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Hogan's Heroes

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Hogan's Heroes	comment	During the European campaign in World War II, a group of multinational POWs in a small German prison camp execute daring sabotage and spying missions right under the noses of their Nazi keepers. It's just like watching The Great Escape or Stalag 17 — every week. And the best part? It's a sitcom!Starred Bob Crane as Hogan, Werner Klemperer as the bumbling Colonel Klink, and John Banner as the lovable Sergeant Schultz. Aired on CBS from 1965 to 1971.Ironically, all the major recurring German army characters were portrayed by Jewish actors. (An old story claims that Werner Klemperer would only do the show when assured that the Nazis would never be anything close to successful or competent.) And Robert Clary (Cpl. LeBeau), born Robert Max Widerman, survived Buchenwald (12 other family members didn't).The show was one of the first American sitcoms to feature a black character as an integral member of the cast. Kinchloe is Hogan's second-in-command and the camp genius (also very unusual for the time period). The producers cast a black actor to play Kinchloe in part to prevent the network from providing Southern stations with a "black-free" cut, as was common at the time — Kinchloe was too important to the story line for his scenes to be removed.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_10134c97	type	Artistic License â€“ Gun Safety
Hogan's Heroes / int_10134c97	comment	Artistic License â€“ Gun Safety: In the opening credits, when Klink steps out of his office to inspect Hogan and his men, the guard at his door is holding his submachine straight in front of him, finger on the trigger, pointing it directly at Klink. In "The Schultz Brigade", Carter repeatedly points his gun (which is explicitly mentioned as having live rounds instead of blanks in it) at Hogan, Newkirk, and basically anybody else nearby. In the second part of "Lady Chitterly's Lover", Crittendon throws his gun from one hand to the other — while pointing it directly at Hogan.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_1042bae6	type	Limited Advancement Opportunities
Hogan's Heroes / int_1042bae6	comment	Limited Advancement Opportunities: Nobody ever gets promoted. Justified for the prisoners because it's extremely unusual for a POW to get promoted while a prisoner, and for the Germans because Hogan goes to great efforts to make sure that none of them get promoted/dismissed/transferred: if they did, their job might be taken by somebody competent.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_113472aa	type	Miles Gloriosus
Hogan's Heroes / int_113472aa	comment	Miles Gloriosus: Klink, and at times Schultz, Col. Crittendon all tend to act like brave, calculating and self-assured people only for it to fall apart when real adversity rears it's head.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_14848fa3	type	Multinational Team
Hogan's Heroes / int_14848fa3	comment	Multinational Team: Carter's place on the team was originally held by Soviet Sergeant Vladimir Minsk, qualifying the Pilot's team for this Sub-Trope.note Although both Hogan and Kinchloe were Americans, they formed a plurality of the core team in the Pilot, as opposed to a majority when Carter replaced Minsk.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_14bfa98	type	Freeze-Frame Ending
Hogan's Heroes / int_14bfa98	comment	Freeze-Frame Ending: First utilized a flash-freeze frame beginning in Season Five, when previous producer Edward H. Feldman had been promoted to executive producer (a position the series didn't previously have); this carried on for the remainder of the show's run.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_1527e9ae	type	Chaos Architecture
Hogan's Heroes / int_1527e9ae	comment	Chaos Architecture: Barracks 2 (where Hogan and his men are kept) has far more bunks in it in the pilot episode than it does the rest of the series, not to mention the door opened to the other side. Klink's office was given an overhaul starting in Season Three, which made more sense and consistency with the exterior of the Kommandantur (for example, in the first two seasons, there is a window to the outside next to the door, however, that window would actually be looking into Helga's office). That said, Klink's private quarters◊ never look the same◊ twice.◊
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Hogan's Heroes / int_170128e9	type	Right Behind Me
Hogan's Heroes / int_170128e9	comment	Right Behind Me: While Klink is on vacation at a ski lodge, he mentions to the desk clerk what a nasty tub of lard Burkhalter is, while Burkhalter approaches him after he was sitting in the lobby waiting for Klink to come down. The look on Burkhalter's face is what really makes the scene.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_171ef47c	type	Not-So-Harmless Villain
Hogan's Heroes / int_171ef47c	comment	Not-So-Harmless Villain: Sometimes Klink can be competent, or at least has the air of competence. One genuine example is in "Will the Real Adolf Please Stand Up?" where he's unfazed by Hogan's ploy, calls it out as a pack of lies, and tightens security further. Both Hogan and Schultz are caught off-guard. Another is in "A Man's Best Friend Is Not His Dog", where he and Schultz manage to keep Hogan on his toes for the majority of the episode.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_18baa751	type	Historical Villain Downgrade
Hogan's Heroes / int_18baa751	comment	Historical Villain Downgrade: Since this is a sitcom, there's not much indication of Nazi Germany being one of the most brutal and murderous regimes in history. It gets mentioned (especially when the Gestapo are involved) but is downplayed. It should also be noted that the extent of the Holocaust was not public knowledge until after the war, in fact Hitler did his best to keep it very secret, so a lack of any mentions or allusions to it is not unusual. Even someone as high up as Burkhalter may have been completely in the dark concerning it.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_19d06ef7	type	A Father to His Men
Hogan's Heroes / int_19d06ef7	comment	A Father to His Men: Hogan. Fittingly, his code-name on the radio is "Papa Bear" (in most of the first season, Stalag 13 is "Goldilocks", and their submarine-contact is "Mama Bear").
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Hogan's Heroes / int_19e9b150	type	Diegetic Soundtrack Usage
Hogan's Heroes / int_19e9b150	comment	Diegetic Soundtrack Usage: The prisoners whistle the theme all the time ("The Gold Rush" and "The Pizza Parlor" have great examples). Once, slowed-down, as a romantic interlude ("It Takes a Thief...") A mournful reprise in "The Great Impersonation" as Hogan finds out that Carter, Newkirk, and LeBeau have been captured while on a mission.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_1a3a91dd	type	Say My Name
Hogan's Heroes / int_1a3a91dd	comment	Klink's "Hooooo-GANNNN!", "Dis...missed!" (to Hogan), and "Nobody EVER escapes from Stalag 13!"
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Hogan's Heroes / int_1af2b763	type	Celebrity Resemblance
Hogan's Heroes / int_1af2b763	comment	Celebrity Resemblance: When the cast appeared in-character on The Leslie Uggams Show, Hogan gave each of them code names to use, which were their actual actors' names. It's further invoked when Hogan gives Carter his code name: Larry Hovis.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_1dae374	type	POW Camp
Hogan's Heroes / int_1dae374	comment	POW Camp: It's the primary setting of the series.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_1dc5730a	type	CharacterTic
Hogan's Heroes / int_1dc5730a	comment	Character Tic: Hogan standing around nonchalantly, and smirking. He also puts his hands on his men's shoulders a lot. Klink swinging his clinched fist, and letting out a loud mutter. Kinch raising his eyebrow.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_1dfbbf31	type	Heterosexual Life-Partners
Hogan's Heroes / int_1dfbbf31	comment	Heterosexual Life-Partners A lot of fans feel this way about Hogan and Klink. LeBeau and Newkirk cross into this territory at times (when LeBeau departs in "Cuisine a la Stalag 13", he and Newkirk stop to give each other a brief hug).
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Hogan's Heroes / int_214c0753	type	Angry Guard Dog
Hogan's Heroes / int_214c0753	comment	Angry Guard Dog: Inverted — the dogs are always angry to the Germans, but the prisoners have them trained to a T. It helped that the guy who brought in the replacement dogs was part of the German resistance to the Nazi regime. (And not the only minor character to be, either.)
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Hogan's Heroes / int_21f60711	type	Good Is Not Soft
Hogan's Heroes / int_21f60711	comment	Good Is Not Soft: They are at war. And while the Heroes will typically make an attempt to bring a scientist over to the Allies and get them to England, they're perfectly willing to kill them if it comes to it.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_224c9aef	type	Laugh Track
Hogan's Heroes / int_224c9aef	comment	Laugh Track: This show has an odd history with its laugh track; in its earlier seasons (particularly the first), the laugh track is almost deafening, and very much abused, with loud bursts of laughter at rather mild gags. It eventually grows more conservative as the seasons progress, but then we get to the last two seasons, where the laugh track is curiously poorly edited, with many episodes (particularly from season five) having laughs no louder than whispers. Interestingly, the 2015 run of the show on ITV4 in the UK actually has the laugh track absent on most episodes. This arguably alters audience perceptions of the show by emphasizing the more dramatic moments over the comedy.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_229c2ec8	type	Uriah Gambit
Hogan's Heroes / int_229c2ec8	comment	Uriah Gambit: On one occasion where Klink is threatened with the Russian front, Hochstetter says that his [Klink's] career will end "ten minutes after you arrive there."
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Hogan's Heroes / int_234bd900	type	For Science!
Hogan's Heroes / int_234bd900	comment	For Science!: In one episode, a Russian scientist invents a tracking device for the Nazis, just to test a theory. Fortunately he has an attack of conscience and sabotages it. The same for a man working on the atomic bomb.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_24321e44	type	Only Sane Man
Hogan's Heroes / int_24321e44	comment	Only Sane Man: Newkirk usually claims to take on this role, but Klink actually gets a moment in during "How to Escape from Prison Camp Without Really Trying", when Hogan is on one side of him spinning a line and Schultz is on the other trying to explain to him that achtung means good morning.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_2484396e	type	Know-Nothing Know-It-All
Hogan's Heroes / int_2484396e	comment	Know-Nothing Know-It-All: Klink and Crittendon (but, strangely enough, not Sgt. "I know NUSSINK!" Schultz).
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Hogan's Heroes / int_24b88e85	type	Unwanted Assistance
Hogan's Heroes / int_24b88e85	comment	Unwanted Assistance: Klink to Hogan in "The Late Inspector General": "Get off my side!" See also Col. Crittendon. Any time he shows up.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_24ec14c7	type	Crappy Holidays
Hogan's Heroes / int_24ec14c7	comment	Crappy Holidays: "A Tiger Hunt in Paris" has Klink taking a week's leave in Paris. He has an absolutely miserable time: because Hogan needs to rescue a Resistance agent from the local Gestapo headquarters, Klink spends half his vacation looking for his car (Hogan stole it, along with all his luggage), and the other half locked up in the local Gestapo headquarters (because Hogan framed him).
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Hogan's Heroes / int_251bce7c	type	Cardboard Prison
Hogan's Heroes / int_251bce7c	comment	Cardboard Prison: Good thing, too, or else the POWs would never have gotten so much done.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_259d5879	type	Anachronism Stew
Hogan's Heroes / int_259d5879	comment	Anachronism Stew: Some things that aren't as obvious to viewers today, but they're there... In "Psychic Kommandant", when Hogan says "By George, I think he's...not got it!"—but My Fair Lady didn't hit Broadway till 1956 (and the movie not till 1964, only a few years before the show aired) In one episode Hogan uses a variation of Steve Allen's What's My Line? catchphrase 'Is it bigger than a breadbox?' which was first coined around 1953. In an example of stock footage that doesn't come from World War II, in "Reverend Kommandant Klink", LeBeau goes briefly to Paris. There's a shot of the Folies Pigalle (then a theatre/cabaret) where Vince Taylor is set to play. Vince Taylor was born in 1939. In one episode Newkirk makes a reference to Speedy Gonzales regarding how quickly Hogan removed a packet of documents taped to Carter's back. Speedy was one of the last recurring characters in the Looney Tunes lineup, being introduced in 1953.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_27f10418	type	Impersonating an Officer
Hogan's Heroes / int_27f10418	comment	Impersonating an Officer: Hogan often does this as German military or Gestapo officers, Kinchloe uses this tactic over the phone and Carter sometimes impersonates Adolf Hitler.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_285b66d7	type	I'll Pretend I Didn't Hear That
Hogan's Heroes / int_285b66d7	comment	I'll Pretend I Didn't Hear That: Sergeant Schultz frequently said "I see no-thingk!" because he knew that investigating would just make things worse for him.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_28a5213a	type	Small Name, Big Ego
Hogan's Heroes / int_28a5213a	comment	Small Name, Big Ego: If you asked Klink to describe himself, he'd probably say that he's a hero of the last war, a well-respected figure amongst the entire Nazi officer corps, and an iron-willed warden whose always outwitting his prisoners when he isn't masterfully wooing some girl. Anyone else's description of him is bound to be less glowing, and indeed he comes across as an ineffectual figure who only manages to achieve what little tolerance he does get because the heroes let him maintain a no-escape record.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_28bf2393	type	Prisoner Performance
Hogan's Heroes / int_28bf2393	comment	Prisoner Performance: One episode involves the prisoners putting on a play as part of a plan to covertly get a captured French Resistance member married to his girlfriend so he won't believe his captors' claims that she's unfaithful.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_294ed981	type	Bilingual Bonus
Hogan's Heroes / int_294ed981	comment	Bilingual Bonus: Some in German (Klink, Schultz, etc.), and some in French (LeBeau). Also a few surprising ones from Newkirk — apparently the US weren't quite as au fait with British slang as they are now, or they certainly would never have aired certain words.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_29942324	type	ConArtist
Hogan's Heroes / int_29942324	comment	Con Artist: Hogan, naturally. The other heroes as well.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_29c480a3	type	Good News, Bad News
Hogan's Heroes / int_29c480a3	comment	Good News, Bad News: Lampshaded in the episode "Look at the Pretty Snowflakes", when Klink announces he has good news, and bad news, and the Heroes, to stall for time, argue over which of the two they want to hear first.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_2a02e5c9	type	Guile Hero
Hogan's Heroes / int_2a02e5c9	comment	Guile Hero: Hogan
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Hogan's Heroes / int_2a090d00	type	Lampshade Hanging
Hogan's Heroes / int_2a090d00	comment	Lampshade Hanging: In Major Bonacelli's second appearance, he notes that Hogan "never forgets a face". Funny, seeing as Bonacelli was played by a new actor that looked nothing like the first one.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_2cd322e4	type	Shoot the Builder
Hogan's Heroes / int_2cd322e4	comment	Shoot the Builder: In "Hot Money", Hogan uses the fear of being murdered to get a printing technician to sabotage a Nazi counterfeiting operation. Some Manipulative Editing of a recording is used to make the technician (who is in no real danger) think that he'll be shot for security reasons once the counterfeiting operation is complete. This gives the printer a vested interest in sabotaging the printing plates and sending the operation back to the starting line. In "The Experts", the Gestapo sets out to murder two radio experts stationed at Stalag 13 on false charges of organizing a black market operation. One of the men is shot while supposedly resisting arrest, but Hogan warns the other one. The surviving German eventually reveals that (along with another man who was shot during an alleged desertion attempt) the two of them helped install the communications facility at a secret bunker for the German high command. The efforts to keep that facility secret become directly responsible for its exposure.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_2d4d16d9	type	I Know You Know I Know
Hogan's Heroes / int_2d4d16d9	comment	I Know You Know I Know: "Hogan Gives A Birthday Party" centers around Hogan playing this against General Biedenbender.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_2dc0d2bf	type	Hidden Depths
Hogan's Heroes / int_2dc0d2bf	comment	Hidden Depths: Someone in the guards or administration of Stalag 13 is the Allied agent "Nimrod". Even the Heroes don't know who.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_2ea916dc	type	To the Batpole!
Hogan's Heroes / int_2ea916dc	comment	To the Batpole!: The entrance to the tunnels is hidden inside a bunk bed and the crew often scramble to it as it slides open.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_2ef005ab	type	Vocal Evolution
Hogan's Heroes / int_2ef005ab	comment	Vocal Evolution: Many of the actors spoke with higher and a lot more overly charismatic voices in the earlier seasons; Richard Dawson seemed to exaggerate Newkirk's cockney accent even moreso in the first season; likewise, Werner Klemperer seemed to exaggerate his own accent in the pilot.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_2f0bc75e	type	Incompetent Guard Animal
Hogan's Heroes / int_2f0bc75e	comment	Incompetent Guard Animal: Invoked with the dogs of Stalag 13, which were secretly trained by the Heroes' French member LeBeau to disregard their comings and goings (one of their secret tunnel entrances is even beneath the dogs' kennel) and bark on their command whenever it was necessary to the Heroes' scams to pretend to be captured "trying to escape".
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Hogan's Heroes / int_310ebd59	type	Godwin's Law of Facial Hair
Hogan's Heroes / int_310ebd59	comment	Godwin's Law of Facial Hair: Sergeant Schultz wears a Hitler 'stache in some episodes to represent his role as antagonist, albeit an incompetent antagonist.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_319e4a2f	type	Even Evil Has Standards
Hogan's Heroes / int_319e4a2f	comment	In another episode a German general arrives with his group of ruthless elite soldiers, boasting to Hogan's face that he disapproves of prison camps—since he never takes prisoners. Even Klink is horrified by him. He decides to play a joke on the prisoners by tossing a dummy grenade at them. Then Hogan dreams up the plan of replacing the general's war game supplies with something a little more realistic, and it's mentioned that the command post was wiped out by a live grenade.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_31a2a33c	type	Stuff Blowing Up
Hogan's Heroes / int_31a2a33c	comment	Stuff Blowing Up: Frequently, usually courtesy of Carter.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_32c76085	type	Dumbwaiter Ride
Hogan's Heroes / int_32c76085	comment	Dumbwaiter Ride: During a plan to assassinate a roomful of German generals having a meeting in a hotel via exploding centerpieces, the crew learns from a spy in that meeting that the meeting was actually to give the generals the plans for the defense of France in preparation for an Allied invasion and securing them was vital. The spy was instructed by Hogan to leave his copy in the dining room after it had been cleared out. This meant LeBeau had to ride the dumbwaiter back up to the room and steal his copy of the plans for allied intelligence.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_33fd5904	type	Demolitions Expert
Hogan's Heroes / int_33fd5904	comment	Demolitions Expert: Carter's primary role on the team.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_34579385	type	Bad Guys Do the Dirty Work
Hogan's Heroes / int_34579385	comment	Bad Guys Do the Dirty Work: Multiple times, the Heroes will set someone up to be arrested by the Gestapo rather than just blowing them up like they do so many other problems. They use this a lot with regards to female spies, but in "Hello, Zolle" they set up a Field Marshal who was an old classmate of Klink's and who happened to be visiting right when a paranoid Gestapo officer showed up to try to find something wrong with the camp to be arrested as a supposed defector. Another episode has a Gestapo officer who's aware of the Heroes' operation killed by his own mistreated aide moments before Hogan was about to silence him for knowing about the existence of the Manhattan Project.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_34dd5f3	type	La RÃ©sistance
Hogan's Heroes / int_34dd5f3	comment	La RÃ©sistance: Many episodes involve the Heroes providing assistance to or receiving it from various resistance groups. Sometimes these are resistance groups from nations the Germans had conquered, but most often the group in question is a German anti-Nazi group referred to as the Underground, which has a surprisingly large membership in the communities near Stalag 13 (this likely ties in to the Cold War propaganda effort to whitewash German war crimes by shifting as much blame as possible on explicit Nazi organizations and away from the general population, so as to keep Germany as an ally against the Communists).
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Hogan's Heroes / int_35022c20	type	No Plans, No Prototype, No Backup
Hogan's Heroes / int_35022c20	comment	No Plans, No Prototype, No Backup: The episode "Drums Along the Dusseldorf" centers around destroying a truck of experimental jet fuel. When his men ask why the Nazis can't make more, Hogan says the inventor is riding along with the fuel. In other episodes with Nazi inventions, the heroes usually either sabotage the weapon or convince the scientist to defect.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_355007c3	type	Brilliant, but Lazy
Hogan's Heroes / int_355007c3	comment	Schultz falls more under the Brilliant, but Lazy label. In one episode the heroes contrive to put Schultz in charge of the camp, but when he proves frighteningly competent at the job, Hogan works to return everything to the status quo... which Schultz preferred anyway.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_35ab4cec	type	You Watch Too Much X
Hogan's Heroes / int_35ab4cec	comment	You Watch Too Much X: Hogan occasionally lampshades We Have Ways of Making You Talk by saying they've been watching too many American movies.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_35ae6a23	type	Lethal Chef
Hogan's Heroes / int_35ae6a23	comment	Lethal Chef: At one point, Carter had to cook something. It apparently looked tasty enough, but after trying the dish, Klink ordered to Schultz to "take it away... and bury it".
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Hogan's Heroes / int_35b241c0	type	Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping
Hogan's Heroes / int_35b241c0	comment	Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping: In one episode Klink poses as an American officer. It's hilarious. Cynthia Lynn as Helga veered wildly between this and Not Even Bothering with the Accent throughout season 1, which may explain her Suspiciously Similar Substitute of Sigrid Valdis as Hilda from season 2 onwards.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_35f57671	type	Minion with an F in Evil
Hogan's Heroes / int_35f57671	comment	Minion with an F in Evil: Schultz all the way.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_37499c8	type	OnceAnEpisode
Hogan's Heroes / int_37499c8	comment	Once an Episode: A few of the Running Gags approach this. Schultz's "I know NUSSINK!" Hogan getting called into Klink's office. Threatening to send someone to the Russian Front. Hogan's telling Klink, or another German officer, that their action/s is/are against the Geneva Convention.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_37a6a66a	type	Instrumental Theme Tune
Hogan's Heroes / int_37a6a66a	comment	Instrumental Theme Tune: The 4 verses of lyrics were never sung in the series proper.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_38a1e0eb	type	Foreign Cuss Word
Hogan's Heroes / int_38a1e0eb	comment	Foreign Cuss Word: LeBeau. Considering that French isn't usually translated the way German is in the show, he could be saying practically anything. He certainly calls the Germans pigs ("Boche") repeatedly, with Klink and Schultz being notable exceptions. He also tells a woman Newkirk is hitting on (in French), "This man thinks all French women are collaborators who will have sex with anyone." Unsurprisingly, it's not translated, and she slaps Newkirk for his troubles.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_38d02d44	type	Batman Gambit
Hogan's Heroes / int_38d02d44	comment	In "The Pizza Parlor" Major Bonnacelli is trying to desert and ride out the war in Switzerland. He fails and is nearly arrested for treason, but Hogan (sensing that the major will make a good spy) tricks the Germans into thinking that it was all a Batman Gambit so Bonacelli could win the trust of the prisoners and then betray their escape attempt.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_38dade51	type	But Not Too Evil
Hogan's Heroes / int_38dade51	comment	But Not Too Evil: None of the main German cast, and only one of the recurring guest characters (Wolfgang Hochstetter, of the SS and later the Gestapo) is a member of the Nazi party. Truth in Television — according to The Other Wiki, officers of the regular German armed forces were forbidden from joining any political party, which at that time was pretty much the Nazi Party. What is a little strange in this regard is that most of the German regulars and recurring characters are members of the Luftwaffe, which was historically the branch of the Wehrmacht that was the most devoted to the regime and supportive of Hitler and his party. The show makes it very clear that both Klink and Schultz are decent men, and since conditions at the camp are not harsh at all it's likely all the other guards are as well. A very strong argument can be made that Klink and Schultz know exactly what Hogan and his men are up to and look the other way because they know Hogan's efforts will end the war sooner. It also lets them give a subtle curse you to the Nazis in general and Hitler in particular. At the time the show was made, the US government was heavily committed to the so-called "Clean Wehrmacht" myth. Because the US wanted West Germany to have strong armed forces as a bulwark against the Soviet Union, as soon as the Cold War broke out West German military officers who had been convicted or seriously accused of war crimes were suddenly forgiven and put back into their old jobs. To justify this, both West Germans and the governments of other Western nations propagated the idea that the Wehrmacht had spent the whole of WWII honorably obeying The Laws and Customs of War and that the Holocaust and other serious atrocities were entirely committed by the SS and other Nazi party organisations. Which since the end of the Cold War, is now mostly accepted as, to put it bluntly, "bollocks".
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Hogan's Heroes / int_3aec9e5e	type	Properly Paranoid
Hogan's Heroes / int_3aec9e5e	comment	Properly Paranoid: The Heroes. On several occasions they've dug deeper into either an apparently innocuous Nazi plot and found something worth blowing up or stealing, or ran a test on a new prisoner who appeared to be on the level and found him to be an infiltrator. The one time they skimp on this, it nearly gets them all killed.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_3b113b7	type	Character Development
Hogan's Heroes / int_3b113b7	comment	Happened the first two times Crittendon took over. (He had developed enough the third time around that he was merely Miles Gloriosus.)
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Hogan's Heroes / int_3b789458	type	Recurring Extra
Hogan's Heroes / int_3b789458	comment	Recurring Extra: There are fifteen prisoners in Hogan's barracks and only five main characters. At least four of the other men in the barracks are played by the same actors throughout the show's whole six year run but are never once credited. In a handful of episodes, the same red-haired officer is seen doing paperwork in Klink's outer office while the main characters ignore him.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_3c0a4666	type	Noodle Incident
Hogan's Heroes / int_3c0a4666	comment	Noodle Incident: The last time Klink said "no" to a date.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_3c51db1c	type	Zany Scheme
Hogan's Heroes / int_3c51db1c	comment	Schultz walking into the middle of a Zany Scheme, then doing an about-face, while declaring "I know NUZZINK!!"
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Hogan's Heroes / int_3c598f56	type	Conflict Ball
Hogan's Heroes / int_3c598f56	comment	Conflict Ball: In "One in Every Crowd", Newkirk starts a knock-down-drag-out fight with a fellow prisoner he catches cheating at cards. This isn't unusual for normal people, but Newkirk cheats at cards so often it's become a running gag. Justified by the fact every time Newkirk cheats, it's while pumping information out of Schultz.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_3ccaf3ac	type	No Swastikas
Hogan's Heroes / int_3ccaf3ac	comment	No Swastikas: Sort of. The German dub replaces all instances of "Heil Hitler" with nonsense phrases such as "Heil Schnitzler", and Nazi salutes become comedically contrived gestures. None of the main German characters are members of the Nazi party, Klink outright stating he doesn't like them a few times.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_3cf44d4b	type	High-Class Glass
Hogan's Heroes / int_3cf44d4b	comment	High-Class Glass: Colonel Klink wears a monocle in a not really successful attempt to look distinguished.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_40bb59d0	type	Blatant Lies
Hogan's Heroes / int_40bb59d0	comment	Blatant Lies: "Stalag 13 has never had an escape!" (bonus points if someone's sneaking out in the background while Klink's saying it). Hogan arranges it so that the escaping guest stars are blamed on others, so that Stalag 13's perfect record stays intact: if Klink starts losing prisoners, the Luftwaffe, Gestapo or SS would replace Klink with someone competent. It's lampshaded by LeBeau at one point:
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Hogan's Heroes / int_43b154c9	type	Not Even Bothering with the Accent
Hogan's Heroes / int_43b154c9	comment	Cynthia Lynn as Helga veered wildly between this and Not Even Bothering with the Accent throughout season 1, which may explain her Suspiciously Similar Substitute of Sigrid Valdis as Hilda from season 2 onwards.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_447d9e50	type	Xanatos Speed Chess
Hogan's Heroes / int_447d9e50	comment	Xanatos Speed Chess Hogan is a grandmaster. See also Indy Ploy. In "Hogan Gives a Birthday Party", General Biedenbender and Hogan play this throughout. Hilarity Ensues.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_4508b16b	type	The Guards Must Be Crazy
Hogan's Heroes / int_4508b16b	comment	The Guards Must Be Crazy: Schultz falls more under the Brilliant, but Lazy label. In one episode the heroes contrive to put Schultz in charge of the camp, but when he proves frighteningly competent at the job, Hogan works to return everything to the status quo... which Schultz preferred anyway. It's just as likely Schultz and Klink know about pretty much everything and are secretly letting it all go as a Take That! against their Nazi superiors. Also this beauty from Schultz when the crew tries to push him too far on a bargain: "Sometimes I have to work for OUR side!!!"
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Hogan's Heroes / int_45de345c	type	The Peter Principle
Hogan's Heroes / int_45de345c	comment	The Peter Principle: Klink and Crittendon have both reached their levels of incompetence at the rank of Colonel.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_4604fd4d	type	Worthy Opponent
Hogan's Heroes / int_4604fd4d	comment	Worthy Opponent In one episode, Klink tells Hogan (who at that point had more or less ensured that he would be shot for incompetence) that "somehow, I don't hate you. In another time, perhaps we could even have been friends." Hogan actually winces. General Biedenbender is actually a Worthy Opponent for Hogan — he's the one who got Hogan shot down (and in doing so, moved up from Colonel to General).
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Hogan's Heroes / int_47198ac4	type	You Do NOT Want to Know
Hogan's Heroes / int_47198ac4	comment	You Do Not Want To Know: "Wanna know what we're really doing, Schultz?" The answer is always an emphatic no.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_47fea76b	type	Butt-Monkey
Hogan's Heroes / int_47fea76b	comment	Butt-Monkey: Klink, at least to some extent Schultz. Among the good guys, it's usually Carter.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_4856ac40	type	Stock Footage
Hogan's Heroes / int_4856ac40	comment	Stock Footage The scenes of flying planes, submarines, bombs dropping, etc., were really reused WWII footage of actual military equipment in use. It's a bit obvious, but fits with the period feel of the show. Played regularly with oft-used scenes like the outside of the camp, the dogs being released, and so on. Throughout the first two seasons, the characters would usually say the same thing in regards to a situation, with the exact same footage, one example being Klink getting hurriedly dressed after being woken up in a false alarm screaming "After them! After them!" in the motorcycle sidecar. This stopped occurring by the end of season three.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_486b0458	type	Draft Dodging
Hogan's Heroes / int_486b0458	comment	Draft Dodging: "Don't Forget to Write" has the Heroes helping Klink fail a physical so that he cannot be cleared for frontline duty and sent to the Russian Front. Unfortunately, Lowered Recruiting Standards have lead to the Luftwaffe taking anyone with a pulse. So they instead have to have a breakout after Klink stands down but before he leaves, so that the new guy looks bad and Klink is reinstated after he recaptures them.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_48b9731f	type	Paper-Thin Disguise
Hogan's Heroes / int_48b9731f	comment	Paper-Thin Disguise: Almost anytime the Heroes pose as Germans, they basically Germanize their own names, such as Kinchloe posing as General/Admiral Kinchmeyer (on the phone, that is), or Newkirk signing Carter's phony papers as Major Newkirkheim. In fact, in one episode, where Hogan drags a reluctant Carter with him on a masquerade, not only does Hogan not even bother using a German accent (see Not Even Bothering with the Accent above), he introduces Carter as... Carter. The penultimate episode, "Hogan's Double Life", not only plays this straight, but deconstructs it as well. Hogan is identified by a Gestapo witness as a saboteur who blew up a bridge, and although the case was dropped, a Gestapo Major Pruhst intends to file charges against Hogan and bring him in. Knowing this, Hogan formulates a plan to masquerade as a German defector to arouse both Pruhst and Klink's suspicions while attending a birthday party held for a decorated retired field marshal. Upon first seeing Hogan (or "Erik Schafstein") at the party, they both remark his glasses and mustache are hardly a disguise at all.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_48c24da4	type	Significant Double Casting
Hogan's Heroes / int_48c24da4	comment	Significant Double Casting: In "Heil Klink", John Banner plays both Schultz and a German defector that the Heroes sneak out of Stalag 13 by disguising him as Schultz.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_494bfcff	type	NameDrop
Hogan's Heroes / int_494bfcff	comment	Name Drop: In one season-one episode ("German Bridge is Falling Down"), a pilot says "Hogan's Heroes... I don't know how they do it."
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Hogan's Heroes / int_4a8c4e5f	type	Big "WHAT?!"
Hogan's Heroes / int_4a8c4e5f	comment	Big "WHAT?!": From "Monkey Business":
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Hogan's Heroes / int_4c2e7c11	type	Staff of Authority
Hogan's Heroes / int_4c2e7c11	comment	Staff of Authority: In addition to his monocle, carrying around a swagger stick tucked under one arm is the trademark of Colonel Klink
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Hogan's Heroes / int_4c455537	type	Plot-Driven Breakdown
Hogan's Heroes / int_4c455537	comment	Plot-Driven Breakdown: Occasional episodes involve tunnels collapsing, or water pipes rupturing, or the microphones in Klink's office yielding only static when critical details (that Hogan's team need) are mentioned. These breakdowns then drive the plot for that episode.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_4cacfcc3	type	Honey Trap
Hogan's Heroes / int_4cacfcc3	comment	Honey Trap: Besides the many, many women, Hogan occasionally operates as a male one.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_4f4372e9	type	Early-Installment Weirdness
Hogan's Heroes / int_4f4372e9	comment	Early-Installment Weirdness: The pilot episode is in black-and-white, Klink is actually a rather strict and stern camp commandant (though still a bit of a push-over), Carter is a one-shot character passing through Stalag 13 in his journey back to England as an escaping prisoner, a Russian POW named Vladimir is the camp tailor, all of the prisoners are part of Hogan's team and have access to the tunnels, the tunnels are quite a vast underground network with various different departments (printing press, machinery shop, steam room, and a barber shop), Helga moonlights as part of Hogan's team behind Klink's back (although the series proper showed both Helga and Hilda to at least be allied with Hogan, if not in the tunnels), and Burkhalter is a colonel instead of a general. Although the show was known for its broad, slapstick humor, the first couple of seasons (particularly the earliest episodes from the first season) had a lot more wacky, off-the-wall, and at times cartoonish humor. The first season in general could have easily been called "Hogan and the Germans", as two-thirds of each episode was essentially nothing more than the bantering that went on between Hogan and Klink (with Schultz often times caught up in the middle). In the pilot and first season Schultz was so heavily involved in Hogan's schemes that he occasionally had to remind them that he was technically supposed to be on the other side. In later seasons he makes at least a token effort to do his job, although he still turns a blind eye to anything that would complicate his life too much and is open to the occasional Comically Small Bribe. Major Hochstetter isn't in the first season. Howard Caine's first appearance as a Gestapo man is in the second season episode "The Battle of Stalag 13", where he actually plays a different Gestapo man with basically the same personality as Hochstetter named Colonel Feldkamp, who Carter kills by planting a bomb in his staff car. His first appearance as Hochstetter is in the late season 2 episode "Heil Klink". Marya isn't in the first season either.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_4ff6f484	type	Trash the Set
Hogan's Heroes / int_4ff6f484	comment	Trash the Set: After the series wrapped up production, the HH producers were approached by the producers of Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS asking if they could reuse the Stalag 13 set. Since that movie's script called for the camp to be blown up, the Hogan producers agreed, so that they wouldn't have to pay to have the set demolished.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_5049f19d	type	Do Well, But Not Perfect
Hogan's Heroes / int_5049f19d	comment	Do Well, But Not Perfect: The Heroes go to considerable effort to make sure that Klink's record is good enough that nobody wants to dismiss him, but not so well that anybody wants to promote him.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_51640e80	type	Bond One-Liner
Hogan's Heroes / int_51640e80	comment	Bond One-Liner: Hogan fires one off after the Heroes blow up a fuel truck in "Drums Along the Dusseldorf".
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Hogan's Heroes / int_55f92df9	type	Wire Dilemma
Hogan's Heroes / int_55f92df9	comment	Most of the time it's obvious that the men follow Hogan's orders and instructions out of respect, not deference to military rank. The amount of times he directly orders someone to do something is in the single digits, and it's usually when someone's life is at risk. One example is when Hogan is disarming the security lock (a good-sized bomb) on a briefcase so they can find out what's inside. It comes down to a Wire Dilemma type event — turning the handle one way disarms the bomb, the other way triggers it. The men are right behind him, and only back up when he says "That's a direct order!"
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Hogan's Heroes / int_56515a39	type	Artistic License â€“ History
Hogan's Heroes / int_56515a39	comment	Artistic License â€“ History: The real Klink coat of arms is not azure with a lion rampant vert fimbriated or.note The real one would also befit Klink's character more, with the tree being dexter and the sword being sinister. Occasionally, they will meet a Femme Fatale Spy, and when they do, they'll act surprised that a lady is in the spy business. The field of espionage has always been equal opportunity, and historically leans towards women. They have the strategic advantage of being underestimated and universally welcomed. If asked to name a spy, everyone says "Mata Hari"note a real spy that is — otherwise everyone would say "James Bond". In the episode "The Softer They Fall", General Burkhalter said that the Fuhrer was so enraged that Jesse Owens beat Germany in the Olympics that he left the stage during the awards ceremony. This never happened, and Jesse Owens reported he was treated very well by the Germans during the 1936 Olympics. However, when he came back to America, the white Olympians were invited to the White House, and he was not.note Hitler wished to congratulate only victorious German athletes, until the IOC told him that he would need to congratulate all the gold medal winners or none of them. He chose the latter. In "Klink Versus the Gonkulator", Hogan makes reference to having worked in the Pentagon. The Pentagon was constructed during WWII, with construction completed in 1943. The construction period overlaps with the time period when Hogan was in Stalag 13 (the pilot episode has Hogan already a prisoner in 1942). One episode has the Gestapo interrogate Hogan over the Manhattan Project. There is no evidence the Nazis ever knew of the Project's existence, much less its name.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_56635771	type	Recurring Character
Hogan's Heroes / int_56635771	comment	Recurring Character: General Albert Burkhalter: Klink's overbearing superior officer. Major Wolfgang Hochstetter: Gestapo officer always on the hunt for escaping prisoners or Underground agents. Helga and Hilda: Klink's secretaries — Helga for Season One, Hilda for Seasons Two through Six. Marya: The crazed and over sexed, yet highly annoying White Russian, who's actually a hyper-competent Soviet spy. Oscar: The town vet who lets Hogan and his men use his truck smuggle prisoners in and out of camp, and supplies the guard dogs secretly trained to be friendly to the POWs. Tiger: Important Underground leader.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_57472265	type	Handcuffed Briefcase
Hogan's Heroes / int_57472265	comment	Hand Cuffed Briefcase: In "The Empty Parachute" a visitor to Klink has one of these.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_5798bfbf	type	Reassigned to Antarctica
Hogan's Heroes / int_5798bfbf	comment	Reassigned to Antarctica: Klink is constantly being threatened with being reassigned to a much-less cushy position on the Russian Front if he screws up too much.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_581f6468	type	Hero of Another Story
Hogan's Heroes / int_581f6468	comment	Hero of Another Story: Has its own page.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_58626d87	type	Genius Ditz
Hogan's Heroes / int_58626d87	comment	Genius Ditz: Sgt. Carter is clueless about most things, but with either explosives or German disguises he's brilliant — his Hitler is especially lifelike. Also he's apparently very good at running businesses. If he wasn't such a Cloudcuckoolander, he'd be a very dangerous man.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_59c2b22	type	Who Needs Enemies?
Hogan's Heroes / int_59c2b22	comment	Who Needs Enemies?: Marya, the Russian spy. Not only is she blatant about her willingness to sell out the heroes to the Germans if it means she succeeds in her missions, at least once her mission directly hampers the heroes' mission (while still hurting the Germans). Sure, she is an ally, but it's hard to tell sometimes who's the bigger threat to them, she or the Germans. Also toyed with concerning the Germans. Nobody in the German military is explicitly an ally of the Heroes, but it seems like the Heer (ground forces) and Luftwaffe spend as much time messing with each other and the Gestapo as they do with the Allies. Truth in Television, mind you. It's lampshaded at least once by Kinch, who mentions that the Germans could start their own war and never even bring in the Allies.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_5b168317	type	RecycledPlot
Hogan's Heroes / int_5b168317	comment	Recycled Plot: Only really noticeable in the pilot, which is a simplified and comedic rework of the basic plot of Stalag17.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_5bdf025f	type	Instant Sedation
Hogan's Heroes / int_5bdf025f	comment	Instant Sedation: One episode had an Allied spy use a ring with a small needle to knock out a traitor in a few seconds during a handshake.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_5c219298	type	Phony Psychic
Hogan's Heroes / int_5c219298	comment	Phony Psychic Marya does palm readings for a Nazi in Paris during her first episode. Kinchloe's high school friend, who is a beautiful medium from Africa. If by Africa you mean Detroit. At one point Hogan convinces Klink that LeBeau is psychic. In another episode, that Schultz is psychic. In another episode, he convinces Klink that Klink is psychic!
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Hogan's Heroes / int_5d3e7c6	type	Kangaroo Court
Hogan's Heroes / int_5d3e7c6	comment	Kangaroo Court: "The Schultz Brigade" centers around a group of Stalag Kommandants plotting to "independently" denounce General Burkhalter on false charges of peculation to the Gestapo in the hopes that they would subject him to one, shoot him, and then promote one of them to his job. Unfortunately for them, Klink waffles on whether or not to join their conspiracy for so long that Burkhalter learns about their scheme and subjects all of them (including Klink) to one himself. As a general rule, people arrested by the Gestapo face this if they're lucky.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_5d9b8c3a	type	Femme Fatale Spy
Hogan's Heroes / int_5d9b8c3a	comment	Occasionally, they will meet a Femme Fatale Spy, and when they do, they'll act surprised that a lady is in the spy business. The field of espionage has always been equal opportunity, and historically leans towards women. They have the strategic advantage of being underestimated and universally welcomed. If asked to name a spy, everyone says "Mata Hari"note a real spy that is — otherwise everyone would say "James Bond".
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Hogan's Heroes / int_5e2e55e4	type	The Casanova
Hogan's Heroes / int_5e2e55e4	comment	The Casanova: Hogan always gets the girl(s), although occasionally Newkirk or Kinchloe (if she's black) get a kiss in.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_5fb4ac87	type	Nazi Gold
Hogan's Heroes / int_5fb4ac87	comment	Nazi Gold: One episode has them trying to intercept a shipment of gold the Nazis stole from the Bank of France. Other episodes involved the Heroes stealing back art or museum pieces that had been stolen from France.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_5fbb8d8e	type	Hollywood Density
Hogan's Heroes / int_5fbb8d8e	comment	Hollywood Density: "The Gold Rush" plays this for all it's worth. The Heroes manage to get a truck full of gold bars confiscated from the Bank of France into the camp, where they switch it with painted building bricks. When they unload the truck, they're shown two-handing the gold bars, but after dipping them in red paint, they casually lift them as if they don't weigh any more than a regular brick. They hide the painted bars as a set of steps leading up to Klink's office, but the weight doesn't cause the steps to sink into the ground. It isn't mentioned how much gold the truck contained, but it was a single vehicle the size of a modern SUV and contained at least enough gold to make the steps. It is mentioned, however, that when the shipment of painted bricks arrived, it was weighed and found to be lighter than it should have been.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_5fcedca	type	Big Eater
Hogan's Heroes / int_5fcedca	comment	Big Eater: Schultz
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Hogan's Heroes / int_607d4ada	type	Run for the Border
Hogan's Heroes / int_607d4ada	comment	Run for the Border: Many episodes (especially ones from the first half of the show) feature Hogan and his men giving aid to escapees from other prison camps or shot-down airmen who've avoided capture as they flee back to Allied lines to rejoin the war effort. Several other episodes have Hogan helping German defectors avoid the Gestapo and flee to England to help bring an end to the war. In "The Pizza Parlor" Major Bonnacelli is trying to desert and ride out the war in Switzerland. He fails and is nearly arrested for treason, but Hogan (sensing that the major will make a good spy) tricks the Germans into thinking that it was all a Batman Gambit so Bonacelli could win the trust of the prisoners and then betray their escape attempt. "The Dropouts" features a pair of German atomic scientists and their bodyguard, who are fleeing for the Swiss border to keep their research out of Hitler's hands. They stumble across Hogan, who convinces them to go to London and give their research to the Allies.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_62fd5552	type	Bavarian Fire Drill
Hogan's Heroes / int_62fd5552	comment	The reason why the Allied Landings on D-Day went off (mostly) without a hitch? Col. Hogan pulled a Bavarian Fire Drill on the German General Staff who were in Stalag 13 at the time!
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Hogan's Heroes / int_63f492d1	type	Bluff the Eavesdropper
Hogan's Heroes / int_63f492d1	comment	Bluff the Eavesdropper: Hogan finds out that one of the new prisoners of war is actually a German spy, so they pretend to trust him and tell him they're going to take him to their secret hideout blindfolded. They then let some false information slip out while talking and make noises that imply their hideout is under the watertower. In another episode the Heroes discover Klink has bugged Hogan's office and decide to use it to their advantage. Turned against them by Hochstetter once. It almost got them all killed.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_658854ee	type	I'm a Doctor, Not a Placeholder
Hogan's Heroes / int_658854ee	comment	I'm a Doctor, Not a Placeholder: There's one episode where Newkirk says "I'm a soldier, not a surgeon!" Keep in mind he was trying to sabotage a motorcycle so Klink would get hospitalized.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_65acf9db	type	He Knows Too Much
Hogan's Heroes / int_65acf9db	comment	He Knows Too Much: In "The Experts" the Gestapo shows up to "arrest" two of Klink's new men (who were previously part of a top secret communications project) and gun one of them down on the spot (and on-screen no less, in an unusual move for the series). When the heroes find the second man (who is convinced to defect) he mentions that another man who worked with them was also shot while supposedly trying to desert.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_671a3e1	type	Too Kinky to Torture
Hogan's Heroes / int_671a3e1	comment	Too Kinky to Torture: Marya. In one episode, Hogan has to tie her up and knock her out with the butt of his gun so it looks like she wasn't involved. She's ecstatic about it and Hogan can't bring himself to do it. He gives her the gun, telling her to knock herself out, and she does it with great eagerness.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_680f950	type	Gilligan Cut
Hogan's Heroes / int_680f950	comment	Gilligan Cut: In "I Look Better in Basic Black", Hogan, LeBeau, and Newkirk have to dress as woman to help three USO girls escape custody. Newkirk and LeBeau are resistant to the idea, and Newkirk declares "you can hang me from the highest yardarm, but under no circumstances will we dress as women!" Cut to all three Disguised in Drag. In "Everyone loves a Snowman", Hogan and his men are trying to hide a recently downed bomber crew and the Gestapo finds and needs to fill a false tunnel in the barracks. Hogan tells the airmen not to worry, "There are 20 barracks on this base and we have tunnels to all but one, barracks 4." Cut to the men standing in front of Barracks #4. In "Six Lessons from Madame Lagrange", Hochstetter has LeBeau arrested and put in the cooler to teach Hochstetter to dance. Hogan goes to Klink and Burkhalter to protest, saying "Who knows what kind of torture he's giving him?" Cue LeBeau yelping in pain because Hochstetter is stomping on his foot.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_697b5232	type	Those Wacky Nazis
Hogan's Heroes / int_697b5232	comment	Those Wacky Nazis: This show puts the "Wacky" in that phrase. It also goes to great lengths to establish that its German characters are not Nazis.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_6a36abe2	type	Hollywood Natives
Hogan's Heroes / int_6a36abe2	comment	Hollywood Natives: Inverted and averted at the same time in the episode "Drums Along the Dusseldorf", which reveals Carter is a member of the Sioux tribe (his tribal name is "Little Deer Who Goes Swift and Sure Through Forest"), despite being fair-skinned and fair-haired. Many of the others razz him throughout the episode with stereotypical war cries, and peppering him with silly questions — not only is Carter clearly annoyed by all of this, but also uncharacteristically slips into Sarcasm Mode. He does, however, take the time to build a bow and arrow set, which he shows little skills with, despite claiming to have won a lot of trophies for his archery skills back home.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_6b35bdff	type	Serious Business
Hogan's Heroes / int_6b35bdff	comment	Serious Business: Justified in one episode where the Germans bring a truck containing nothing but a barrel of water, yet it is guarded as if it were solid gold. Hogan and company have no idea why until they describe the situation to their superiors. They in turn are seriously alarmed and explain that it is heavy water used for atomic weapons research and order it destroyed at all costs.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_6b92d74d	type	Correction Bait
Hogan's Heroes / int_6b92d74d	comment	Correction Bait: One of the ways Hogan got information, by saying the wrong thing and then being corrected.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_6cb4cb70	type	Improperly Placed Firearms
Hogan's Heroes / int_6cb4cb70	comment	Improperly Placed Firearms: Throughout the series, Sgt. Schultz's rifle is a Krag-Jorgensen. While mostly obsolete and hardly standard issue, Norway was still making them when the Germans invaded. The Germans, hard up for weapons anyway, often handed older weapons out to units in Germany where a soldier might need a gun, but wasn't expected to use it much. The real reason is simpler: Schultz and most of the rest of the "German" guards were European Jews, and while quite willing to mock the Nazis, refused to use German firearms. Thompson submachine guns are sometimes carried by German soldiers, presumably for the same reason as the Krags.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_6d7026fa	type	Punny Name
Hogan's Heroes / int_6d7026fa	comment	Punny Name The officer constantly threatening to send Klink to the Maximum Fun Chamber Russian Front is General Burkhalter — pronounced "Brrrr-colder". Prison camp commandant Klink's name as a pun on "clink," slang for a prison.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_6eb4e408	type	Artistic License â€“ Military
Hogan's Heroes / int_6eb4e408	comment	Artistic License â€“ Military: Hogan, Kinchloe, and Carter are in the United States (Army) Air Force; Klink and Schultz are in the Luftwaffe (WW2 German Air Force); LeBeau is in the French Air Force; and Newkirk is in the Royal Air Force... however, almost all of them refer to themselves as soldiers, rather than airmen (Hogan once even makes a remark about "Those fliers" when an American bomber crew is shot down and sent to Stalag 13), and often comments about being in the Army. Kinch is actually a walking technical mistake: his uniform is that of a foot soldier, not a flier, bomber, or paratrooper. Hochstetter's black uniform is usually worn by S.S. guards stationed at locations of particular importance to the Third Reich. In most cases, a Gestapo officer like Hochstetter would have more than likely been seen in plain clothes. There are a few noteworthy errors with Stalag 13 altogether. First of all, none of the barracks are locked in any way or form. This more than likely would have to be chalked up to Rule of Funny, since otherwise, Hogan and his men wouldn't be able to get a lot of things done. The doors of the barracks would also have opened to the outside (not from the inside) and would have been boarded at night to lock the prisoners in. Also, each of the barracks in Stalag 13 seem to have a separate room, which, in the case of Barracks 2, serves as Hogan's office; barracks usually don't have separate rooms. Likewise, in most cases earlier in the war, each of the characters would have been detained with other prisoners of their own ethnicity and/or rank (Hogan would have bunked in an Oflag with other officers, LeBeau with other French enlisted men, Newkirk with other British enlisted men, Kinch with other African-American enlisted men, and Carter with other American enlisted men); however, much later into the war, as prison camps were becoming cramped for space, the Germans had pretty much stopped bothering trying to separate the prisoners by race and rank, and put them wherever there was room for them — so depending how far into the war this series takes place, it's not entirely impossible or inaccurate for Colonel Hogan to be sharing space with corporals and sergeants of different cultures. Klink's office should be outside the prisoner holding area for security reasons, meaning that Hogan should only be able to go there if summoned or if he makes an appointment to see the Commandant rather than walking in more or less at will. This was likely ignored deliberately, as Hogan walking in for a chat with Klink is a Running Gag that happens at least Once per Episode. The same applies to buildings only the guards should be able to access, such as the armory. None of the characters apparently wear any dogtags, or even prison tags; in fact, dogtags are only used strictly as plot devices, such as "The Great Impersonation", where LeBeau, Newkirk, and Carter are captured by the Gestapo, and their forged papers and dogtags are confiscated. Another error that could be chalked up to Rule of Funny is that realistically, the only clothing the prisoners would have are the uniforms they were shot down and arrested in. However, we see that this is not the case with the prisoners of Stalag 13, as we see them in standard issue sleepwear in night scenes (Hogan and Newkirk even have civilian pajamas), and in cases where Klink is entertaining an important visitor, all of the prisoners wear Class A Dress uniforms. One theory could be that since Hogan's men tailored all of their own clothing for masquerades, they could have easily made themselves pajamas or Class A uniforms, but then wouldn't Klink and Schultz be suspicious as to where their prisoners suddenly got extra clothing? The German officers refer to each other by the English equivalent of their respective ranks. This may or may not lend itself to Translation Convention, but Klink and Schultz's ranks in German, for example, are Oberst and Feldwebel, rather than Colonel and Sergeant. One episode focuses on the Germans coercing Hogan to go to England so that he can steal one of the "revolutionary" P-51 Mustang fighters so that he may fly it back to Germany for reverse-engineering, under threat of having the rest of the camp executed. By the time of the series' setting, however, Germany already had several Mustang airframes in flying condition and were actively being evaluated and operated by German clandestine units to the end of the war. In multiple episodes, the Germans try to use Stalag 13 as the base for some activity of active military value on the grounds that the Allies would never intentionally bomb a POW camp for fear of killing the prisoners. Using a facility that is marked as exempt from military attack for anything other than the purpose for which it is marked exempt is a violation of the Geneva Convention. On the other hand, so is POWs running military operations other than escape attempts out of a POW camp.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_6ec4232f	type	Casting Gag
Hogan's Heroes / int_6ec4232f	comment	Casting Gag: Many of the actors playing Germans on the show were Jews who left Europe to escape the Nazi regime. They took parts in the show because the heroes would always outsmart the Nazis. Leon Askin (who played General Burkhalter) had a prominent scar on his cheek from being beaten by the SS in the street because of his religion and this was handwaved away in-universe as a fencing scar.note Many German officers had such scars since it was a sign of bravery because that they didn't flinch as sabers were being swiped at their faces. Many would sew horsehair into the open wound to make the scar as prominent as possible.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_6eef5fc6	type	Temporary Substitute
Hogan's Heroes / int_6eef5fc6	comment	Temporary Substitute: This show utilized this regularly whenever one of the actors missed an episode. In one early episode LeBeau is absent, so another prisoner named Scotty takes his place; similarly, whenever Carter was absent, a pre-MAS*H William Christopher will appear in his place.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_7089d02e	type	All Germans Are Nazis
Hogan's Heroes / int_7089d02e	comment	All Germans Are Nazis: Conspicuously averted. Only one of the recurring German characters (Hochstetter, who was played by an American actor) belongs to the Nazi party and the anti-Nazi resistance movement among German civilians is frequently featured.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_720e28a4	type	Bread, Eggs, Breaded Eggs
Hogan's Heroes / int_720e28a4	comment	Bread, Eggs, Breaded Eggs: There's a Running Gag about German personnel threatened with being shot, sent to the Russian Front, or both.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_7286e96d	type	Idiot Ball
Hogan's Heroes / int_7286e96d	comment	Idiot Ball: Carter occasionally puts it down and becomes competent. In one episode he can barely manage speaking German, in another he can impersonate Hitler and fool someone who'd actually met him. In at least one episode Hogan draws attention to the fact that he's been spending some time on a ruse for Klink and decides to use it for the heist of the week. It's very possible that Hogan has several stunts going at any one time for fun as well as profit.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_741e8e7	type	The Cast Showoff
Hogan's Heroes / int_741e8e7	comment	The Cast Show Off: Werner Klemperer was an accomplished violinist (naturally, as his father, Otto Klemperer, was one of Germany's great conductors); Colonel Klink, not so much. Except for this, which probably fits both Rule of Cool and Rule of Funny. Bob Crane was a highly skilled drummer. In the episode "Look at the Pretty Snowflakes", Colonel Hogan played an impressive drum solo for the song Cherokee in an attempt to cause an avalanche. Bob Crane actually supplies all of the drumming for the show's music, including the timpanis heard in the theme tune, or whenever a German officer, like Burkhalter, enters camp. Robert Clary managed to show off his singing voice on more than one occasion.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_7431b974	type	Vile Villain, Saccharine Show
Hogan's Heroes / int_7431b974	comment	Vile Villain, Saccharine Show: A decent number of the one-time Nazi characters (and arguably Major Hochsetter in his less comical moments) come across as genuinely murderous and/or frightening despite how almost everything in the show is Played for Laughs. A prominent example is Major Hegel. A Gestapo major blackmailing the heroes (and threatening to shoot them for spying) with his Honey Trap assistant Myra, Hegel casually mentions forcing the spy who found out about the heroes to volunteer for the Russian front to avoid complications to his blackmail scheme. And he full pushes the episode into Cerebus Syndrome at the end when he prepares to kill the heroes after getting his payment, and also calmly mentions that he's killed Myra as well offscreen.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_768ae1c9	type	Les Collaborateurs
Hogan's Heroes / int_768ae1c9	comment	Les Collaborateurs: A one-shot member of Hogan's group becomes this in order to leave the camp. Naturally the Nazis don't plan on honoring any deal.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_79974fb8	type	Rock Beats Laser
Hogan's Heroes / int_79974fb8	comment	Rock Beats Laser: In "Drums Along the Dusseldorf", a flaming arrow takes out a truck of experimental fuel.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_7e38ea1	type	Dead Artists Are Better
Hogan's Heroes / int_7e38ea1	comment	Dead Artists Are Better: The episode "Klink's Masterpiece" ends with Col. Hogan reminding Klink of this trope, noting that Vincent van Gogh and Claude Gauguin starved, only becoming popular after their deaths.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_7e74d66f	type	Politically Correct History
Hogan's Heroes / int_7e74d66f	comment	Politically Correct History To maintain comedy, the show avoids mention of the more horrifying aspects of the Nazi regime. Then there's the whole matter of Kinchloe and Baker being black, which is never commented on. Klink even refers to Kinch as "the most popular prisoner in the camp" and seems to agree with the notion. Really, the only time race is brought up is by the fact that Kinchloe can't exactly go walking around disguised as a German (and yet he makes a wonderful German over the phone) and when the German brass get upset that Kinchloe can outbox the luftstalag champion. Klink doesn't see the problem until Burkhalter brings up that other African-American who was known for athletically outperforming Nazi contestants. Possibly lampshaded when Schultz runs across several of the crew (including Kinchloe) putting on German uniforms. "I know NUSSINK!" One of the few times the heroes acknowledge race is a brief gag when the crew is preparing for a sabotage mission. Passing around a can of black cammo paint to smear on their faces, Carter tries to pass it to Kinchloe... who simply looks at him with a raised eyebrow. Carter sheepishly hands it to the next person in line. Another time has Kinchloe pointing out his race to convince a Russian pilot that he isn't German.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_808cbaeb	type	Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking
Hogan's Heroes / int_808cbaeb	comment	Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking: When Hochstetter tells Klink about the damage at Gestapo Headquarters, after an American plane bombed them.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_823c6e3e	type	Large Ham
Hogan's Heroes / int_823c6e3e	comment	Large Ham: Marya, the way she emphasizes some of her words and her flirtations with people like LeBeau and various Germans. Klink, if he's trying to be dramatic. For all that LeBeau is the smallest guy of the team, when the situation calls for (over)acting he's generally the biggest ham around. Carter when he's doing his Hitler impersonation. Schultz (and also given that he's the largest one in camp); in fact, the rest of the cast slowly grew annoyed with John Banner's scenery chewing during filming while underplaying his lines during table readings and rehearsals. Just about anyone when impersonating a German officer — and some of the guest actors playing German officers, as well. But perhaps one of the greatest examples of this is Hogan, in the episode "The Scientist". When Hogan has to get a woman out of German captivity, he poses as a general and proceeds to outham everyone in the series. His acting is so hammy, he doesn't just chew the scenery, he demolishes it. Literally. See it in all its glory here.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_82b48dc	type	Stupid Jetpack Hitler
Hogan's Heroes / int_82b48dc	comment	Stupid Jetpack Hitler: Occasionally, the plot of an episode would revolve around sabotaging a nazi superscience project, such as an advanced fighter plane, remote-controlled tank, or physics experiment.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_861b520a	type	Sneaking Out at Night
Hogan's Heroes / int_861b520a	comment	Sneaking Out at Night: The allied prisoners of Stalag 13 routinely escape from the camp through a series of tunnels during the night. Outside its walls, they conduct deviltry on the wehrmacht, then return to camp in time for the morning headcount.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_863fa679	type	What Happened to the Mouse?
Hogan's Heroes / int_863fa679	comment	What Happened to the Mouse?: Kinchloe is replaced by Baker in the last season without any acknowledgment or explanation. In real life, Ivan Dixon left the series after the fifth season to pursue other entertainment opportunities.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_875615dd	type	Truth in Television
Hogan's Heroes / int_875615dd	comment	Also toyed with concerning the Germans. Nobody in the German military is explicitly an ally of the Heroes, but it seems like the Heer (ground forces) and Luftwaffe spend as much time messing with each other and the Gestapo as they do with the Allies. Truth in Television, mind you. It's lampshaded at least once by Kinch, who mentions that the Germans could start their own war and never even bring in the Allies.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_88e7f8b8	type	Batman Cold Open
Hogan's Heroes / int_88e7f8b8	comment	Batman Cold Open: They do it occasionally, with Hogan & co. out on sabotage missions. Usually the consequences of that mission provide the plot of the episode.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_89b7940	type	VasorGambit
Hogan's Heroes / int_89b7940	comment	Vasor Gambit: In one episode, Klink's ambitious and much-hated new assistant demands that the prisoners press his uniform for a visiting by the brass. They do so, set his uniform up to literally come apart at the seams, and draw the Allied V for Victory sign on his undershirt in invisible ink—that becomes visible before reaching human body temperature.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_8ac0d4f6	type	Super Multi-Purpose Room
Hogan's Heroes / int_8ac0d4f6	comment	Super Multi-Purpose Room: The prisoner barracks and the tunnels underneath, with all their hidden goodies.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_8ad43dc9	type	Ragtag Bunch of Misfits
Hogan's Heroes / int_8ad43dc9	comment	Ragtag Bunch of Misfits: The heroes.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_8b6e8d7	type	Anachronic Order
Hogan's Heroes / int_8b6e8d7	comment	Anachronic Order: The episodes tend to mention historic events of World War II and have the characters reacting to them. The plots of several episodes even rely on said events. But the events as depicted are not in order, the timeline jumps back and forth. For example one episode of season 5 ("The Big Gamble") and three episodes of season 6 ("To Russia Without Love", "That's No Lady, That's My Spy", "Kommandant Gertrude") mention the ongoing Battle of Stalingrad (August 1942- February, 1943). The characters learn of the end of this battle in a season 4 episode ("Guess Who Came to Dinner?"). An episode of season 1 ("How to Cook a German Goose by Radar") mentions the Allied invasion of Sicily (July-August, 1943) as a recent event. Two others episodes of the same season ("The Prince from the Phone Company", "Hello, Zollie") have characters mention strategic plans for the ongoing North African Campaign (June 1940-May 1943). And then we have The D-Day Landing (June 6, 1944) early in Season 3.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_8c431fe4	type	Band of Brothers
Hogan's Heroes / int_8c431fe4	comment	Band of Brothers: The five Allied mains.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_8d189cee	type	Nothing Can Stop Us Now!
Hogan's Heroes / int_8d189cee	comment	Nothing Can Stop Us Now!: Some episodes start with Hogan's team learning about a German threat by listening in when Burkhalter and/or some other high-ranking German are in Klink's office celebrating their imminent victory. Naturally, they discuss the details of their plans during this celebration, which ends up causing their plans to fail (courtesy of Hogan's team).
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Hogan's Heroes / int_8d4928da	type	Safecracking
Hogan's Heroes / int_8d4928da	comment	Safecracking: Newkirk's speciality.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_8f9f71a8	type	Crazy Enough to Work
Hogan's Heroes / int_8f9f71a8	comment	Crazy Enough to Work: Virtually all the schemes. Hogan becomes known for it, and the trope is name-dropped in one episode. It actually backfires once or twice and is usually lampshaded by Hogan as "I made it too complicated!"
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Hogan's Heroes / int_909e0a46	type	Gentlemen Rankers
Hogan's Heroes / int_909e0a46	comment	Gentlemen Rankers: Before the war Sgt. Schultz was the owner of Germany's largest and most successful toy manufacturing company. The company got taken over by the German military to make munitions. Col. Klink asks him for a bookkeeping job when everyone thinks the war might be ending.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_90d44f44	type	Karmic Death
Hogan's Heroes / int_90d44f44	comment	Karmic Death In "War Takes a Holiday" SS officer Wolfgang Hochstetter is tricked into letting Underground leaders go free. He is arrested by the SS at the end and it is likely he will face a firing squad. In another episode a German general arrives with his group of ruthless elite soldiers, boasting to Hogan's face that he disapproves of prison camps—since he never takes prisoners. Even Klink is horrified by him. He decides to play a joke on the prisoners by tossing a dummy grenade at them. Then Hogan dreams up the plan of replacing the general's war game supplies with something a little more realistic, and it's mentioned that the command post was wiped out by a live grenade. In "Two Nazis for the Price of One", Hogan finds out a Nazi general not only knows about their operation, but the Manhattan Project as well. (Hogan and company have no idea what the Manhattan Project is at this point, but know it's a top military secret.) They debate whether to kill him or not, until the general's aide, who he'd constantly treated like utter crap, does it for them. Doubles as Bad Guys Do the Dirty Work.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_91a7d252	type	Fake in the Hole
Hogan's Heroes / int_91a7d252	comment	Fake in the Hole: The POWs create a distraction by tossing a live grenade into Klink's office but without pulling the trigger cord (the equivalent of the pin on a potato masher grenade). This gives them time to pull off their Zany Scheme while the Germans are diving for cover. In "Praise the Fuehrer and Pass the Ammunition", a SS Colonel pulls the pin of a grenade and throws it into the compound. Everyone hits the ground, except Hogan, who picks up the grenade (actually a dummy used for war games) and has this exchange with the Nazi:
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Hogan's Heroes / int_92e5b254	type	Communications Officer
Hogan's Heroes / int_92e5b254	comment	Communications Officer: Sgt. Kinchloe is the crew's primary radio operator ("Papa Bear, this is Goldilocks, come in!").
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Hogan's Heroes / int_934937b2	type	Bluff the Impostor
Hogan's Heroes / int_934937b2	comment	Bluff the Impostor: One of Hogan's mole-digging methods: Ask the new guy what outfit he was with. Inquire about several supposed members of that outfit. Act very suspicious when he doesn't know who they are, and see if the new guy backtracks and claims to know the actually-nonexistent people.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_957e5fc2	type	Villainous Breakdown
Hogan's Heroes / int_957e5fc2	comment	Villainous Breakdown: The fate of a few Nazis. One early example is a smug mole in the pilot who becomes more and more unhinged and desperate as Hogan screws up his summation of Stalag 13's underground activities to the point where Burkhalter has to order the hysterical fool be dragged off to the Eastern front.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_95bca4c9	type	Tuckerization
Hogan's Heroes / int_95bca4c9	comment	Tuckerization: Hogan was named after actor Robert Hogan (who made two appearances; a rock-happy escapee and a British commando), who was a friend of co-creator Bernard Fein and director Gene Reynolds. Sgt. James Kinchloe (played by Ivan Dixon), was named after test pilot Iven Kincheloe, who served in The Korean War, only to be killed in an airplane crash.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_96cc4848	type	"Dear John" Letter
Hogan's Heroes / int_96cc4848	comment	"Dear John" Letter: The first-season finale ("Request Permission to Escape") focuses on Carter, of all people, getting one of these. The fact that it's from Mary Jane ("Gee, we've been going together since we were kids!") makes their trying to cheer him up even funnier.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_9751f6eb	type	Tanks, but No Tanks
Hogan's Heroes / int_9751f6eb	comment	Tanks, but No Tanks: In "Hold That Tiger", the team steals a goddamn tank from the Third Panzer Division. The script calls it a Tiger, but it's actually an American M7 Priest self-propelled artillery vehicle dolled up in German colors. The same M7 later stood in for a German AFV in "One Army At a Time".
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Hogan's Heroes / int_985e118a	type	Odd Couple
Hogan's Heroes / int_985e118a	comment	Odd Couple: Hogan and Klink occasionally drift into this territory.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_98aaf983	type	Comically Small Bribe
Hogan's Heroes / int_98aaf983	comment	In the pilot and first season Schultz was so heavily involved in Hogan's schemes that he occasionally had to remind them that he was technically supposed to be on the other side. In later seasons he makes at least a token effort to do his job, although he still turns a blind eye to anything that would complicate his life too much and is open to the occasional Comically Small Bribe.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_9a1d239e	type	Been There, Shaped History
Hogan's Heroes / int_9a1d239e	comment	Been There, Shaped History: The reason why the Allied Landings on D-Day went off (mostly) without a hitch? Col. Hogan pulled a Bavarian Fire Drill on the German General Staff who were in Stalag 13 at the time! One episode revolves around Hogan and his crew helping deliver a briefcase bomb to the Resistance — a bomb implied to be the one used for the July 20, 1944 assassination attempt on Hitler (a.k.a. the "Operation Valkyrie" plot). Further hilarity ensues when Klink accidentally arms the bomb and Hogan has to distract him and disarm it.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_9b1e50bd	type	During the War
Hogan's Heroes / int_9b1e50bd	comment	During the War: Like MASH, this show actually aired for longer than the war it takes place in (Hogan's Heroes ran for six seasons)—and the US didn't even get involved until 1941.*
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Hogan's Heroes / int_9dab0a6e	type	Continuity Nod
Hogan's Heroes / int_9dab0a6e	comment	Continuity Nod: And only in the fifth episode, Klink brings up some of the bizarre events that have taken place in previous episodes, such as the Tiger Tank crashing out of the Rec Hall, and the train bearing the Inspector General blowing up.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_9dfb8296	type	This Is Gonna Suck
Hogan's Heroes / int_9dfb8296	comment	This Is Gonna Suck: In "Hogan's Trucking Service, We Deliver the Factory To You", this is Hogan's response when Newkirk tells him that if the Mysterious Colonel X came to harm, it would be a great blow to the Germans. In another episode he hears Crittendon coming up the ladder from the tunnels and facepalms, going "Oh, it can't be..." and manages to pass it off as a salute.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_9e943076	type	One-Man Army
Hogan's Heroes / int_9e943076	comment	One-Man Army: In "Operation: Hannibal", there's the following exchange:
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Hogan's Heroes / int_9f1b0b39	type	Counting Bullets
Hogan's Heroes / int_9f1b0b39	comment	Counting Bullets: Subverted (and played for laughs) in "Two Nazis for the Price of One", where it turns out that the gunman has one round left in his gun. Defied in "The Schultz Brigade", where Hogan asks how many shots have been fired, and Klink irritably asks "who's counting?"
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Hogan's Heroes / int_a036d3df	type	Sarcastic Confession
Hogan's Heroes / int_a036d3df	comment	Sarcastic Confession: Played with in the original pilot The crew's certain a new inmate is a spy and are trying to figure out what to do about him. Hogan decides to actually SHOW HIM their underground hideout. They blindfold him, walk him around the camp to the trap door and use a fake You Just Told Me to convince him they're under the water tower. Hilarity Ensues when the agent runs to his superiors, rambling about a counterfeit money press, a tailor forging Nazi uniforms, and a small factory that makes gun-shaped cigarette lighters—his "lighter" was swapped for an actual gun, and his attempts to trigger the trapdoor lead to him being doused in gallons of water. The other Germans think he's nuts. Happens again in a later episode, when Klink wonders why an allied agent suddenly disappeared from camp and asks if Hogan has anything to do with it. He responds with a sarcastic, "Next you're gonna say we smuggled him into camp and flew him out in a balloon!" That's exactly what they did. Hogan occasionally uses this with Schultz. Rather than convincing Schultz that he doesn't want to know what the prisoners are doing, Hogan describes exactly what they're doing, knowing that Schultz will find the idea completely absurd.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_a1a1491e	type	Homage
Hogan's Heroes / int_a1a1491e	comment	Homage: The episode where Hogan & Co. trick a visitor into thinking he's flying in an airplane was a Shout-Out to Batman: The Movie, where the United Underworld tricks the kidnapped Commodore Schmidlapp into thinking he's still aboard his yacht.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_a1b141f4	type	My God, What Have I Done?
Hogan's Heroes / int_a1b141f4	comment	My God, What Have I Done?: In "The 43rd, a Moving Story", Hogan, having failed to manipulate Klink into believing that a bombing raid will attack a certain city because of his new, hard-nosed XO, engineers things to allow the XO to overhear a few hints from which he can deduce that said city will be bombed. The XO then arranges for the 43rd Anti-Air Battery to be moved to that city to defend it. The following day, the bombers destroy a facility in the city where the 43rd was originally stationed and General Burkhalter comes to arrest the XO for his screwup. When the XO tries to scare the general off by pointing out that his uncle is a Field Marshal, Burkhalter replies that his uncle was at the facility that was bombed, and thus is no longer around to protect him. The man's expression when he realizes that he'd caused his uncle's death is painful.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_a1d48853	type	Stupid Crooks
Hogan's Heroes / int_a1d48853	comment	Stupid Crooks: At the end of one episode, Schultz tells Hogan of a funny story he heard in town of a bank robber who got caught because he tried to deposit the money he stole into an account at the very bank he robbed a day later. While that's not what really happened (Hogan robbed the bank so he could pay off an informant, who didn't know that the money was stolen or from where when he tried to deposit it), the ostensible robber was pretty much stuck with playing along with the theory that he's an idiot to avoid confessing to treason.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_a20d4674	type	Techno Babble
Hogan's Heroes / int_a20d4674	comment	Technobabble: In the episode "Klink vs. the Gonculator", Hogan and Kinch use a bunch of this to convince Schultz, and later Klink, that Carter's rabbit trap is actually a Gonculator, a device so vital and secret that none of the Germans will admit they have no idea what it actually is.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_a3df8e61	type	And You Thought It Was a Game
Hogan's Heroes / int_a3df8e61	comment	And You Thought It Was a Game: As a diversion for a plan, the team intends to plant a fake bomb supposedly dropped in an air raid. Finding it and thinking that it's the phony planted by his men, Hogan immediately starts to defuse it with clumsy moves that would set it off for real. One of his men stops by and informs him that the fake explosives got stuck in a tunnel and that's a real bomb he's been messing with.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_a4c37cbe	type	Mood Whiplash
Hogan's Heroes / int_a4c37cbe	comment	Mood Whiplash "Operation Briefcase" was surprisingly dark, featuring an agent actually dying (offscreen) while in Hogan's care, when most involved escapes by the skins of their teeth. Even more unpleasantly, this episode dealt with the July 20th 1944 attempt to assassinate Hitler—an attempt, as everyone should know, that failed. In the Cold Open of another episode, the guys are meeting an Underground agent who was a female impersonator before the war. Jokes fly, then Germans crash the meeting, fire at the good guys and take off in pursuit of the Underground agent. Hogan and his men get up again, Newkirk cracks a joke at the expense of the French... and they realize that LeBeau is still on the ground and has actually been shot. Cue one of the most dramatic moments in the (usually) comedic series when Newkirk does a 180 from his usual Deadpan Snarker persona and says quietly, "Colonel, my little mate's been hit." Though it turns out the bullet only grazed him, but LeBeau fainted anyway because he's Afraid of Blood. "The Experts" also starts out pretty dark, possibly topping the other two examples. It begins with the Gestapo arriving in the middle of the night to arrest two Stalag 13 guards for black market operations. One is on vacation, but the other is at his post, so they go after him. Hogan is watching them arrest the man through the sink. A few seconds later, a machine gun is fired and the guard is dead.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_a60e3252	type	Rule of Funny
Hogan's Heroes / int_a60e3252	comment	Another error that could be chalked up to Rule of Funny is that realistically, the only clothing the prisoners would have are the uniforms they were shot down and arrested in. However, we see that this is not the case with the prisoners of Stalag 13, as we see them in standard issue sleepwear in night scenes (Hogan and Newkirk even have civilian pajamas), and in cases where Klink is entertaining an important visitor, all of the prisoners wear Class A Dress uniforms. One theory could be that since Hogan's men tailored all of their own clothing for masquerades, they could have easily made themselves pajamas or Class A uniforms, but then wouldn't Klink and Schultz be suspicious as to where their prisoners suddenly got extra clothing?
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Hogan's Heroes / int_a65288e2	type	Ascended Extra
Hogan's Heroes / int_a65288e2	comment	Ascended Extra: Carter. In the pilot he was one of several escaped officers passing through Stalag 13, but becomes a major cast member during the rest of the show.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_a6c69bd	type	MacGuffin
Hogan's Heroes / int_a6c69bd	comment	MacGuffin: Many plots center on trying to deliver something (or someone) to London, or to the underground. It usually matters little what that something (or someone) is, although there are occasional exceptions like a prototype rocket delivered by actually launching it towards London.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_a7aef9ff	type	Obfuscating Stupidity
Hogan's Heroes / int_a7aef9ff	comment	Marya: The crazed and over sexed, yet highly annoying White Russian, who's actually a hyper-competent Soviet spy.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_a806691d	type	Casanova Wannabe
Hogan's Heroes / int_a806691d	comment	Casanova Wannabe: Klink
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Hogan's Heroes / int_a9da4b3c	type	Real Fake Wedding
Hogan's Heroes / int_a9da4b3c	comment	Real Fake Wedding: In one episode, the group has to prevent a captured member of the French Resistance from spilling his guts. His captors try to demoralize him by telling him his lover is unfaithful, so Hogan and company trick Colonel Klink into marrying them (reasoning that he has the authority to do so, for the same reasons as a ship captain) under the guise of a play.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_ac6f8b65	type	Weirdness Coupon
Hogan's Heroes / int_ac6f8b65	comment	Weirdness Coupon: London is apparently used to Hogan's plans being bizarre, given by how they stopped asking questions about why Mama Bear wanted them to call an Italian restaurant in Newark to get a pizza recipe and the lyrics to Santa Lucia when they explained that it was for Goldilocks.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_ad1db87c	type	Oh, Crap!
Hogan's Heroes / int_ad1db87c	comment	In another episode he hears Crittendon coming up the ladder from the tunnels and facepalms, going "Oh, it can't be..." and manages to pass it off as a salute.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_ae3d6438	type	Deadpan Snarker
Hogan's Heroes / int_ae3d6438	comment	Hogan's snarkiness, in fact, he really began to put the "deadpan" in Deadpan Snarker, almost having no emotional range whatsoever.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_b01abe4f	type	Catchphrase
Hogan's Heroes / int_b01abe4f	comment	Catchphrase: Schultz's "Jawohl, Herr Kommandant / mein Herr" and "I know nussink!" Hochstetter's "Vhat is zis man doing here!" Klink's "Hooooo-GANNNN!", "Dis...missed!" (to Hogan), and "Nobody EVER escapes from Stalag 13!"
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Hogan's Heroes / int_b032e4ed	type	Ms. Fanservice
Hogan's Heroes / int_b032e4ed	comment	Ms. Fanservice: Several, including Klink's secretary Helga in the first season who made occasional returns in subsequent seasons, followed by her replacement Hilda; vampy Russian spy Marya, and Tiger with the French Underground.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_b058881a	type	Maximum Fun Chamber
Hogan's Heroes / int_b058881a	comment	The officer constantly threatening to send Klink to the Maximum Fun Chamber Russian Front is General Burkhalter — pronounced "Brrrr-colder".
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Hogan's Heroes / int_b09bf442	type	Whip of Dominance
Hogan's Heroes / int_b09bf442	comment	Whip of Dominance: Both Kommandant Klink and the recurring character Colonel Crittendon often carry a riding crop. They don't use them on their men, but it makes them look pompous and authoritarian military officers, especially when combined with their other overbearing regalia like Klink's High-Class Glass or Crittendon's Commissar Cap. (Crittendon outranks Hogan, and will therefore insist on being in charge when he's in Stalag 13, even though he messes things up.)
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Hogan's Heroes / int_b0e81c37	type	A Simple Plan
Hogan's Heroes / int_b0e81c37	comment	A Simple Plan: Usually resolved with the ol' Indy Ploy.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_b214c6e1	type	Tunnel Network
Hogan's Heroes / int_b214c6e1	comment	Tunnel Network: So extensive that one has to wonder why the whole camp hasn't turned into a giant sinkhole. In one episode Hogan walks to a specific spot and says "I think this is the only spot in camp we don't have a tunnel under."
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Hogan's Heroes / int_b414c9e8	type	SitCom
Hogan's Heroes / int_b414c9e8	comment	Sitcom: The series humor comes from whatever hilarious situation the heroes are into, whether it involves sabotage or not.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_b479b298	type	Spy Cam
Hogan's Heroes / int_b479b298	comment	Spy Cam: The heroes take photos of documents and secret equipment/labs using miniature cameras hidden in books, cigarette packs, and similar everyday objects.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_b4fa26d3	type	Only a Lighter
Hogan's Heroes / int_b4fa26d3	comment	Only a Lighter: In the very first episode, a Nazi is sent in disguised as a prisoner to infiltrate their operation. One of the tricks they use to discredit him with his higher ups is showing him the novelty replica-Luger cigarette lighters they're mass producing, so that later, when he sees a real Luger, he fires it, thinking it's a cigarette lighter.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_b53077b3	type	Take That!
Hogan's Heroes / int_b53077b3	comment	It's just as likely Schultz and Klink know about pretty much everything and are secretly letting it all go as a Take That! against their Nazi superiors.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_b5785433	type	ColdOpen
Hogan's Heroes / int_b5785433	comment	In the Cold Open of another episode, the guys are meeting an Underground agent who was a female impersonator before the war. Jokes fly, then Germans crash the meeting, fire at the good guys and take off in pursuit of the Underground agent. Hogan and his men get up again, Newkirk cracks a joke at the expense of the French... and they realize that LeBeau is still on the ground and has actually been shot. Cue one of the most dramatic moments in the (usually) comedic series when Newkirk does a 180 from his usual Deadpan Snarker persona and says quietly, "Colonel, my little mate's been hit." Though it turns out the bullet only grazed him, but LeBeau fainted anyway because he's Afraid of Blood.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_b6287eff	type	Briar Patching
Hogan's Heroes / int_b6287eff	comment	Briar Patching: One of Hogan's tactics to get Klink to do what Hogan really wants.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_b707726f	type	Hypocritical Humor
Hogan's Heroes / int_b707726f	comment	LeBeau and Newkirk both did tailor for the prisoners' masquerades, though in the episode, "Gowns by Yvette", LeBeau apparently doesn't even know how to sew, yet complains about Newkirk's work with a needle.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_b7e74b77	type	Five-Token Band
Hogan's Heroes / int_b7e74b77	comment	Five-Token Band: The pilot had a Multinational Team consisting of a (white) American officer, a black American sergeant, a Soviet sergeant, a French corporal, and a British corporal, with Helga as a Secret-Keeper. Unfortunately, Leonid Kinskey quit the series and his character was replaced with a third American, Sgt. Carter and the secretary was not overtly complicit in the series proper. However, Carter was later given a Native American ancestry, qualifying the team for this Super-Trope, though still not truly multinational, Shultz's (and possibly Hilda's) not-so-occasional aid notwithstanding.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_b892dd2d	type	Girl of the Week
Hogan's Heroes / int_b892dd2d	comment	Girl of the Week: As was common in series of the time; only a handful of the females on the series were recurring and, of those, only the Sexy Secretaries and Resistance Leader Tiger were Love Interests of Hogan.note Marya and Frau Linkmeyer only think they qualify. Granted, the other characters get a few, even Klink and Schultz.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_b905c10c	type	The Alcatraz
Hogan's Heroes / int_b905c10c	comment	The Alcatraz: Stalag 13 has the reputation of being the perfect, escape-proof camp, a reputation the prisoners put in a great deal of effort to maintain, because if Burkhalter learned just how shoddy the security really is, he'd replace Klink with someone who would fix it. That said, given that the prisoners sometimes get themselves deliberately caught while outside the camp, even without knowing what's really going on, it would be more accurate to say that nobody has ever escaped from Stalag 13 without being recaptured within a day or so.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_b99bed67	type	No-Nonsense Nemesis
Hogan's Heroes / int_b99bed67	comment	No-Nonsense Nemesis: A few showed up over the course of the series, but the only recurring one was Major Hochstetter, who proved essentially immune to all manipulations by the Heroes.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_b99fce86	type	Dueling Scar
Hogan's Heroes / int_b99fce86	comment	Dueling Scar: General Burkhalter has a dueling scar. Leon Askin, who played General Burkhalter, actually got the scar while being beaten by members of the SS for being Jewish. Klink mentions getting one in "Hello, Zolle", but his face is unmarred.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_ba236071	type	It Makes Sense in Context
Hogan's Heroes / int_ba236071	comment	Happens again in a later episode, when Klink wonders why an allied agent suddenly disappeared from camp and asks if Hogan has anything to do with it. He responds with a sarcastic, "Next you're gonna say we smuggled him into camp and flew him out in a balloon!" That's exactly what they did.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_bb660963	type	Color-Coded Characters
Hogan's Heroes / int_bb660963	comment	Color-Coded Characters: Depending on how you look at it... LeBeau â€“ Red Newkirk â€“ Blue Kinchloe â€“ Yellow (without his field jacket, his uniform is olive drab, which is similar to mustard, which is a shade of yellow) Carter â€“ Green (also without his leather flying jacket)
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Hogan's Heroes / int_bbe740e2	type	Tyrant Takes the Helm
Hogan's Heroes / int_bbe740e2	comment	Tyrant Takes the Helm Happened the first two times Crittendon took over. (He had developed enough the third time around that he was merely Miles Gloriosus.) Surprisingly, Schultz, in "Kommandant Schultz". He was frighteningly efficient when put into a position of power; but in the end he was grateful for the return of the status quo.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_bcb4f1f1	type	You Just Told Me
Hogan's Heroes / int_bcb4f1f1	comment	Played with in the original pilot The crew's certain a new inmate is a spy and are trying to figure out what to do about him. Hogan decides to actually SHOW HIM their underground hideout. They blindfold him, walk him around the camp to the trap door and use a fake You Just Told Me to convince him they're under the water tower. Hilarity Ensues when the agent runs to his superiors, rambling about a counterfeit money press, a tailor forging Nazi uniforms, and a small factory that makes gun-shaped cigarette lighters—his "lighter" was swapped for an actual gun, and his attempts to trigger the trapdoor lead to him being doused in gallons of water. The other Germans think he's nuts.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_bd4264a3	type	Slasher Smile
Hogan's Heroes / int_bd4264a3	comment	Slasher Smile: On Carter, of all people, when he pretends to be a chemical warfare specialist. If you know his usual character the result is a bit horrifying.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_be192f18	type	Yes-Man
Hogan's Heroes / int_be192f18	comment	Yes-Man: Klink, whenever a kissable butt of higher rank than his own is present. Subverted when an SS Colonel comes into camp and openly admits to never taking prisoners (earning the ire of Hogan, who responds with the "we try not to kill people we've met" rule applicable on this show). Klink instantly stops trying to suck up to him.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_be991863	type	The Neidermeyer
Hogan's Heroes / int_be991863	comment	The Neidermeyer: Major Hochstetter is prone to yelling at his subordinates and/or Klink when things go wrong and throwing around his authority with relish.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_bf17a64e	type	Germanic Efficiency
Hogan's Heroes / int_bf17a64e	comment	Germanic Efficiency: Constantly undermined. Although occasionally we do see an efficient German (very memorably in "Hogan Gives a Birthday Party", when General Biedenbender gives Hogan a run for his money).
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Hogan's Heroes / int_bf1edb7e	type	Comforting Comforter
Hogan's Heroes / int_bf1edb7e	comment	Comforting Comforter: In "Klink's Secret Weapon", Hogan drapes blankets over Kinch and LeBeau, who are so exhausted they just (like everyone else) collapsed into bed. It's a nice, quiet, and very sweet scene.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_c0d32460	type	Sexy Secretary
Hogan's Heroes / int_c0d32460	comment	Sexy Secretary: Nearly every male visitor — and some permanent residents — hit on Hilda and/or Helga.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_c209fc7	type	Chaste Hero
Hogan's Heroes / int_c209fc7	comment	Chaste Hero: Carter. Unlike the other characters, who are gaga for anything with two X chromosomes and a tight shirt, Carter is alternately confused and scared by female sexuality. The weird part is that in "Request Permission to Escape" his fiancÃ©e sends him a "Dear John" Letter. One wonders how he even got a fiancÃ©e in the first place. Ironically, in one of the last episodes, Carter becomes increasingly aroused at the prospect of visiting a beautiful dancer who happens to be with the Dutch Underground as a part of their latest mission.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_c2288824	type	A Nazi by Any Other Name
Hogan's Heroes / int_c2288824	comment	A Nazi by Any Other Name: The fictional version of Stalag 13. Their activities were slapstick, nothing compared to those of the real-life version.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_c26ebed4	type	Finagle's Law
Hogan's Heroes / int_c26ebed4	comment	Finagle's Law: Most of Hogan's plots exploit this within the German Military. Conversely, whenever things seem to go well for the heroes early in an episode, you can count on something to go wrong either just before the midpoint commercial or at the 3/4ths pole.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_c313d43a	type	True Companions
Hogan's Heroes / int_c313d43a	comment	True Companions: The prisoners of Stalag 13.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_c33ba0a8	type	Chuck Cunningham Syndrome
Hogan's Heroes / int_c33ba0a8	comment	Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Vladimir Minsk, the tailor (played by Leonid Kinskey), who only appeared in the black-and-white pilot episode, and turned down a regular role because he found the premise false and offensive, and that in real life, the Nazis were seldom dumb and never funny.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_c39a5ef0	type	Willing Suspension of Disbelief
Hogan's Heroes / int_c39a5ef0	comment	Willing Suspension of Disbelief: We are asked to believe that the saboteur heroes are able to operate inside Nazi Germany for multiple seasons of stories and not get caught. It's classic Rule of Funny. It even gets lampshaded in one episode, when it is noticed by the Gestapo that there is a group of unresolved incidents of sabotage surrounding Stalag 13. Naturally, a zany plan throws them off the track.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_c40c8b74	type	And Starring
Hogan's Heroes / int_c40c8b74	comment	And Starring: The main cast roll ends with "and John Banner".
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Hogan's Heroes / int_c49d8da4	type	Portrait Painting Peephole
Hogan's Heroes / int_c49d8da4	comment	Portrait Painting Peephole: One of the ways the heroes monitor Klink's office. A prisoner sneaks into a cabinet in the adjacent office, and then watches Klink's office through the eyes of a portrait on the wall.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_c6b4b048	type	Dropped After the Pilot
Hogan's Heroes / int_c6b4b048	comment	Dropped After the Pilot: The show had Leonid Kinskey as a Russian tailor named Vladimir Minsk in the pilot. Carter was an officer making his way through. Vladimir's actor decided the show wasn't taking the Nazis seriously enough and quit, and Carter became the fifth main character for the series proper.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_c85cb635	type	WhyDontYaJustShootHim
Hogan's Heroes / int_c85cb635	comment	In one episode, Klink tells Hogan (who at that point had more or less ensured that he would be shot for incompetence) that "somehow, I don't hate you. In another time, perhaps we could even have been friends." Hogan actually winces.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_ca81eae7	type	Hollywood Darkness
Hogan's Heroes / int_ca81eae7	comment	Hollywood Darkness: Gets especially funny when an officer uses a flashlight to read a map and it's dimmer than the light around him.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_ca895242	type	Officer and a Gentleman
Hogan's Heroes / int_ca895242	comment	Officer and a Gentleman: Hogan.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_ca95473c	type	Series Continuity Error
Hogan's Heroes / int_ca95473c	comment	Series Continuity Error: Some minor errors, usually regarding the characters' backgrounds, such as Carter's hometown being established as both Muncie, Indiana and Bullfrog, North Dakota (which apparently is a suburb of Crabapple Junction). In the pilot episode, the coffee pot in Hogan's office is actually a phone tap, allowing Hogan and his men to eavesdrop on Klink's phone conversations, though afterwards, it was strictly a bug in his office (with the mic hidden in the picture on the wall of Hitler giving a speech). In earlier Season One episodes, LeBeau is married — he directly mentions this in one episode, and is also seen wearing a wedding ring — till by the end of that season, he's single. LeBeau and Newkirk both did tailor for the prisoners' masquerades, though in the episode, "Gowns by Yvette", LeBeau apparently doesn't even know how to sew, yet complains about Newkirk's work with a needle. In "The Gold Rush", the prisoners destroy the wooden steps to Klink's office and blame it on termites to get Klink to replace them with brick steps. They use this as a cover to swap the contents of a gold convoy with painted over bricks, and then paint over the gold to make the brick steps. But every other episode of the series after that point goes back to having the steps made out of wood.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_caa28b82	type	Cloudcuckoolander
Hogan's Heroes / int_caa28b82	comment	Cloudcuckoolander: Carter again, and an argument could be made about Klink and Schultz to some extent.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_cc28f3bf	type	Not That Kind of Doctor
Hogan's Heroes / int_cc28f3bf	comment	Not That Kind of Doctor: Subverted most of the time with the guys helping various doctors escape from Germany with it being understood by everyone that they are scientists not medical doctors. Played straight in "The Assassin" when Klink mistakes atomic physicist Dr. Vanetti for a physician.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_cdc4a218	type	Hitler's Time Travel Exemption Act
Hogan's Heroes / int_cdc4a218	comment	Hitler's Time Travel Exemption Act: There's no time-traveling (although the idea of Hogan's Heroes...In SPACE! is just too awesome to contemplate head-on), but the numerous attempted assassinations on Hitler are all doomed to failure. One episode even had Hogan provide the time bomb to Colonel Claus von Stauffenbergnote a No Celebrities Were Harmed version of him, anyway, and then have to (very quickly) scheme to get to him again and disarm it when Schultz inadvertently activates one of the timers without Claus noticing. There were several genuine attempts, however, including from Hitler's own "trusted" men. In "Crittendon's Commandos", the Heroes learn that Field Marshal Rommel is recuperating in a hospital in Hammelburg; part of the mission is to kidnap him and get him across the Channel. This is the part that fails, of course.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_cf3966e6	type	Suspicious Spending
Hogan's Heroes / int_cf3966e6	comment	Suspicious Spending: At the end of "The Great Brinksmeyer Robbery", in which Hogan robs the Brinksmeyer Bank of 100,000 marks to pay off an informant, said informant walks into the Brinksmeyer bank to deposit the 100,000 marks into his personal account. The bank promptly calls the police.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_cf92fea8	type	Cassandra Truth
Hogan's Heroes / int_cf92fea8	comment	Cassandra Truth: Carter once had to get caught with a microfilm so they could give fake information to the Germans. He outright told everybody he met that he was a Prisoner of War, and they thought he was a Gestapo agent with fake American papers. He got very frustrated. He finally gave up, asked a (real) Gestapo agent who was in the room checking papers for a ride back to camp, and was found out on the way.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_d45c0b86	type	Refuge in Audacity
Hogan's Heroes / int_d45c0b86	comment	Refuge in Audacity: Hogan. Hell, the entire series in a meta-sense; it's a sitcom set in a Nazi prisoner-of-war camp. (Although they do stay away from the war-atrocities.) The best example is when he impersonates SS-General Himmelburger and goes on a rampage, threatening to send everyone within his sight to the Russian Front. The understandably rather shocked troops forget to check out his authenticity, and he spirits out a hostage right from under the Wehrmacht's nose.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_d4e586b4	type	Aftershow
Hogan's Heroes / int_d4e586b4	comment	After Show: Averted, due to Bob Crane's death. Word of God is that Larry Hovis was working on a pilot for a "next generation" spin-off, involving the children of the original POWs, fighting in Vietnam.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_d4e9de59	type	Dreadful Musician
Hogan's Heroes / int_d4e9de59	comment	Werner Klemperer was an accomplished violinist (naturally, as his father, Otto Klemperer, was one of Germany's great conductors); Colonel Klink, not so much. Except for this, which probably fits both Rule of Cool and Rule of Funny.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_d54b9eb3	type	Inter-Service Rivalry
Hogan's Heroes / int_d54b9eb3	comment	Interservice Rivalry: Klink, Major Hochstetter and General Burkhalter would often butt heads, especially when Hochstetter came in and claimed things as a Gestapo matter.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_d62dd556	type	The Chessmaster
Hogan's Heroes / int_d62dd556	comment	In "Hogan Gives a Birthday Party", General Biedenbender and Hogan play this throughout. Hilarity Ensues.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_d70eacf6	type	So You Were Saying...?
Hogan's Heroes / int_d70eacf6	comment	So You Were Saying...?: Too many to count.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_d7fc9fd0	type	Vitriolic Best Buds
Hogan's Heroes / int_d7fc9fd0	comment	Vitriolic Best Buds: This can be said of Newkirk and Carter; the on-screen chemistry is helped by Richard Dawson and Larry Hovis being close friends off camera.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_d8573ef9	type	Screw the Rules, I Have Connections!
Hogan's Heroes / int_d8573ef9	comment	Screw the Rules, I Have Connections!: Upstart low-ranking officers trying to push Klink around or upstage him will often be quick to point out that they have either a relative or friend that's very high-up in the German ranks to scare him when he tries to fight back. However by the end of the episode their connection is either conveniently killed in Hogan's plan, arrested for treason, does something so bad they end up at the Russian front or will turn their back completely on the officer of the week.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_d99d9918	type	The Captain
Hogan's Heroes / int_d99d9918	comment	The Captain: Colonel Hogan
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Hogan's Heroes / int_d9baff40	type	Spexico
Hogan's Heroes / int_d9baff40	comment	Spexico: A variant, in this case Hollywood mixing the Basque and Romani people. In "The Gypsy", LeBeau is almost hit by a bolt of lightning; Hogan takes advantage of this by claiming to Klink the lightning did hit LeBeau, and "[his] Basque blood has mysteriously awakened". LeBeau spends the rest of the episode pretending to be in a trance, wearing a clip-on hoop earring, and conning Klink into thinking he's a psychic Fortune Teller, with both Klink and Hogan referring to him as a "Gypsy".
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Hogan's Heroes / int_da0eeab5	type	Breakout Character
Hogan's Heroes / int_da0eeab5	comment	Breakout Character: Hilda to only a certain extent. Originally, the producers were going to give Klink a new secretary each season (hence why Helga was replaced by Hilda to begin with), a similar practice on The Bob Cummings Show, however the producers were pleased enough with Sigrid Valdis/Patti Olson's performance that they kept Hilda for the remainder of the show's run.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_da3043c5	type	Fake Ultimate Hero
Hogan's Heroes / int_da3043c5	comment	Fake Ultimate Hero: Whenever Hogan's people need a German soldier to look good so that he remains useful to them (usually, but not always, Schultz), they stage an escape and arrange for the patsy to recapture the prisoners.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_daef39ee	type	Elaborate Underground Base
Hogan's Heroes / int_daef39ee	comment	Elaborate Underground Base: The P.O.W.s had so many tunnels carved out that it's surprising the whole camp didn't collapse and sink into the ground. Occasionally holes did pop up, and it would be up to the gang to convince Klink that there were natural caverns or hot springs under the camp. Interestingly the base actually came to be a bit less elaborate as the show went on. While the tunnels in the series proper never came to resemble the pilot's, there was still mention of the printing press and the metal shop (and the fact that prisoners other than the core group worked down there regularly). In later seasons the radio room is the only room shown, and forged papers seem to be solely Newkirk's job.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_db0a3f28	type	Villain Exclusivity Clause
Hogan's Heroes / int_db0a3f28	comment	Villain Exclusivity Clause: Klink (justified in that the setting of the show is a prisoners' camp and he's the commander of such).
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Hogan's Heroes / int_db1ab4b1	type	Just a Stupid Accent
Hogan's Heroes / int_db1ab4b1	comment	Just a Stupid Accent: Very few "Germans" speak actual German on the show. In fact, because of the Translation Convention, it gets to the point that it's never quite clear who's actually speaking what at any given time. Even the characters lose track at times. Klink, Schultz, and General Burkhalter's actors weren't fakes though. They really were German born (well, at least, the latter two were Austrian)... it doesn't make it any clearer who's speaking what though. On the other hand, there are quite a few authentic German throwaway lines, mostly by Schultz. And LeBeau's actor really was French.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_db7efdaf	type	Adolf Hitlarious
Hogan's Heroes / int_db7efdaf	comment	Adolf Hitlarious: Hitler himself is specifically mocked on a few occasions. Carter impersonates Hitler several times to dupe Colonel Klink. Kinchloe, played by African-American actor Ivan Dixon, also impersonated Hitler a few times — over the phone, naturally. He once ordered Klink to send a German officer to the Russian front — the officer was secretly a Russian POW.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_dc3b74bc	type	Pointy-Haired Boss
Hogan's Heroes / int_dc3b74bc	comment	Pointy-Haired Boss: Colonel Klink, who is actually bald...
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Hogan's Heroes / int_dd26fd14	type	Man of a Thousand Voices
Hogan's Heroes / int_dd26fd14	comment	Man of a Thousand Voices: Everyone when they're impersonating Germans, but Richard Dawson gets special mention for playing Newkirk and various German and British voices that sound nothing alike. This scene in particular, gives a good impression of his vocal talents.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_df5d7746	type	Artistic License â€“ Prison
Hogan's Heroes / int_df5d7746	comment	Artistic License â€“ Prison: Stalag 13 has a number of blatant security flaws that would never pass muster in a real POW camp, even if one disregards the ones that Hogan's people created themselves, such as the absurdly extensive Tunnel Network. Windows and external doors on the prisoner barracks open in when they should open out. This is so the guards can bar them shut from the outside, making it harder for the residents to get up to any monkey business after lights out. Areas that are supposed to be primarily for the usage of the prison staff, such as guard quarters, the armory, and (most notably) Klink's office, should be located outside the general holding area, with prisoners only allowed there with the express permission of (and while escorted by) the guards. This is to make it harder for prisoners to get to places they aren't supposed to be. A few time prisoners are sentenced to solitary, actually get sent into solitary (instead of Hogan talking Klink out of it), and then all of them are shown in the same cell in the cooler. Solitary confinement means solitary confinement, as in one person per cell, ideally without a way to interact with people in adjacent cells.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_dfa71e43	type	Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain
Hogan's Heroes / int_dfa71e43	comment	Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain: Klink.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_e116fedc	type	Play-Along Prisoner
Hogan's Heroes / int_e116fedc	comment	Play-Along Prisoner: If Hogan had wanted to escape, he'd likely have been halfway to Switzerland by the second episode. But since he can contribute more to the war effort at less risk to himself by staying in Stalag 13, he only steps out for the occasional day trip. A few times, he actually breaks out of prison, does a full home-run escape all the way to London, attends a briefing about a special mission Command has for him, catches a flight back to Hammelburg, parachutes out, and sneaks back in to Stalag 13 before Klink even realized that he was gone!
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Hogan's Heroes / int_e11b003d	type	Translation Convention
Hogan's Heroes / int_e11b003d	comment	The German officers refer to each other by the English equivalent of their respective ranks. This may or may not lend itself to Translation Convention, but Klink and Schultz's ranks in German, for example, are Oberst and Feldwebel, rather than Colonel and Sergeant.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_e28f88b8	type	Last-Name Basis
Hogan's Heroes / int_e28f88b8	comment	Last-Name Basis: For the most part, though both LeBeau and Carter are frequently referred to by their first names throughout the series.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_e2d457	type	The Ditz
Hogan's Heroes / int_e2d457	comment	Colonel Crittendon started off as a completely incompetent and oblivious Miles Gloriosus; in his last episode he successfully helps Hogan and co. carry out a mission by impersonating an English traitor.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_e35ab565	type	Indy Ploy
Hogan's Heroes / int_e35ab565	comment	Hogan is a grandmaster. See also Indy Ploy.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_e37f19	type	Disguised in Drag
Hogan's Heroes / int_e37f19	comment	In "I Look Better in Basic Black", Hogan, LeBeau, and Newkirk have to dress as woman to help three USO girls escape custody. Newkirk and LeBeau are resistant to the idea, and Newkirk declares "you can hang me from the highest yardarm, but under no circumstances will we dress as women!" Cut to all three Disguised in Drag.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_e39638a1	type	Turncoat
Hogan's Heroes / int_e39638a1	comment	Turn Coat: "One in Every Crowd". There are also several episodes where they need to intercept/sabotage/unturn people who have switched sides to ally themselves with the Germans.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_e3c20140	type	As Long as It Sounds Foreign
Hogan's Heroes / int_e3c20140	comment	As Long as It Sounds Foreign: Some signs are in amusing mock German, such as dynamite being stored in boxes labelled "Explosivstof".
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Hogan's Heroes / int_e409de66	type	Manipulative Editing
Hogan's Heroes / int_e409de66	comment	In "Hot Money", Hogan uses the fear of being murdered to get a printing technician to sabotage a Nazi counterfeiting operation. Some Manipulative Editing of a recording is used to make the technician (who is in no real danger) think that he'll be shot for security reasons once the counterfeiting operation is complete. This gives the printer a vested interest in sabotaging the printing plates and sending the operation back to the starting line.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_e43b42ea	type	We Need a Distraction
Hogan's Heroes / int_e43b42ea	comment	We Need a Distraction: Usually involving strudel for Schultz, made in a prison camp barracks; mmmmm! Strudel, or beautiful women.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_e542d80a	type	Gonk
Hogan's Heroes / int_e542d80a	comment	Gonk: The mean, gruff, homely Frau Linkmeyer, General Burkhalter's sister, whom Burkhalter is frequently trying to marry off to Klink.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_e563bf09	type	Insistent Terminology
Hogan's Heroes / int_e563bf09	comment	Insistent Terminology: In one episode where Newkirk banters with LeBeau over his cooking (Newkirk is just about the only one in the barracks who doesn't like LeBeau's culinary masterpieces):
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Hogan's Heroes / int_e5c64f3f	type	Shame If Something Happened
Hogan's Heroes / int_e5c64f3f	comment	Shame If Something Happened: In "Hogan's Hofbrau", two SS officers go around gathering funds to redecorate Hitler's private base, and extort five thousand marks from Klink that he doesn't have by saying that with the funds, they will also present the Fuhrer with the names of everyone who contributed, and everyone who was asked but didn't. Fortunately for the Kommandant, Hogan is able to provide him with five thousand counterfeit marks to make them go away.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_e5db3cec	type	The Board Game
Hogan's Heroes / int_e5db3cec	comment	The Board Game: Yes, there was one, believe it or not.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_e5e6640b	type	Flanderization
Hogan's Heroes / int_e5e6640b	comment	Flanderization: Hogan's snarkiness, in fact, he really began to put the "deadpan" in Deadpan Snarker, almost having no emotional range whatsoever. Klink's incompetence in his command of Stalag 13, it's a wonder why Burkhalter hasn't just transferred him to the Russian Front already. Carter's naÃ¯vetÃ© and absent-mindedness, it's a wonder why Hogan continues to keep him as part of his team.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_e6b5d22f	type	Catchphrase
Hogan's Heroes / int_e6b5d22f	comment	Most of the time, Schultz will find out about what the Heroes are up to, or perhaps witness parts of their missions, and in many of these cases, Hogan and his men will flat-out tell Schultz exactly what they're doing (especially in the first season), knowing Schultz will simply turn the other way, and know NOTHING!!! However, on some occasions, the Heroes will actually try to keep Schultz from finding out what they're doing, and if he does find out, he actually will go to Klink to rat them out, putting them in the spot of having to cover up their current mission.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_e70127	type	The Mole
Hogan's Heroes / int_e70127	comment	The Mole: There's one in the first episode — the titular "informer". Fortunately, Hogan and the gang catch on and he devises a plan.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_e784bb8c	type	Accidental Truth
Hogan's Heroes / int_e784bb8c	comment	Accidental Truth: In one episode, Hogan claims that he and his men were testing people for ESP in order to cover up some gambling. To help sell the lie, he mentions a "Dr. Otto von Tillerman" known for his work in the study of Psychic Powers. Later on, he finds out that there actually is a Dr. Otto von Tillerman who studies ESP, and quips that he might be psychic himself.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_e79b033c	type	Scooby Stack
Hogan's Heroes / int_e79b033c	comment	Scooby Stack: Seen a few times, most notably in "Killer Klink". While Hogan is giving Schultz a sob story, Kinch, Newkirk and LeBeau provide melancholy background music (complete with harmonica).
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Hogan's Heroes / int_e7c671f3	type	Mildly Military
Hogan's Heroes / int_e7c671f3	comment	Mildly Military When it comes to insults and snark, rank is not an issue. In particular, Corporal Newkirk gets away with calling Sergeant Carter an idiot quite often. The men have a pretty strong bond between them and Carter in particular is probably too nice to pull rank on anyone. For contrast, in one episode, Carter gets a "Dear John" letter, and starts acting more traditionally military, for example refusing to budge until saluted correctly. Hogan exasperatedly asks him if he has to act so military. Most of the time it's obvious that the men follow Hogan's orders and instructions out of respect, not deference to military rank. The amount of times he directly orders someone to do something is in the single digits, and it's usually when someone's life is at risk. One example is when Hogan is disarming the security lock (a good-sized bomb) on a briefcase so they can find out what's inside. It comes down to a Wire Dilemma type event — turning the handle one way disarms the bomb, the other way triggers it. The men are right behind him, and only back up when he says "That's a direct order!"
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Hogan's Heroes / int_e83f211c	type	O.O.C. Is Serious Business
Hogan's Heroes / int_e83f211c	comment	O.O.C. Is Serious Business: One episode has Hogan ordered to kill a Nazi scientist to sabotage his work, which Hogan and his men object to because they seem resistant to the idea of actually killing someone... despite the fact their bombing raids, train explosions and all the other Allied offensives they have been involved in have either directly or indirectly killed thousands of people.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_ea2e9f2d	type	No Ending
Hogan's Heroes / int_ea2e9f2d	comment	No Ending: The series never had a proper Grand Finale, so we will never know what happened when the Allied forces finally reached Stalag 13, thus ending Hogan's mission, at the closing of the war.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_eae0129f	type	Anti-Advice
Hogan's Heroes / int_eae0129f	comment	Anti-Advice: A bomb lands in Stalag 13. Hogan asks Col. Klink which wire to cut to disarm it, then cuts the other one.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_eb0d7317	type	Men of Sherwood
Hogan's Heroes / int_eb0d7317	comment	Men of Sherwood: Hogan and his four main subordinates do about 90% of the espionage and resistance work, but there are at least a couple dozen prisoners who know what they're doing and help out, and some episodes imply the whole camp knows and they are occasionally shown doing things like acting as lookouts and helping dig new tunnels. The most prominent are Sergeant Olsen (who has prominent, credited roles in four episodes across three seasons) and a quartet of Recurring Extras who are in almost every episode but only have about half a dozen lines of dialogue between them. There are also a few distinguishable one-shot characters, like Sgt. Wilson the medic, Barns and Davis (who act as scapegoats for a failed escape attempt conducted by two men who aren't supposed to be in the camp), a meteorologist who helps plan a balloon escape, three men who impersonate members of Hitler's staff, and two men who fill in for regular characters during episodes with an absent actor. None of the minor prisoners die over the series or act like The Load save for one One-Shot Character tries to betray them, but he's The Friend Nobody Likes.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_ed6c3220	type	Forgotten Theme Tune Lyrics
Hogan's Heroes / int_ed6c3220	comment	Forgotten Theme Tune Lyrics: Jerry Fielding's "March" has 4 verses.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_ed914e98	type	Tricked into Signing
Hogan's Heroes / int_ed914e98	comment	Tricked into Signing: Kinch had pulled the "put a blank piece of paper in a big pile of papers to sign" trick on Col. Klink, so he just happens to have a blank paper with Klink's signature for the plot du jour.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_ee7a60e9	type	One-Steve Limit
Hogan's Heroes / int_ee7a60e9	comment	One-Steve Limit Colonel Hogan, Colonel Klink, and Colonel Crittendon (even though Crittendon should actually be a Group Captain). Actually, there are two Colonel Crittendons, it's just that the one time Hogan was sent to work with the competent one, Command mixed up their records and sent him to the wrong POW camp, where he ended up rescuing the usual one. The second Crittendon was never seen, or mentioned again. Corporal Newkirk and Caporal LeBeau. Sergeant Kinchloe, Sergeant Baker, Sergeant Carter, Sergeant Schultz. In addition to Major Hochstetter dropping in from time to time, in "Hold That Tiger" (one of the first episodes), a tiger tank is stolen from one General Hochstetter.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_eed678bf	type	Deep Cover Agent
Hogan's Heroes / int_eed678bf	comment	Deep Cover Agent: A few popped up, including two in one episode (one American undercover as a German, one German undercover in Allied Intelligence) who made up the plot of the episode.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_efef300	type	Put on a Bus to Hell
Hogan's Heroes / int_efef300	comment	Put on a Bus to Hell: Anyone who gets sent to the Russian Front. Except for the Russian they disguised as a German; he was more than happy to go.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_f09afb0	type	Digging Yourself Deeper
Hogan's Heroes / int_f09afb0	comment	Digging Yourself Deeper: Klink tends to do this in the worst possible ways around his superiors.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_f10d3363	type	Distracted by the Sexy
Hogan's Heroes / int_f10d3363	comment	Distracted by the Sexy: Hogan uses this ploy by having LeBeau taking snapshots of Helga modeling a swimsuit to distract a guard while he bugs his tower.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_f15c2859	type	NO INDOOR VOICE
Hogan's Heroes / int_f15c2859	comment	In Hochstetter's earlier appearances, Hogan would be present when approaching Klink, prompting him to ask, "What is this man doing here?" or alternatively "Who is this man?" Hochstetter would then relay information to Klink, to which Hogan would also add his comment, prompting Hochstetter to repeat, "What is this man doing here?" Klink would respond to and resume the conversation with Hochstetter, after which Hogan would slip in one more comment, causing Hochstetter to shout loudly, "WHAT IS THIS MAN DOING HERE?!!" or the alternative.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_f19e8a55	type	Bad "Bad Acting"
Hogan's Heroes / int_f19e8a55	comment	Bad "Bad Acting": Whenever the Heroes read from scripts to Bluff the Eavesdropper, their acting is hilariously atrocious. It's especially bad in "Klink's Escape", where Carter reads his part with the worst possible enunciation and LeBeau has one of his lines broken up by everyone noisily turning their pages.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_f1d6144a	type	War Is Hell
Hogan's Heroes / int_f1d6144a	comment	War Is Hell: Mostly averted — while Hogan and the men are obviously prisoners (in the absolute loosest sense at times), they live a relatively comfortable life by POW standards and are given liberties that are outrageously lax. However, sometimes played somewhat straight when it is mentioned (in passing) that Hogan's secret missions have directly resulted in the deaths (and sometimes slaughter) of German soldiers.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_f27ec906	type	Identical Stranger
Hogan's Heroes / int_f27ec906	comment	Identical Stranger: In one episode, the group has to protect a defecting financial expert, who, aside from his beard, looks a lot like Schultz. The group eventually uses this to their advantage to help the man escape. A rather funny scene is when the Fake Schultz is told to get back on patrol, after being caught "napping" by Klink while searching for the defector, only for the Fake to march towards the Real Schultz, who turns to look at the Fake's back as the Fake keeps walking. When the Real one mentions the odd situation to Klink, that's when "some" of the pieces are put together, but by then, the defector has already left. In another episode, plastic surgery was used to alter a German spy's face to make him be able to pass himself off as an English officer, in an attempt to assassinate Winston Churchill. The group uses this to their advantage to help the real one to escape, in place of the impersonator's "escape". Then there's the time Crittendon has to swap places with an English traitor. Kinchloe also gets a moment where he swaps places with an African Prince, who was helping the Axis powers.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_f432c6bf	type	Glad I Thought of It
Hogan's Heroes / int_f432c6bf	comment	Glad I Thought of It: Colonel Klink — Colonel Hogan uses this to manipulate him. Colonel Crittendon — Colonel Hogan uses this to manipulate him as well.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_f5a3e496	type	Suspiciously Similar Substitute
Hogan's Heroes / int_f5a3e496	comment	Suspiciously Similar Substitute: Baker replacing Kinchloe, Hilda replacing Helga.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_f7e98d4a	type	Snow Means Cold
Hogan's Heroes / int_f7e98d4a	comment	Snow Means Cold: The few episodes set during a blizzard pull off the "cold Central Germany" better than most episodes (that don't have snow).
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Hogan's Heroes / int_f945dff4	type	Facepalm
Hogan's Heroes / int_f945dff4	comment	Facepalm: At one point, Hogan, Klink and Schultz all do this simultaneously.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_f9f2c33	type	Running Gag
Hogan's Heroes / int_f9f2c33	comment	Running Gag: Several, mostly regarding the lack of Nazi competency. There's even a drinking game based on them. You can find it here. Threatening to send someone to the Russian Front. Schultz walking into the middle of a Zany Scheme, then doing an about-face, while declaring "I know NUZZINK!!" Hogan playing with his hat and Klink's spiked-helmet when he's in his office (season one especially). Hogan not knowing what to do, then one of the guys saying something unrelated, and Hogan having a lightbulb moment. Hogan walking into Klink's office anytime he wants, especially whenever other German military officers are visiting. In Hochstetter's earlier appearances, Hogan would be present when approaching Klink, prompting him to ask, "What is this man doing here?" or alternatively "Who is this man?" Hochstetter would then relay information to Klink, to which Hogan would also add his comment, prompting Hochstetter to repeat, "What is this man doing here?" Klink would respond to and resume the conversation with Hochstetter, after which Hogan would slip in one more comment, causing Hochstetter to shout loudly, "WHAT IS THIS MAN DOING HERE?!!" or the alternative. A lot of phone calls between Germans are concluded with "Heil Hitler." Klink seems to find it tiresome. The Heroes (especially Newkirk) seem to delight in repeating it as often as possible when they do phone impersonations. At one point Carter does it out of habit when Schultz shows up. On several occasions throughout the series, Klink uses the word "fantastic" — that is, a product of fantasy — in response to some audacious statement by Hogan. And Hogan, playing dumb, replies with "Thank you, sir," taking it as a straight compliment.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_fb3576b2	type	The Dog Bites Back
Hogan's Heroes / int_fb3576b2	comment	In "Two Nazis for the Price of One", Hogan finds out a Nazi general not only knows about their operation, but the Manhattan Project as well. (Hogan and company have no idea what the Manhattan Project is at this point, but know it's a top military secret.) They debate whether to kill him or not, until the general's aide, who he'd constantly treated like utter crap, does it for them. Doubles as Bad Guys Do the Dirty Work.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_fd7267dd	type	Master of Disguise
Hogan's Heroes / int_fd7267dd	comment	Master of Disguise: Pretty much all the good guys.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_fd94c4ac	type	Theme Naming
Hogan's Heroes / int_fd94c4ac	comment	Theme Naming: The code-names are almost all fairy-tale-related: "Papa Bear", "Mama Bear", "Goldilocks", "Little Red Riding Hood", "The Big Bad Wolf", "Rumplestiltskin", etc.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_fdc4fab4	type	Depending on the Writer
Hogan's Heroes / int_fdc4fab4	comment	Depending on the Writer: Most of the time, Schultz will find out about what the Heroes are up to, or perhaps witness parts of their missions, and in many of these cases, Hogan and his men will flat-out tell Schultz exactly what they're doing (especially in the first season), knowing Schultz will simply turn the other way, and know NOTHING!!! However, on some occasions, the Heroes will actually try to keep Schultz from finding out what they're doing, and if he does find out, he actually will go to Klink to rat them out, putting them in the spot of having to cover up their current mission. Klink is also inconsistently written, being anywhere from simply incompetent to actively aiding the prisoners behind the scenes (the latter mostly showing up in SS episodes). Likewise for a lot of other small details throughout the series: Schultz fluctuates between being married and single, the exact locations of the tunnels vary as the plot calls for them to be moved, etc.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_fe0330fb	type	Brick Joke
Hogan's Heroes / int_fe0330fb	comment	Brick Joke: In the episode "The Collector General", when talking about Klink, Hogan asks if anyone would trust a man who wears a monocle to bed. Later in the episode, Klink is awakened by a late night phone call, wearing his monocle.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_fe8a1029	type	Feed the Mole
Hogan's Heroes / int_fe8a1029	comment	Feed the Mole: In the black and white pilot Hogan and his men do this to an undercover German soldier planted by Burkhalter, by telling him things such as that the entrance to the underground tunnels is under the water tower, that the guard dogs in the truck are actually a stereo recording, and switching a gun-shaped lighter for a real gun. The tactic was used in various forms in later episodes as well.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_ff9e9dde	type	Once a Season
Hogan's Heroes / int_ff9e9dde	comment	Once a Season: Each season, one of the actors would receive new footage during the Dramatis Personae-esque main title sequence; Ivan Dixon in Season Two, Richard Dawson in Season Three, Larry Hovis in Season Four, and Robert Clary in Season Five.
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Hogan's Heroes / int_ffad4e9f	type	Shown Their Work
Hogan's Heroes / int_ffad4e9f	comment	Shown Their Work: A lot of the plots referenced actual World War II events, such as the Manhattan Project or the assassination attempt on Hitler by other Nazis.
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Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Correlation/Causation Gag / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Could Say It, But... / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Crazy Enough to Work / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Cuckoo Clock Gag / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Cue Card Pause / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Cultural Translation / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Dead Artists Are Better / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Defiant Captive / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Delayed Explosion / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Delicious Distraction / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Demolitions Expert / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Determined Defeatist / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Disastrous Demonstration / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Discreet Drink Disposal / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Disguised in Drag / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	DoppelgÃ¤nger Crossover / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Draft Dodging / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Dreadful Musician / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Dressing as the Enemy / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Drinking Game / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Dropped After the Pilot / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Drunk with Power / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Dueling Scar / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Dumbwaiter Ride / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Dumbwaiter Ridelaunching Tonight / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Eat the Evidence / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Elaborate Underground Base / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Enraged by Idiocy / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Everybody Smokes / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Everything Is Big in Texas / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Explosive Breeder / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Expospeak Gag / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Facepalm / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Fake in the Hole / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Fake Nationality / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Farmer's Daughter / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Fascist, but Inefficient / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Fashions Never Change / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Fast Tunnelling / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Fat and Skinny / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Fauxtastic Voyage / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Final Season Casting / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Finish Dialogue in Unison / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Food as Bribe / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Foreign Cuss Word / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Foreign Re-Score / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Forgotten Theme Tune Lyrics / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Freeze-Frame Ending / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Friendship Denial / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Frozen in Time / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Gallows Humor / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	General Failure / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Genius Ditz / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Gentlemen Rankers / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Germanic Efficiency / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Girl of the Week / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Girl's Night Out Episode / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Glad I Thought of It / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Glad You Thought of It / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Go-Karting with Bowser / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Godwin's Law of Facial Hair / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Good Hair, Evil Hair / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Good Scars, Evil Scars / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Got Volunteered / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Gratuitous German / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Hair-Trigger Avalanche / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Harmless Lady Disguise / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	High-Class Glass / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Hollywood CB / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Hollywood Costuming / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Hollywood Military Uniform / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Hollywood Natives / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Homing Projectile / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Honey Trap / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Human Shield / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Human Snowman / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	I Am One of Those, Too / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	I Was Never Here / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Idiot Savant / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Ignore the Fanservice / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	I'll Pretend I Didn't Hear That / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Impersonating the Evil Twin / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Improperly Placed Firearms / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	In a Worldâ€¦ / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	In Medias Res / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	In the Original Klingon / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Incompetent Guard Animal / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Inconvenient Darkroom Illumination / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Incredibly Obvious Bug / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Instant Sedation / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Instrumental Theme Tune / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Intercontinuity Crossover / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Irony as She Is Cast / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Is There a Doctor in the House? / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Island Help Message / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	It's Cuban / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Jews Playing Nazis / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Just a Stupid Accent / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Know-Nothing Know-It-All / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Last-Second Word Swap / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Laugh Track / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Lawful Stupid / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Limited Advancement Opportunities / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Lipstick Mark / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Live-Action Cartoon / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Lord Error-Prone / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Loud Last Name / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Lovable Rogue / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Lowered Recruiting Standards / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Mad Bomber / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Magic Plastic Surgery / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Majorly Awesome / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Man Hug / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Manipulative Editing / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	March / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Master of Unlocking / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Maximum Fun Chamber / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Mean Character, Nice Actor / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Men Don't Cry / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Men of Sherwood / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Mexicans Love Speedy Gonzales / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Might as Well Not Be in Prison at All / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Minion with an F in Evil / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Mistaken for Dying / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Mistaken for Spies / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Mistakenly Attacked Mole / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Money to Burn / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Mother Russia Makes You Strong / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Mr. Smith / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	N-Word Privileges / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Nazi Gold / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Nazi Nobleman / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Nepotism / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	No Plans, No Prototype, No Backup / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Non Sequitur, Thud / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Not-So-Fake Prop Weapon / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Not That Kind of Doctor / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	O.C. Stand-in / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Offending the Creator's Own / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Once a Season / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Only a Lighter / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Opinion Flip-Flop / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	POW Camp / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Parental Bonus / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Percussive Maintenance / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Pity the Kidnapper / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Place Worse Than Death / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Play-Along Prisoner / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Plunger Detonator / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Pointy-Haired Boss / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Preferable Impersonator / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Prison / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Prison Escape Artist / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Prisoner Performance / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Prisoner's Work / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Professional Butt-Kisser / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Punch! Punch! Punch! Uh Oh... / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Put on a Bus to Hell / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Quintessential British Gentleman / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Radio Silence / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Real Fake Wedding / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Recurring Extra / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Redemption Promotion / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Reluctant Mad Scientist / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Repeating So the Audience Can Hear / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Right Under Their Noses / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Rock Beats Laser / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Rugged Scar / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Run for the Border / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Sabotage to Discredit / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Sad Clown / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Safecracking / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Sawed-Off Shotgun / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	"Scooby-Doo" Hoax / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Second Episode Substitute / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Secretly Wealthy / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Self-Offense / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Servile Snarker / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Sexy Scandinavian / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Sexy Secretary / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Shiny New Australia / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Shoot the Builder / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Shoot the Fuel Tank / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Sleeping Dummy / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Sleepwalking / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Sneaking Out at Night / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Spy Cam / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Spy Speak / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Staff of Authority / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Stealing from Thieves / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Stock Footage / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Stupid Jetpack Hitler / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Suddenly Ethnicity / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Supreme Chef / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Surrounded by Idiots / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Suspicious Spending / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Sycophantic Servant / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Tank Goodness / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Tanks, but No Tanks / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Tap on the Head / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Team Chef / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Team Title / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Tell Him I'm Not Speaking to Him / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Temporary Substitute / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	That Poor Plant / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	That Russian Squat Dance / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	That's an Order! / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	The '40s / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	The Alcatraz / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	The Captain / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	The Cast Showoff / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	The Commies Made Me Do It / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	The Convenient Store Next Door / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	The Creon / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	The Danza / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	The Gambling Addict / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	The Joy of X / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	The Leader / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	The Neidermeyer / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	The Obi-Wannabe / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	The Scrounger / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	The So-Called Coward / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Those Wacky Nazis / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Throwing the Fight / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Thumbtack on the Chair / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Time Bomb / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Token Minority / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Token Minority Couple / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Tokyo Rose / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Tricked into Signing / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Truth Serums / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Tunnel Network / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Tyrant Takes the Helm / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Ultimate Job Security / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Underground Railroad / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Unsafe Haven / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Villain Exclusivity Clause / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Villainous Underdog / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Walking Disaster Area / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	We Have Ways of Making You Talk / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Weaponized Camera / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Weighted Gloves / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Well, This Is Not That Trope / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Where's the Kaboom? / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Whip of Dominance / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Winter Warfare / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Wire Dilemma / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	World of Snark / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Written-In Infirmity / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Xanatos Speed Chess / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Yes-Man / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	You Didn't See That / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	You Do NOT Want to Know / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	You Just Told Me / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Affair Hair / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Affectionate Pickpocket / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Emergency Impersonation / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Geographic Flexibility / int_880cfa15
Hogan's Heroes	hasFeature	Good News, Bad News / int_880cfa15

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