September 17, 1965 - July 4, 1971
CBS Situation Comedy - 168 Filmed Episodes
CBS Situation Comedy - 168 Filmed Episodes
Cast:
Col. Robert Hogan: Bob Crane
Col. Wilhelm Klink: Werner Klemperer
Sgt. Hans Schultz: John Banner
Cpl. Louis LeBeau: Robert Clary
Cpl. Peter Newkirk: Richard Dawson
Sgt. Andrew Carter: Larry Hovis
Helga: Cynthia Lynn
Hilda: Sigrid Valdis
Col. Crittendon: Bernard Fox
Marya: Nita Talbot
Major Hockstedder: Howard Caine
Sgt. Richard Baker: Kenneth Washington
Cpl. James Kinchloe: Ivan Dixon
Gen. Alfred Burkhalter: Leon Askin
Gertrude Linkmier: Kathleen Freeman
Col. Robert Hogan: Bob Crane
Col. Wilhelm Klink: Werner Klemperer
Sgt. Hans Schultz: John Banner
Cpl. Louis LeBeau: Robert Clary
Cpl. Peter Newkirk: Richard Dawson
Sgt. Andrew Carter: Larry Hovis
Helga: Cynthia Lynn
Hilda: Sigrid Valdis
Col. Crittendon: Bernard Fox
Marya: Nita Talbot
Major Hockstedder: Howard Caine
Sgt. Richard Baker: Kenneth Washington
Cpl. James Kinchloe: Ivan Dixon
Gen. Alfred Burkhalter: Leon Askin
Gertrude Linkmier: Kathleen Freeman
Stalag 13, a German prisoner-of-war camp officially run by
the naive and inept Colonel Wilhelm Klink and his obese,
bumbling assistant, Sergeant Hans Schultz. Unofficially,
events and camp life are manipulated by Colonel Robert
Hogan, U.S. Army Corps, senior officer in camp. Assisted
by inmates LeBeau, Newkirk, Carter, Kinchloe, and Baker.
Hogan, under the code name Papa Bear, conducts vital
missions for the allies. Through phone taps, underground
escape routes, radio contacts, and custom tailoring, the
prisoners assist Allied fugitives and secure top-secret
information for their superiors.
the naive and inept Colonel Wilhelm Klink and his obese,
bumbling assistant, Sergeant Hans Schultz. Unofficially,
events and camp life are manipulated by Colonel Robert
Hogan, U.S. Army Corps, senior officer in camp. Assisted
by inmates LeBeau, Newkirk, Carter, Kinchloe, and Baker.
Hogan, under the code name Papa Bear, conducts vital
missions for the allies. Through phone taps, underground
escape routes, radio contacts, and custom tailoring, the
prisoners assist Allied fugitives and secure top-secret
information for their superiors.
Hogan's Heroes-A Great Program