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Hogan's Heroes

Hogan's Heroes

19658
KomediPerang & Politik
Diterbitkan
17 Sep 1965
Negara
Amerika Syarikat
Produksi
Alfran ProductionsBing Crosby ProductionsCBS
Hogan's Heroes ialah sebuah sitkom televisyen Amerika yang disiarkan selama 168 episod dari 17 September 1965, hingga 4 Julai 1971, di rangkaian CBS. Rancangan ini berlakarkan kem tawanan perang Jerman semasa Perang Dunia II. Bob Crane membintangi sebagai Kolonel Robert E. Hogan, menyelaraskan krew antarabangsa tahanan Bersekutu yang menjalankan kumpulan Operasi Khas dari kem itu. Werner Klemperer memainkan watak Kolonel Wilhelm Klink, komander kem, dan John Banner ialah sarjan pengawal yang tidak cekap, Hans Schultz. Siri ini popular semasa tayangan enam musimnya. Pada tahun 2013, pencipta Bernard Fein melalui harta pusakanya dan Albert S. Ruddy memperoleh sekuel dan hak berasingan lain untuk Hogan's Heroes daripada Mark Cuban melalui timbang tara dan filem berdasarkan rancangan itu telah dirancang.

About

Quick guide

Hogan’s Heroes follows a group of Allied prisoners in a WWII German POW camp who run covert operations against the enemy.

The show ran from 1965 to 1971 on CBS, spanning 168 episodes over six seasons. It centers on Colonel Robert Hogan (Bob Crane) and a diverse crew of Allied prisoners who orchestrate espionage and sabotage from Stalag 13 while evading the watchful German commandant, Colonel Wilhelm Klink (Werner Klemperer), and his bumbling guard, Hans Schultz (John Banner). The series blends light‑hearted comedy with war‑time themes, delivering witty banter, clever plots, and a satirical look at authority.

What to know

  • Set inside a German POW camp during WWII.
  • Features a crew of Allied airmen running a covert ops team.
  • Colonel Hogan is the cunning leader; Klink is the inept commandant.
  • Episodes focus on missions that sabotage German operations.
  • The show was popular enough to inspire comics and merchandise.
  • It ran for six seasons with a total of 168 episodes.
  • The series includes subtle political satire and wartime humor.
  • The humor often relies on dialogue and character misunderstandings.

Watch if

If you enjoy light‑hearted, dialogue‑driven comedies set against a wartime backdrop with clever subterfuge and a cast of quirky, well‑defined characters, Hogan’s Heroes offers steady fun and a unique mix of war‑themed satire and classic sitcom humor.

Skip if

If you prefer realistic war dramas, hard‑edge political thrillers, or shows with intense action scenes and mature themes, this comedic take on WWII espionage might feel too light and stylized.

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Setting and Premise
Hogan’s Heroes takes place in Stalag 13, a fictional German POW camp during WWII. The Allied prisoners, led by Colonel Hogan, conduct covert missions while hiding their true purpose from the German commandant and guards.
Key Characters
Bob Crane plays Colonel Hogan, Werner Klemperer is the inept Colonel Klink, and John Banner portrays the clumsy Sergeant Schultz. The supporting crew includes a range of Allied airmen, each with distinct quirks.
Tone and Humor
The show relies on witty dialogue, character misunderstandings, and situational comedy. Despite the war setting, the tone remains light‑hearted and often satirical.
Production and Episodes
A total of 168 episodes were produced over six seasons (1965–1971). The episodes were shot on a Desilu lot in California, and many later appeared on home media and streaming services.
Cultural Impact
The series spawned comics, trading cards, and merchandise, and it remains a nostalgic reference for 1960s television. Its humor has influenced later war‑comedy shows.
Legacy and Availability
Hogan’s Heroes is available on DVD and select streaming platforms. Fans can find the complete series in both standard and remastered editions.

FAQ

44 Q&A
What was the role of LeBeau in the group?
LeBeau was the French cook. He was good at making great food from very little and often helped with secret missions.
Did the show have an overarching plot?
No, the show didn't have one big story. Each episode was a new mission for Hogan and his men.
What was the role of Newkirk in the group?
Newkirk was a pickpocket and a con man. He was good at getting information and items the group needed.
What was the role of Bobilek in the group?
There was no character named Bobilek in Hogan's Heroes.
What was the name of the female informant who worked at the Schneider's bakery?
The female informant was named Helga.
How did Schultz typically react to Hogan's schemes?
Schultz usually acted clueless or pretended not to see what Hogan was doing, often saying, 'I see nothing!'
Who played Sergeant Schultz?
Sergeant Schultz was played by John Banner.
How did Klink often react to Hogan's schemes?
Klink was often tricked or outsmarted by Hogan. He would get angry but usually couldn't prove anything.
What were some of the recurring jokes or gags in the series?
A common joke was Schultz saying, 'I see nothing!' And Klink always failing to catch Hogan.
What was the main objective of Colonel Hogan and his men?
Their main goal was to sabotage the German war effort and gather important information for the Allies while pretending to be prisoners of war.
Who played Colonel Klink?
Colonel Klink was played by Werner Klemperer.
How did the prisoners manage to escape or avoid capture so often?
They used clever tricks, disguises, and the help of the French Resistance. The Germans were often shown as bumbling and easily fooled.
What were some of the common missions assigned to Hogan's Heroes?
Missions included stealing plans, sabotaging equipment, helping Allied airmen escape, and sending valuable intelligence to the Allies.
Was there a specific ending to the series?
No, the series did not have a specific ending that resolved the ongoing war. It simply stopped airing.
What was the name of the Gestapo officer who frequently came to the camp?
The Gestapo officer was named Major Wolfgang Hochstetter.
How did Hogan's Heroes communicate with the outside world?
They used a hidden radio transmitter in Colonel Hogan's barracks.
What was the name of Hogan's secret headquarters?
Their secret headquarters was hidden in theKommandantur's office and also had tunnels leading from the barracks.
What was the name of the German general who often visited the camp?
General Albert Hans Wilhelm von Furst was a general who sometimes visited.
What was the role of Carter in the group?
Carter was the "dynamite man." He was an expert with explosives and often created gadgets for their missions.
What year did Hogan's Heroes first air?
Hogan's Heroes first aired in 1965.
What was the typical weekly routine for Hogan's Heroes?
The show didn't follow a strict weekly routine; each episode presented a new mission or problem for them to solve.
What was the role of Kinchloe in the group?
Kinchloe was the "man of a thousand faces." He was skilled in disguise, surveillance, and operating their radio.
What was the name of the Russian prisoner who sometimes assisted Hogan?
There was no regular Russian prisoner character assisting Hogan. They sometimes helped escaped Soviet prisoners.
What was the name of the French Resistance fighter who helped Hogan?
The main French Resistance fighter who helped Hogan was named "LeBeau" when he was not in disguise, and "Pierre" when he was.
What happened in the final episode?
The final episode had Hogan and his men using a special device to disrupt German communications during a crucial moment of the war.
How long did Hogan's Heroes run for?
Hogan's Heroes aired for nine seasons, from 1965 to 1971.
What is the legacy of Hogan's Heroes?
Hogan's Heroes is remembered as a classic sitcom that found humor in a difficult historical setting.
Were there any notable guest stars on Hogan's Heroes?
While the main cast was central, some actors appeared in multiple episodes in different roles, contributing to the show's recurring charm.
What was the production background of Hogan's Heroes?
The show was produced by Bing Crosby Productions and was a popular part of CBS's lineup during its run.
How many episodes of Hogan's Heroes were made?
A total of 168 episodes of Hogan's Heroes were produced across its nine seasons.
Who created Hogan's Heroes?
Hogan's Heroes was created by Bob Rose, who also worked on other popular television shows.
How did the show portray the German characters?
The German characters were often portrayed as comical and less intelligent than the prisoners.
Were the German characters depicted as incompetent or were they genuinely fooled?
The German characters were typically depicted as incompetent and easily fooled by Colonel Hogan and his men.
What was the typical set design for Stalag 13?
The set for Stalag 13 included barracks, an officer's barracks, a guard tower, and Klink's office.
What was the filming location for Hogan's Heroes?
Hogan's Heroes was primarily filmed on the Columbia Ranch in Burbank, California.
What kind of technology did Hogan's Heroes use in their schemes?
The prisoners used makeshift technology and stolen German equipment for their various sabotage missions.
Was Hogan's Heroes based on a true story?
Hogan's Heroes was not based on a true story but was a fictional comedy set during World War II.
How did the audience react to Hogan's Heroes when it first aired?
The show was a ratings success and was popular with audiences when it first aired.
How is Hogan's Heroes remembered today?
Hogan's Heroes is remembered as a beloved classic comedy with a unique premise.
How did the actors get along on set?
The cast generally had a good working relationship, contributing to the show's comedic chemistry.
Are there any reboots or spin-offs of Hogan's Heroes?
There have been no official reboots or spin-offs of Hogan's Heroes.
What inspired Hogan's Heroes?
The show was inspired by the British film 'Stalag 17' and the desire to create a comedy set in a World War II prisoner-of-war camp.
Did the show receive any awards?
Hogan's Heroes won two Primetime Emmy Awards during its run.
What other shows were similar to Hogan's Heroes?
Shows like 'McHale's Navy' shared a similar comedic tone set during wartime, though Hogan's Heroes had a unique POW camp focus.

Pelakon

Bob Crane
Bob Crane
Robert Hogan
Richard Dawson
Richard Dawson
Peter Newkirk
Robert Clary
Robert Clary
Louis LeBeau
Larry Hovis
Larry Hovis
Andrew Carter
Werner Klemperer
Werner Klemperer
Wilhelm Klink
John Banner
John Banner
Hans Schultz