Hogan's Heroes

Prisoner LeBeau decides to escape, leaving the POWs and Col. Klink without their accomplished French chef.

Hogan tries to save a German officer marked for death by the Nazis.

In order to smuggle maps to the underground, Hogan dupes Col. Klink into thinking he has talent as a painter.

An English traitor parachutes into Stalag 13 to tell Col. Klink that he has some top secret information for the Fuehrer.

Lady Chitterly arrives at Stalag 13 to tell everyone that her husband, Sir Charles, has turned traitor.

The Gestapo takes control of Stalag 13 and assigns Col. Klink and Sgt. Schultz to duty on the Russian front.

Sgt. Schultz is temporarily promoted to commanding officer of Stalag 13, and chaos is imminent.

Hogan's men discover that a new POW is actually a Nazi spy planted in Stalag 13.

Col. Klink presents the POWs with a recorder so they can send home glowing messages of their life in prison camp.

Expecting an Allied invasion, the Nazis start mining bridges and Hogan undertakes to find the location of the bridges involved.

Hogan's men plan a daring scheme to free a beautiful French underground leader who has been captured by the Gestapo.

The POWs determine to install their radio transmitter in Col. Klink's staff car in order to outwit Nazi direction-finders.

LeBeau tries to help the POWs steal a Nazi secret weapon by convincing Col. Klink that he (LeBeau) is a gypsy fortune teller.

Hogan's men dupe the Gestapo and help three German atomic scientists escape to England.

Hogan goes to England with Klink in a bizarre scheme to steal an American fighter plane.

Hogan's men discredit a Nazi master spy who is masquerading as an American officer.

In order to aid a wounded underground leader, Newkirk impersonates a German general's wife at Klink's big charity party.

Col. Klink, vamped by a beautiful Russian spy, decides that life can be sweet on the Russian front.

Col. Klink is assigned as defense counsel for a German officer who is on trial for treason.

The POWs capture a new German rocket and fire it toward England for recovery by the Allies.

General Burkhalter's strong-minded sister, Gertrude, becomes the de facto commander of Stalag 13.

Hogan and his men trigger an avalanche to halt the advance of a German panzer division.

Col. Hogan masquerades as a Nazi officer to discredit a witness's positive identification of him as a saboteur.

With the help of a beautiful underground agent, Hogan's men destroy a Nazi guided-missile battery.