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China Beach S2E11 — Where the Boys Are

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China Beach•Season 2•Episode 11

Where the Boys Are

8.2/10 · 58 votesMar 8, 1989

Ranked #10 of 17 in Season 2•−0.1 vs season avg

As McMurphy's enforced R&R continues with the help of an 18-year-old medic, Boonie tries to recreate a combination spring beach frolic and senior prom. KC warns Boonie that Wayloo Marie has learned part of his story. A chopper pilot shows Frankie that joys of flying.

Directed byMichael Ray Rhodes

Written byAlan Brennert

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Season 2 Episodes17

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Cast10

Dana Delany

Dana Delany

Colleen McMurphy

Marg Helgenberger

Marg Helgenberger

KC Koloski

Michael Boatman

Michael Boatman

Samuel Beckett

Nancy Giles

Nancy Giles

Frankie Bunsen

Jeff Kober

Jeff Kober

Dodger Winslow

Robert Picardo

Robert Picardo

Dick Richard

Concetta Tomei

Concetta Tomei

Lila Garreau

Brian Wimmer

Brian Wimmer

Boonie Lanier

Megan Gallagher

Megan Gallagher

Wayloo Marie Holmes

Nan Woods

Nan Woods

Cherry White

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Alan Brennert

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Michael Ray Rhodes

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Episode Summary

"Where the Boys Are" is episode 11 of China Beach season 2. It scored 8.2/10 from 58 votes, ranking #10 of 17 episodes this season (season average 8.3). Directed by Michael Ray Rhodes and written by Alan Brennert, it aired on March 8, 1989.

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