Hogan's Heroes
*Hogan's Heroes* is an American television sitcom that aired 168 episodes from September 17, 1965, to July 4, 1971, on the CBS network. Set in a German prisoner of war camp during World War II, the series features Bob Crane as Colonel Robert E. Hogan, who leads an international team of Allied prisoners in a covert Special Operations group from within the camp. Werner Klemperer portrays Colonel Wilhelm Klink, the camp's commandant, and John Banner plays Hans Schultz, the inept sergeant-of-the-guard. The series was popular during its six-season run. In 2013, creators Bernard Fein, through his estate, and Albert S. Ruddy acquired the sequel and other separate rights to *Hogan's Heroes* from Mark Cuban through arbitration, and a movie based on the show has been planned.
Seasons & Episodes
- 1.01The InformerSep 17, 1965Rate

Colonel Robert Hogan and his team of American prisoners at the German Stalag 13 camp operate a covert resistance network, but their efforts are complicated by the presence of an unknown German spy within their ranks.
- 1.02Hold that TigerSep 24, 1965Rate

Colonel Hogan hatches a scheme to steal a German Tiger Tank, disassemble it, send its blueprints to the Allies, and then reassemble it while evading Colonel Klink's suspicions.
- 1.03Kommandant of the YearOct 1, 1965Rate

An experimental German rocket bomb is secretly stored at Stalag 13, prompting an Allied scientist to infiltrate the camp to gather intelligence and sabotage the weapon. Hogan devises a plan to divert attention by organizing a fake "Kommandant of the Year" ceremony, exploiting Colonel Klink's desire for recognition.
- 1.04The Late Inspector GeneralOct 9, 1965Rate

Hogan and his men try to save Colonel Klink from being sent to the Russian front by portraying him as a strict and unfeeling leader during an inspection by a visiting Inspector General. However, their scheme unintentionally leads to Klink being rewarded with a promotion to a position in Berlin.
- 1.05The Flight of the ValkyrieOct 15, 1965Rate

Hogan devises a plan to assist a German baroness in escaping to London, but his efforts are complicated by the arrival of Colonel Crittendon, a POW whose numerous and clumsy escape attempts disrupt Hogan's operations.
- 1.06The Prisoner's PrisonerOct 22, 1965Rate

Hogan and Carter capture a German general during a sabotage mission and bring him back to Stalag 13. They devise a plan to exploit his confusion and extract information about his troops' upcoming attack.
- 1.07German Bridge is Falling DownOct 29, 1965Rate

Hogan and his team repeatedly try to demolish a key German bridge but face setbacks until they devise a plan to use captured Nazi ammunition to complete the mission.
- 1.08Movies Are Your Best EscapeNov 5, 1965Rate

Hogan becomes intrigued by a mysterious briefcase chained to the wrist of a visiting German general and devises a plan to photograph its contents and smuggle the evidence out of Stalag 13.
- 1.09Go Light on the Heavy WaterNov 12, 1965Rate

Hogan and his team investigate a suspiciously guarded "water" truck that arrives at the camp, seeking to uncover what it truly contains.
- 1.10Top Hat, White Tie and Bomb SightNov 19, 1965Rate

Hogan arranges a secret meeting in a nearby village to deliver crucial information to an underground contact.
- 1.11Happiness is a Warm SergeantNov 26, 1965Rate

Sergeant Schultz, while taking Newkirk to the dentist, becomes intoxicated and is replaced by a strict, uncompromising guard. Hogan and his team work urgently to restore the more manageable Schultz to his position.
- 1.12The ScientistDec 3, 1965Rate

LeBeau helps a French scientist and his daughter escape from German custody, successfully getting them out of Germany. The prisoners at Stalag 13 then face the challenge of finding a suitable substitute scientist to present the research.
- 1.13Hogan's HofbrauDec 10, 1965Rate

Colonel Klink faces pressure from two menacing German officers demanding financial support for a fraudulent cause, and Hogan and his team must quickly devise a plan to raise and deliver the money before it's too late.
- 1.14Oil for the Lamps of HoganDec 17, 1965Rate

Hogan and his men face a new threat when the Germans plan to construct a synthetic fuel plant at Stalag 13, jeopardizing their covert operations. To stop the project, Hogan tries to persuade Colonel Klink that there is a valuable oil reserve beneath the camp.
- 1.15Reservations are RequiredDec 24, 1965Rate

Hogan and his team must urgently find uniforms and forged papers for two escapees when 20 unexpected men arrive at Stalag 13 at the agreed time. With German guards now stationed near the end of the secret escape tunnel, the challenge becomes how to extract all the men safely.
- 1.16Anchors Aweigh, Men of Stalag 13Dec 31, 1965Rate

Hogan and his team must find a seaworthy vessel to replace a canceled submarine rendezvous for retrieving a captured POW who possesses a prototype of a new German weapon.
- 1.17Happy Birthday, AdolfJan 7, 1966Rate

Hogan and his crew discover that Allied bombers planning to attack a German beach on Hitler's birthday will be vulnerable to a hidden gun emplacement at the site. They must find a way to neutralize the guns to ensure the mission's success.
- 1.18The Gold RushJan 14, 1966Rate

A newly arrived prisoner claims that a shipment of gold, stolen from the Bank of France by the Germans during the war, is hidden in a local bank.
- 1.19Hello, ZolleJan 21, 1966Rate

Hogan reports to London the arrival of a high-ranking German general at Stalag 13 and is ordered to keep the general at the camp for 24 hours to facilitate an Allied raid on his forces.
- 1.20It Takes a Thief... SometimesJan 28, 1966Rate

Hogan eagerly collaborates with a covert unit planning to sabotage a railway tunnel, not realizing the group is composed of Gestapo agents pretending to be resistance fighters.
- 1.21The Great ImpersonationFeb 4, 1966Rate

LeBeau, Newkirk, and Carter are captured by the Gestapo during a sabotage operation, forcing Hogan to persuade the gullible Sergeant Schultz to impersonate the strict Colonel Klink in order to secure their release.
- 1.22The Pizza ParlorFeb 11, 1966Rate

An Italian prisoner of war assigned to train at Stalag 13 becomes a target for Hogan and his team, who attempt to recruit him to aid the Allied cause.
- 1.23The 43rd, a Moving StoryFeb 25, 1966Rate

Hogan devises a plan to eliminate a mobile Nazi anti-aircraft unit, but his efforts are complicated by Major Kuehn, a rival officer who is more interested in gaining favor with the higher-ups than in supporting the mission.
- 1.24How to Cook a German Goose by RadarMar 4, 1966Rate

An American corporal's cold demeanor and rude behavior alienate the prisoners at Stalag 13, but his true purpose—seeking their assistance with a sabotage operation—reveals a more complex motive.
- 1.25Psychic KommandantMar 11, 1966Rate

Hogan and his team at Stalag 13 learn of a new German weapon—a silent aircraft—and devise a plan to discredit it.
- 1.26The Prince from the Phone CompanyMar 18, 1966Rate

Kinchloe disguises himself as an African prince, claiming to have been kidnapped by Hogan, in an attempt to extract money from the Germans for a supposed submarine base. The plan becomes complicated with the unexpected arrival of the prince's wife.
- 1.27The Safecracker SuiteMar 25, 1966Rate

Colonel Klink's joyful meeting with a former military comrade takes a sudden turn when the visitor is taken into Gestapo custody, raising concerns about Klink's own potential involvement.
- 1.28I Look Better in Basic BlackApr 1, 1966Rate

The prisoners at Stalag 13 are initially uninterested in digging a tunnel to a nearby barracks, but their plans change when they learn the new arrivals are female prisoners.
- 1.29The AssassinApr 8, 1966Rate

Hogan's crew is assigned to eliminate a key German nuclear scientist, but their mission changes when the scientist approaches them for assistance in escaping the Nazi regime.
- 1.30Cupid Comes to Stalag 13Apr 15, 1966Rate

Colonel Klink faces an embarrassing predicament when General Burkhalter arranges for him to court the general's sister, Gertude. Hogan and the prisoners attempt to intervene, hoping to prevent Klink from becoming a victim of the general's matchmaking efforts.
- 1.31The Flame Grows HigherApr 22, 1966Rate

Hogan, Newkirk, and Lebeau attempt to locate a critical flaw in the camp's underground escape tunnel by staging their own breakout.
- 1.32Request Permission to EscapeApr 29, 1966Rate
Carter, upset over being dumped by his girlfriend, asks for a break to try to win her back. Hogan reluctantly approves, but only if Carter completes a final mission: delivering fake battle plans to the Germans.
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- Won1969Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series — Werner Klemperer
- Won1969Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series — Werner Klemperer
- Won1968Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series — Werner Klemperer
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