#145 "Cuisine a la Stalag 13" 9/20/70
LeBeau decides to leave Stalag 13 to go fight for France.
But Hogan needs Chef LeBeau to cook up some delectable
dinners for a German general whose aide has been passing
information on to the Allies.
#146 "The Experts" 9/27/70
Hogan must save the life of one of Klink's guards, whom the
Gestapo wants silenced.
#147 "Klink's Masterpiece" 10/4/70
Hogan must get maps of a German convoy route to three
different underground units, but the escape tunnel has caved
in. Banking on Klink's visions of greatness, Hogan
convinces the kommandant that his paintings are
masterpieces. Hogan hides the maps under the canvases, and
Klink brings his terrible paintings to an art gallery in
town, where they are purchased by agents posing as art
buyers.
#148 "Lady Chitterly's Lover, Part 1" 10/11/70
Sir Charles Chitterly, a British traitor who bears a
remarkable likeness to Colonel Crittendon, parachutes into
Stalag 13 with orders from Hitler. His mission: to
orchestrate England's surrender to Germany. Hogan attempts
to foil the mission by substituting Crittendon for Sir
Charles, but Lady Chitterly isn't fooled.
#149 "Lady Chitterly's Lover, Part 2" 10/18/70
Hogan fears that Hitler will not be fooled by the phony Sir
Charles. To complicate matters, the real Sir Charles has
escaped from the prisoners' tunnel and is wandering around
the camp.
#150 "The Gestapo Takeover" 10/25/70
Major Strauss of the Gestapo has moved in to Stalag 13, with
plans to take over the camp and send Klink and Schultz to
the Russian front. Their new captors prove more difficult
to fool than Klink, so the heroes plot to get rid of
Strauss.
#151 "Kommandant Schultz" 11/1/70
Klink is selected for active combat, and Schultz is elevated
to kommandant. Kommandant Schultz soon becomes power mad,
doubling the guards and jeopardizing Hogan's plan to smuggle
uranium to London.
#152 "Eight O'Clock and All Is Well" 11/8/70
A Gestapo spy is planted among the heroes and Hogan lets him
in on their entire operation. Then one of Hochstetter's men
salutes the undercover Captain out of habit, and Hogan
discerns his true identity. It's too late- Martin knows all
the details of an upcoming sabotage job.
#153 "The Big Record" 11/15/70
The heroes are allowed to send home recorded messages- a
move used by Hogan to infiltrate a top secret SS meeting
held at Stalag 13. The agenda of the meeting is so hush-
hush that not even Klink is allowed to attend, but Hogan
must learn what transpires. The men capitalize on Schultz's
visions of stardom to get the Sergeant to let them into the
meeting hall under the pretense of recording his singing
voice. Once inside, the men plant the recorder underneath
the conference table.
#154 "It's Dynamite" 11/22/70
Major Hochstetter takes over Stalag 13's cooler to use as a
storage place for dynamite. The dynamite is being
transported nightly to various hiding places, for use in
case of an Allied invasion. The Allies want to know where
the ammo is being stockpiled, but can the heroes get past
Hochstetter to get the maps?
#155 "Operation Tiger" 11/29/70
Underground agent Tiger is being held under heavy guard by
the Gestapo. Hogan masterminds a plan to save her by
ambushing the train she is being transported on.
#156 "The Big Broadcast" 12/6/70
The heroes use Klink's car to make contact with an
underground agent and pass on information about a German
rocket factory.
#157 "The Gypsy" 12/13/70
When they can't identify a strange object being held in the
camp, the men con Schultz into posing for a picture with it.
Headquarters determines that it is an anti-radar device and
orders Hogan to smuggle it to London for closer examination.
Klink's belief in fortune tellers comes in handy in Hogan's
scheme.
#158 "The Dropouts" 12/27/70
While on a mission, Carter and Hogan are apprehended by
three Gestapo officers, who then mysteriously vanish without
harming the prisoners. When the three officers arrive at
Stalag 13, the heroes assume their operation has been
discovered and they make frantic plans for escape. Their
plans change abruptly when the trio comes to Hogan
announcing their desire to defect.
#159 "Easy Come, Easy Go" 1/10/71
Burkhalter plies Hogan with wine, women and song to convince
the POW to go on a mission for the Germans. The P-51, a new
American fighter plane, is doing considerable damage to
German forces and Burkhalter asks Hogan to go to England,
steal one of the planes and fly it back to Germany. "Is
that all you want?" Hogan asks.
#160 "The Meister Spy" 1/17/71
Hogan launches an elaborate plan to discredit a German spy
posing as an American pilot. Once the spy is out of the
way, Hogan tries to find out the spy's contact -- and
silence him.
#161 "That's No Lady, That's My Spy" 1/24/71
An underground leader is injured on a mission, and his unit
radios Hogan with a request for penicillin. But the woods
around Stalag 13 are thick with Gestapo guards and Hogan
can't get a man out to deliver the medicine-- Until a tea
party for German officers' wives gives him an idea.
#162 To Russia Without Love" 1/31/71
Hogan's scheme to lay hands on some secret papers hinges on
persuading Klink to apply for transfer to the Russian front.
Colonel Becker, weary of life on the front, is jealous of
Klink's easy post at Stalag 13 and wants to trade
assignments. He senses that Hogan might be able to
manipulate such a change, and offers Hogan a peek at the
secret papers he is carrying if he can pull off the trade.
#163 "Klink for the Defense" 2/7/71
A German traitor will turn a map of German submarine pens
over the heroes, but only if they can get him out of
Germany. He's been arrested by the Gestapo and with Klink
as his defense attorney his fate seems certain-- death by
firing squad.
#164 "The Kamikazes Are Coming" 2/21/71
Russian spy Marya shows up at camp, and Hogan is convinced
she's trouble. She is travelling with a German rocket
scientist whose rocket went off course and is missing.
Hogan has found the rocket but doesn't know what to do with
it- it's too large to dissemble and bring back to camp.
#165 "Kommandant Gertrude" 2/28/71
Burkhalter's sister Gertrude is back, and engaged to a slow-
witted Major, whom she gets appointed as Klink's adjutant.
The Major tightens camp security, interfering with Hogan's
efforts to smuggle an American general to London.
#166 "Hogan's Double Life" 3/7/71
A Gestapo agent blames Hogan for all the sabotage in the
area. In order to escape arrest, Hogan tries to convince his
accusers that he has an exact double, a German traitor who
has been committing the sabotage.
#167 "Look At the Pretty Snowflakes" 3/21/71
The heroes learn that General Strommberger's Third Panzer
Division is headed towards Mount Hoffenstein Pass to block
an Allied air strike launched from London. The heroes will
try anything to prevent the panzer tanks from reaching their
destination-- including setting off an avalanche.
#168 "Rockets or Romance" 4/4/71
Hogan and a beautiful underground member are teamed in an
attempt to locate and immobilize three mobile rocket
launchers.