Hogan's Heroes

Hogan meets his match when he plans to hijack a German bomber and take it on a mission to bomb a Nazi oil refinery.

Col. Klink faces a firing squad after being arrested for conspiring against his commanding general.

A larcenous German officer discovers the espionage activity of Hogan and his fellow prisoners and threatens to expose them.

Hogan and his men become involved in an assassination plot when London orders them to provide a German general with a time bomb.

Hogan's future as a saboteur is threatened by the rival plans of two German officers.

Sgt. Schultz becomes a hero and wins the Iron Cross as the result of a secret plot conceived by Hogan for quite another purpose.

A ruptured water main beneath Stalag 13 gives Hogan an idea for spiriting resistance fighters out of the prison camp.

General Burkhalter orders Hogan to disarm what Hogan thinks is a fake, delayed-action bomb resting in the center of Stalag 13.

Allied Intelligence orders Hogan's men to photograph and then destroy the pilot model of a German radio-controlled tank.

Klink and Hogan wind up in Paris: Klink to sample the wine, women and song, and Hogan to attempt to liberate an Allied agent.

Hogan befuddles a Gestapo boss as he continues his efforts to liberate Tiger, an imprisoned French underground lady agent.

Hogan devises a wild hoax involving an impersonation of no less than the German dictator himself.

Scraping the bottom of the barrel, the Luftwaffe high command notifies Col. Klink that he has "volunteered" for combat.

Hogan and his men kidnap a German field marshal in order to trade him to the Germans for a captured American general.

The Germans try to leak-proof their security system by replacing Col. Klink with a more capable camp commander.

Hogan schemes to keep a valuable painting, stolen from the Louvre, from falling into Goering's hands.

Hogan plans to decoy German bomber flights away from London, but the venture falters when Carter's memory fails.

Hogan schemes to rob a bank in order to get the cash he needs to buy secret information for the Allies.

Hogan is annoyed when Allied Intelligence puts him under the command of a woman scientist in a plot to sabotage a research lab.

Hogan makes plans to see that real ammunition is mixed with the blanks to be used in upcoming German war games.

Newkirk finds himself inducted into the German army as the result of Hogan's plot to sabotage a gun factory near Stalag 13.

Hogan hides a defecting German bigwig in Stalag 13 and convinces Klink that the fugitive is really Der Fuehrer.

Col. Hogan gets a furlough for Sgt. Schultz by making Col. Klink think the Sergeant is not long for this world.

Hogan's scheme to blow up a German ammunition train is stymied by a tough, new officer assigned to Stalag 13.

Hogan restores a French pilot's faith in himself by sneaking the pilot's fiancee into camp and tricking Klink into marrying them.

An English POW escape artist almost scuttles Hogan's prisoner-escape operation when he disobeys orders and escapes on his own.

Prisoner leader Hogan blackmails a general to keep him from transferring Col. Klink from Stalag 13.

Col. Klink becomes a victim of a ruthless sergeant whom he has installed at Stalag 13 to discipline his ragtag war prisoners.

Hogan and his boys filch a secret German military document from Col. Klink and thereby save him from being arrested.

Prisoner leader Hogan cons Col. Klink into letting him pose as prison commander so he can learn top secret military information to become a spy for the Allies.