Of course, there is going to be a problem when Frank and Margaret must give up their command (actually, Frank's command, but you know....). Sherman Potter, regular Army, but a skilled surgeon, comes to run the camp. There is worry on all sides. Frank takes it like a man and throws a temper tantrum and leaves the camp. Radar begins to bond with the Colonel and he proves to be a kind, though tough, man, a veteran of World War 1. It's one of those things where you know and respect someone when you actually see them work. B. J. is settling in, perhaps a little faster than seems realistic, but then the series has to get on with business. Frank is back in the swamp which is not good for him or his bunkies. So this establishes the series the rest of the way (except, of course, for Charles Emerson Winchester). Good foundation episode.
