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[Klinger has delivered letters to all the senior staff as per Col. Potter's order]Hawkeye: "You are invited to my tent tomorrow night at 1900 hours. Cordially, Sherman Potter. PS: That's an order." I don't understand.Margaret: [entering from another room] You won't believe what was left on my door.BJ: The crowd thickens.Hawkeye: Let me guess, does it look like this?Margaret: You got one?BJ: We all did.Mulcahy: [entering from outside] Hello, all. Say, I just received the most peculiar... [they all hold up their own letters] Oh... does anyone know what this means?BJ: I do. We're all invited to Col. Potter's tent for an after-dinner riddle.Hawkeye: Klinger, did he say anything to you what he gave these to you?Klinger: No. Just ordered me to deliver them and made a beeline for his office with that package he got today.Margaret: Package? What was in it?Klinger: I don't know, but he's been antsy about getting it ever since the trip to Tokyo. Came from some lawyers.Hawkeye: Lawyers? Why would he be hearing from lawyers? Divorce?Margaret: That's stupid. Who would divorce that sweet, wonderful man?Hawkeye: Maybe it's a lawsuit.BJ: Tax problem.Charles: Or a will. I don't wish to sound ghoulish and, mind you, I pray I'm assessing the evidence incorrectly, but what if the sick friend with the bad lab report is a ruse and it's Col. Potter who's sick.Margaret: No, don't even think that.Hawkeye: Let's not jump to conclusions.Charles: Agreed, but that would explain the phone call, the trip to Tokyo, his mood and the package from the lawyers.BJ: Yes, it would.Hawkeye: Look, if he's ill, we'll find out soon enough. I'm sure he'll tell us in his own way.Mulcahy: [looks at his letter again] Maybe he is.

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