@Jacqueline Davis it was years ago, sorry. I wish I could find it again.

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Hogan plays Klink like a fiddle much better than Klink plays the violin.

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My favorite parts are anything involving Shultz

Me too, but love it even more when Hogan plays Hochstetter the fool

That's pretty cool.

Lol that would knock him off his feet if he opened up with that

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Then not long after that gets drafted in the Korean war.

*"the WHAT is WHAT?!"*

Keep America Great

TRUMP 2020 go to hell stupid prick ! Can't you enjoy something genius without involving politics and specially this clown president of yours ?

Hey 3:35

Mostly it was Klink and Schultz. Hogan even said that if they lost Klink, their operation would fold. (can't remember what episode)

U.V. S. it’s a comedy so real life doesn’t matter

It did happen in real life. Didn't you see Col. Klink at the Trump Impeachment hearing?

@@fffreddie One of the "key" witnesses, I believe.

U.V. S. Who watches this for reality?

I seem to remember the earlier seasons were more realistic, which is probably why I prefer them. I liked the tension. Then again, the show was never very serious.

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@meaturama New York ??

It's just TV entertainment.

It’s a satire which can be held as accurate and true for Germans serving the Reich. The famous Stalag 17 jailbreak, made into a movie, was possible because prisoners were able to time the guards. They moved about the camp, heading for the escape tunnel at timed intervals when guards disappeared as they turn corners. Unfortunately an air raid, blew the timetable and lit the camp. Otherwise, they would have made a perfect escape. Another case of German incompetence is tied to Adolf Hitler’s death. He was suppose to be burned to a crisp after his death. But Third Reich twits only acquired the exact amount of gasoline. For two weeks, it had not rained so when Hitler’s corpse was drown in gasoline, most of it was absorbed by the ground. Hitler could not be burned properly. He was recognizable & identifiable by teeth work mostly. So Hitler’s plan to be a feared ghost, a man who possibly escaped, evaporated. Nazis’ belief in their own infallibility, in lack of error, belief in their perfection, ensured this little trick did not happen. Hitler was easily identified. Same is true when it comes to Resistance and partisan sabotage, one could always predict where and what they were doing. Lack of flexibility made them entirely predictable and, in some cases, easily defeatable. Hogan’s Heroes has a certain reality. Even episodes where they imitated Adolf ring true. It makes sense, they never check. They’re Nazis and believe they’re perfect.