M*A*S*H1972

PA System Announcer:
Attention, all personnel, we're patched into Armed Forces Radio for a special broadcast. It sounds big, folks.

Broadcaster from Armed Forces Radio:
This is Robert Pierpoint in Seoul. I've just returned from outside the newly built conference hall in Panmunjon. The hall is a symbol of the renewed hope for peace. It is almost finished, and you can still smell the greenness of the wood. Two years of constant disappoint have made skeptics of us all. However, the word from Panmunjon today is that an armistice agreement may be reached at almost any hour. While one of the bloodiest battles of the war rages on, it seems peace is finally within our grasp.

Sergeant Maxwell Q. Klinger:
[joyfully throwing some papers up in the air "in celebration"] Yee-hee! Woo-hoo!

Broadcaster from Armed Forces Radio:
... translating the truce document which has not yet been completed.

Father Mulcahy:
[trying to listen to the radio broadcast while some other people in the mess tent were conversing] Quiet! Shut your traps!

Broadcaster from Armed Forces Radio:
... But after a week of secret sessions in Panmunjon, the red delegates have finally announced they will discuss preparations for signing the armistice agreement. There is certainly some distance to go in these negotiations, but for the first time in over three years, the end of this bloody road that we've traveled seems only steps away. This is Robert Pierpoint in Seoul.