Hogan's Heroes

Bumbling British Colonel Crittendon again disrupts Hogan's plans to get out an Allied officer who is also named Crittendon.

The Germans have whipped up a plot to send German pilots in RAF fighters to shoot down British bombers.

To help the Allied invasion at Normandy, Hogan convinces the Germans that Klink has been promoted to Chief of Staff.

A Gestapo female operative tries to lure secrets out of Sergeant Schultz.

The Germans plot to send an impostor of a captured English officer to kill Winston Churchill. Hogan plots how to foil the plan and keep the real officer alive.

General Burkhalter comes to Stalag 13 determined to marry off his sister to Klink. Hogan has to find a planted German agent in the Underground.

The Heroes need to get both a member of the French resistance and some bullet-proof vests out of Stalag 13.

The Germans have set up a money-counterfeiting operation in the camp, and Hogan is planning on destroying it.

A German truck carrying an experimental jet fuel is the latest target for Hogan and his men. But when all efforts to sabotage the shipment fail, Carter gets down to business with the remaining weaponry at hand - a bow and arrow.

An American prisoner of war has information on Hogan that he wants to sell to the Germans.

A disagreeable Russian pilot wants to escape, but refuses to go first to London. He wants to head east to Mother Russia.

Posing as waiters, the heroes want to get rid of a room full of German generals.

With Major Hochstetter in the camp, Hogan has extra trouble trying to smuggle out a bomber crew especially after they are moved from their usual barracks.

Planting a fuel depot right outside Stalag 13, a German general is tempting Hogan. Marya the White Russian also shows up again.

The location of a chemical plant is the prize when Hogan gets Carter to become a traitor.

A Gestapo officer who knows all about the Stalag 13 operation blackmails Hogan to find out about the Manhattan Project.

Klink's illness causes problems for one of Hogan's plots.

The Allied Command orders Colonel Hogan to leave and turn over his operations to the bumbling Colonel Crittendon.

Newkirk sneaks a beautiful woman into camp who turns out to be a Gestapo agent.

Hogan convinces Klink and the Gestapo that the war is over so that they will release some prisoners.

Hogan helps Klink prepare for a hasty trip to Argentina when he finds himself in a duel.

Using the German propaganda radio network, Hogan gets information to the underground.

Hogan helps an escapee go out of camp in a balloon.

LeBeau says that he keeps rendezvousing with a little old lady who is actually young and beautiful.

Hogan has trouble trying to get thirty prisoners out of camp.