's faking it due to his pass being cancelled, even calling him a goldbrick. They change their tunes when they realize that [[MyGodYouAreSerious he isn't faking it]].
