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There has never been a show quite like Hogan's Heroes. (Well, perhaps F Troop.) The CBS sitcom mined a hard and heavy period of history for its humor, as it chronicled the exploits of a cunning group of Allied soldiers in a Nazi POW camp. The quick wits and charisma of the good guys played by Bob Crane and Richard Dawson, not to mention the brilliant bumbling of Werner Klemperer and John Banner, played a large part in the series' success.
Hogan's Heroes launched in September 1965 and became a top ten show in its first season, running for five more years. Through its six-year life span, the comedy garnered 12 Emmy nominations, winning two for Klemperer's portrayal of Colonel Klink.
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The premise, the scenarios and the cast make it one of the more endlessly fascinating shows of the 1960s, both onscreen and off.
The original script had the show set in an American jail.
Series co-creator Albert S. Ruddy first set Hogan and his heroes in a domestic clink. He rewrote the script upon learning that NBC was developing a show titled Campo 44, which would be set in an Italian WWII prison camp. In an interview that appears on the Hogan's Heroes complete series DVD set, Ruddy claims that it took him just a day to rework the show into its WWII setting. Three years ago, Ruddy and Bernard Fein won the rights to the show back from billionaire basketball owner Mark Cuban.
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Richard Dawson wanted his character to have a Liverpool accent.
The rakish British star originally auditioned for Hogan, but could not pull off a convincing enough American accent. Instead, he was cast as Cpl. Newkirk of the RAF. Dawson at first performed the role with a Liverpudlian accent, but was told by the network that nobody could understand him. Dawson switched to a Cockney dialect. When Beatlemania exploded in the States, Dawson jokingly told his bosses, 'I told you so.'
Stalag 13 initially had an underground steam room.
With its network of tunnels and trap doors, Stalag 13 was certainly far-fetched. At first, it was even more fantastical. The prisoners had an underground steam room. It was removed for being deemed too outlandish.
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The actors playing the four main German roles were Jewish.
Klemperer (Klink), Banner (Schultz), Leon Askin (Burkhalter) and Howard Caine (Hochstetter) were Jewish, and all but the latter had fled the Nazis during WWII. Additionally, Robert Clary, who played the cooking French corporal, LeBeau, had been interned at a concentration camp. Klemperer stated at the time, 'I am an actor. If I can play Richard III, I can play a Nazi.' The actor insisted that Hogan always won out over his captors.
The show used the tagline 'If you liked World War II, you'll love 'Hogan's Heroes'!'
The tagline was sarcastically suggested by comedian and author Stan Freberg in an interview with Bob Crane in The Sunday Times, on September 15, 1965. 'Shall we say, 'If you liked World War II...you'll love Hogan's Heroes?' Freberg dryly asks. 'No, let's not say that, no,' Crane responds. Nevertheless, it became the tagline.
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A 'Hogan's Heroes' album was released featuring cast members singing songs from WWII.
Clary, Dawson and costars Larry Hovis (Carter) and Ivan Dixon (Kinchloe) — pictured on the album cover — used the success of the series to showcase their singing talents. The four sang popular songs of the 1940s on this tie-in album. The liner notes on the back begin, 'Would you believe World War II was funny?'
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The theme song actually had lyrics.
The chirpy instrumental march that opened and closed each episode had secret lyrics. Robert Clary, Richard Dawson, Ivan Dixon and Larry Hovis formed a quartet of singing Heroes for the show's soundtrack.
Heroes, heroes, husky men of war,
Sons of all the heroes of the war before.
We're all heroes up to our ear-o's
You ask the questions
We make suggestions
That's what we're heroes for.
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The Mercedes touring car used on the show was one of three in existence.
General Burkalter, Klink's boss, would wheel up to the camp in the stylish Mercedes-Benz W31. Only 57 of the black and gray convertibles were constructed, and just three remained after the war — one belonged to the Spanish monarchy, another became a fire engine, and the last ended up in Hollywood.
Klink was actually a trained violinist.
A recurring gag on the show was that Klink was a terrible violinist. In real life, Klemperer was quite accomplished on the instrument and the piano, as his father, Otto Klemperer, was one of the key conductors in 20th-century German classical music.
The set was blown up during the making of 'Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS.'
What an ignominious fate. Hogan's Heroes was filmed on Desilu Productions' RKO Forty Acres backlot. In the making of the trashy 1974 exploitation film Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS, the set was destroyed for the final scene. Hogan's producers were okay with it, as it saved the cost of having the set demolished.
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In 1968, many of the principle cast members made a movie together, 'The Wicked Dreams of Paula Schultz.'
Crane, Klemperer, Banner and Askin teamed up for this big-screen rom-com about an East Germany pole vaulter. In his Kill Bill: Volume 2, Quentin Tarantino (undoubtedly a fan of Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS) has Uma Thurman buried alive in a grave marked Paula Schultz.
The show was first aired in Germany in 1992 — and was called 'Barbed Wire and Heels.'
Yes, though it took a quarter century, the show did eventually air auf Deutsch. To make the show go over better, the dialogue was rewritten to make the Nazi characters even more inane. Klink was given an offscreen love interest, Kalinke, who is heard but never seen. The original German title Stacheldraht und Fersengeld (Barbed Wire and Heels) was eventually changed to Ein Käfig voller Helden (A Cage Full of Heroes).
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Created by Albert S. Ruddy, and Bernard Fein, Hogan’s Heroes was a fictitious comedy, which took place during WW2, in a mock Prisoner of War camp known as “Stalag 13”. The TV series ran for a complete 167 episodes, before being canceled in 1972.
Led by Col Robert Hogan, (played by Bob Crane) A select band of prisoners lead an underground operation that is responsible for helping prisoners from other camps escape NAZI Germany, burning bridges, destroying ammunition factories, and even using high-ranking Germans in their schemes. The manage to do this from there underground headquarters, located right in the middle of a POW camp. They manage to do this by using networks of tunnels, radios, counterfeit German money, explosives, and many other tools of trade.
The majority of the time, Hogan’s Heroes is staged at Stalag 13, A fictitious POW camp, but many times , the characters are running around , outside the camp, and even as far as England on special covert missions. Stalag 13 (Presumably , and loosely based on the movie “Stalag 17”) is located somewhere north of the city Hammelburg, in the Bad Kissinger forest.
Stalag 13, is ran by the German Luftwaffe, and commanded by Colonel Willhelm Klink, and his oaf-like Sargent of the Guards, Sgt. Hans Shultz. Somehow, not only does Col. Hogan, and has band of allies “save the day” in every episode, but also somehow manage to manipulate Col. Klink, Sgt. Shultz, and the German high command.
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Theme from Hogan’s Heroes
Heroes, heroes, husky men of war,
Sons of all the heroes, of the war before.
We’re all heroes up to our ear o’s
You ask questions
We make suggestions
That’s what we’re heroes for.
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All good heroes love a good, big fight
Open up the bomb bays and brighten up the night.
We applaud the people who laud us,
You pull the roses,
We punch the noses,
That’s what we’re heroes for.
What’s a hero do?
Well, we’re not gonna tell ya
Cause we wish we knew.
That’s why we heroes are so few.
We’ve got a slogan
From Colonel Hogan
And Colonel Hogan’s a hero too.
Never flinch, boys, never be afraid,
Heroes are not born, boys, heroes are made.
Ask not why, boys, never say die, boys,
Answer the call, remember we’ll all be heroes forever more.
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List of Episodes
Season 1 Episode 1:The Informer
This episode was the pilot, and the only episode to be filmed in Black and White. Lt. Carter, (played by actor Larry Hovis),was brought into the series, as a prisoner that had escaped from another POW camp,and was taken in to Stalag 13, to be processed through the underground, by Col. Hogan and his men. In the mean time, a spy was planted by the Germans, and Col. Hogan and his men decide to show him the whole operation, before turning the tables, and making a fool about of him for reporting their activities to Col. Burkhalter.(In the Next episode, Burkhalter was a General).
Season 1 Episode 2:Hold that tiger
Col Klink inadvertantly gives away information that the Germans are developing a new Tank. Col Hogan an his crew steal a tank, take it back to Stalag 13, dis-assemble it, blueprint it , and send the information back to the Allied forces.
Season 1 Episode 3:Kommandant of the Year
Col Hogan and his crew convince Col Klink that he has achieved a High award , and use this distraction to sabotage a local rocket factory.
Season 1 Episode 4:The Late Inspector General
Col Hogan and his crew are planning to demolish a train packed with ammo, and their plans are disrupted by The Luftwaffe’s Inspector General, who plans on sending Col Klink to Berlin.
Season 1 Episode 5:The Flight of the Valkyrie
This is the first episode that introduces Col Crittendon as the very short lived highest ranking POW at Stalag 13. He was moved from another POW camp by Klink, just to put Hogan in his place. In the mean time, Col Hogan and his men help a Baroness escape NAZI controlled Germany.
Season 1 Episode 6:The Prisoner’s Prisoner
Hogan and his men sabotage a very important ammunitions cache, and they also find out the location of a planned attack from a German general.
Season 1 Episode 7:German Bridge is Falling Down
A british ran bomber raid failed, and
Hogan and his crew paint graffiti on an ammunition shed, only to be ordered to paint over it, giving them access to the ammunition being stored there. They of course, use this ammo to complete the failed mission.
Season 1 Episode 8:Movies Are Your Best Escape
A German General visits Stalag 13, and is carrying a briefcase containing secret information. Hogan plans a gourmet dinner held in Col Klink’s private quarters, and Newkirk, as the waiter, steals the briefcase, and photographs it’s contents.
Season 1 Episode 9:Go Light on the Heavy Water
Hogan’s convinces Col Klink that a secret shipment of heavy water that was intended for nuclear experiments is actually water from the Fountain of Youth. Klink drinks it, thinking he is getting younger, and Hogan and his men successfully foil another nazi plan.
Season 1 Episode 10:Top Hat, White Tie and Bomb Sight
Colonel Klink becomes an unknowing pawn in another on of Hogan’s schemes to make contact with an Allied agent.
Season 1 Episode 11:Happiness Is a Warm Sergeant
Things get out of hand when the prisoners sneak in a Texas Pilot, who was shot down.To get parts for a broken radio, Newkirk fiends a tooth infection, so he will be sent to the dentist in town.He returns to camp with Sgt Shultz, in a wheel barrel, and drunk as a skunk.This almost gets Sgt Shultz sent to the Eastern Front.
Season 1 Episode 12:The Scientist
Corperal LeBeau pretends to be a famous French Scientist, while Hogan and his underground smuggles the the real scientist out of Germany , and into England.
Season 1 Episode 13:Hogan’s Hofbrau
To get the details and location of a nearby German army unit, Hogan leaves camp to meet informants at a local German hofbrau.
Season 1 Episode 14:Oil for the Lamps of Hogan
Hogan and his men convince Klink that Stalag 13 is sitting over a large ammount of petrolium, to avoid the stalag from being closed, and used for other purposes.
Season 1 Episode 15:Reservations Are Required
The Hogan’s Heroes crew are faced with an unexpected visit from 20 escapees from another camp, and have to deal with an “over anxious to escape” prisoner who disobeys the orders of Col. Hogan.
Season 1 Episode 16:Anchors Aweigh, Men of Stalag 13
Hogan convinces Col. Klink that he needs an officers club. His men build the officers club, in , not only the shape of the boat, but a real functioning boat. He then gets one of his men to convince Col Klink to have it removed before General Burkhalter sees it, so they can use it in a scheme to get a British officer, and a gunsite to England.
Season 1 Episode 17:Happy Birthday, Adolf
Hogan and his crew sabotage a gun emplacement site, so the Allies can attack on Hitler’s birthday.
Season 1 Episode 18:The Gold Rush
When they hear that gold had been stolen from France, Col. Hogan convinces Klink to have the Germans store the gold at Stalag 13. Hogan and his crew then exchange the gold bricks with painted clay bricks, and use the painted gold bricks to make a staircase in front of Col. Klinks quarters.
Season 1 Episode 19:Hello, Zollie
Hogan detains a German general at Stalag 13 for overnight, long enough to allow the Allies to amass troops. The Plot thickens when a Gestapo officer comes poking his nose into Klink’s perfect record.
Season 1 Episode 20:It Takes a Thief… Sometimes
A group of fake underground operatives that Hogan’s crew team up with is turn out to be a group led by a Gestapo captain and his Honeypot scheme. Col hogan reverses the charges by having the captain unwittingly pick up a phone that is wired to blow up a train.
Season 1 Episode 21:The Great Impersonation
Col Hogan blackmails Sgt Schultz into portraying Col Klink, so that three of his men that were captured by the Gestapo would be released.
Season 1 Episode 22:The Pizza Parlor
Col. Hogan and his men woo an Italian officer (who was defecting) by cooking pizza, and convince him to take pictures of top secret german military munition.
Season 1 Episode 23:The 43rd, a Moving Story
Col Hogan got an order from London to take out the 43rd Moblie Anti-Aircraft battery using explosives smuggled in.
Season 1 Episode 24:How to Cook a German Goose by Radar
An American corporal, with a bad attitude, tells Hogan he is a general in disguise with a mission to bomb a rocket plant.(Correction comming soon).
Season 1 Episode 25:Psychic Kommandant
Hogan and his men convince Ciol Klink that he has ESP in order to steal the plans to a new type of airplane that has a stealth engine.
Season 1 Episode 26:The Prince from the Phone Company
Hogan’s Heroes Season 2
- Hogan Gives a Birthday Party
- The Schultz Brigade
- Diamonds in the Rough
- Operation Briefcase
- The Battle of Stalag 13
- The Rise and Fall of Sergeant Schultz
- Hogan Springs
- A Klink, A Bomb and a Short Fuse
- Tanks for the Memory
- A Tiger Hunt in Paris, Part 1
- A Tiger Hunt in Paris, Part 2
- Will the Real Adolf Please Stand Up?
- Don’t Forget to Write
- Klink’s Rocket
- Information Please
- Art for Hogan’s Sake
- The General Swap
- The Great Brinksmeyer Robbery
- Praise the Führer and Pass the Ammunition
- Hogan and the Lady Doctor
- The Swing Shift
- Heil Klink
- Everyone Has a Brother-in-Law
- Killer Klink
- Reverend Kommandant Klink
- The Most Escape-Proof Camp I’ve Ever Escaped From
- The Tower
- Colonel Klink’s Secret Weapon
- Top Secret Top Coat
- The Reluctant Target
- The Crittendon Plan
- Some of Their Planes Are Missing
- D-Day at Stalag 13
- Sergeant Schultz Meets Mata Hari
- Funny Thing Happened on the Way to London
- Casanova Klink
- How to Win Friends and Influence Nazis
- Nights in Shining Armor
- Hot Money
- One in Every Crowd
- Is General Hammerschlag Burning?
- A Russian Is Coming
- An Evening of Generals
- Everybody Loves a Snowman
- The Hostage
- Carter Turns Traitor
- Two Nazis for the Price of One
- Is There a Doctor in the House?
- Hogan, Go Home
- Sticky Wicket Newkirk
- War Takes a Holiday
- Duel of Honor
- Axis Annie
- What Time Does the Balloon Go Up?
- LeBeau and the Little Old Lady
- How to Escape from a Prison Camp Without Even Trying
- The Collector General
- The Ultimate Weapon
- Monkey Business
- Drums Along the Dusseldorf
- Clearance Sale at the Black Market
- Klink vs. The Gonculator
- How to Catch a Papa Bear
- Hogan’s Trucking Service … We Deliver the Factory to You
- To the Gestapo with Love
- Man’s Best Friend Is Not His Dog
- Never Play Cards With Strangers
- Color the Luftwaffe Red
- Guess Who Came To Dinner
- No Names Please
- Bad Day in Berlin
- Will the Blue Baron Strike Again?
- Will the Real Colonel Klink Please Stand Up Against the Wall?
- Man in a Box
- The Missing Klink
- Who Stole My Copy of Mein Kampf?
- Operation Hannibal
- My Favorite Prisoner
- Watch the Trains Go By