BizBuzz August 29, 2014 Share August 29, 2014 A is for Sgt. Andrew Carter Oops, just saw that you wanted a theme, for this round? If so, and this one doesn't fit, I will come up with something that does. Link to comment
Maherjunkie September 2, 2014 Share September 2, 2014 I can't decide; what do the rest of you want? Link to comment
FormerMod-a1 September 2, 2014 Share September 2, 2014 How about Hogan himself? If so, A is for being in the US Army Air Forces. Link to comment
henrysmom September 3, 2014 Share September 3, 2014 C is for clever, which is what Hogan is. Link to comment
Maherjunkie September 3, 2014 Share September 3, 2014 D is for the dog who liked Hogan in last night's episode. Link to comment
BizBuzz September 4, 2014 Share September 4, 2014 E is for the middle initial of Robert E. Hogan (middle name was never revealed). Link to comment
Maherjunkie September 4, 2014 Share September 4, 2014 F is for the fights he sometimes had to break up among the men, transferred prisoners. Link to comment
edoug September 4, 2014 Share September 4, 2014 (edited) G is Gestapo. With whom he's had many bad experiences Edited September 4, 2014 by edoug Link to comment
FormerMod-a1 September 5, 2014 Share September 5, 2014 H is for Hochstetter, whom Hogan often bested. Link to comment
BizBuzz September 5, 2014 Share September 5, 2014 Ok, I admit I am stretching here ... I is for Interrogation, which is what was done with Hogan on many of occasions. Link to comment
Maherjunkie September 10, 2014 Share September 10, 2014 J is for joking, which Hogan also did all the time. Link to comment
henrysmom September 10, 2014 Share September 10, 2014 K is for the kite flying contest Hogan had to help a British agent escape from the camp in the episode What Time Does the Balloon Go Up?. Link to comment
Maherjunkie September 10, 2014 Share September 10, 2014 L is for Lyla who got the Gonculator. Link to comment
Maherjunkie September 11, 2014 Share September 11, 2014 M is for making love to Hilda in the backseat of the car. Link to comment
henrysmom September 11, 2014 Share September 11, 2014 N is for Nimrod, the secret agent passing papers to Hogan in "The Missing Klink" 1 Link to comment
Maherjunkie September 16, 2014 Share September 16, 2014 O is for operating a sabotage unit inside the camp. Hope I am not outside the canon. Link to comment
Maherjunkie September 17, 2014 Share September 17, 2014 Today was the day it all started in 1965. 1 Link to comment
Maherjunkie September 23, 2014 Share September 23, 2014 Did anyone see last night's episode? I wasn't sure if the bride was on Hogan's side or just there. MeTv ep, I don't know if it comes on anywhere else. Link to comment
Maherjunkie September 29, 2014 Share September 29, 2014 P is for passion, for women and country. Link to comment
Maherjunkie October 9, 2014 Share October 9, 2014 S is for sneaky, which he was so good at. Link to comment
FormerMod-a1 October 15, 2014 Share October 15, 2014 T is for Triumphant, which he is in (almost) all the missions, Link to comment
Maherjunkie October 15, 2014 Share October 15, 2014 U is for the unity he showed the men. Link to comment
Maherjunkie October 17, 2014 Share October 17, 2014 If you are on Facebook you might enjoy this page.https://www.facebook.com/bobcranebiography 1 Link to comment
Maherjunkie October 24, 2014 Share October 24, 2014 Alright, I am out on a limb here, but let's say V is for all the vagina he got. Link to comment
henrysmom October 27, 2014 Share October 27, 2014 Still laughing over V. W is for White Russian Marya. Probably somebody Hogan filed under V. Link to comment
Maherjunkie October 27, 2014 Share October 27, 2014 Thank you HM. I think we'll just use X for Hogan putting the X in sex appeal. Link to comment
Maherjunkie October 31, 2014 Share October 31, 2014 https://www.facebook.com/vote4bobcrane/photos/a.255300254492089.63197.252753598080088/833695113319264/?type=1 Link to comment
Wordsworth February 27, 2015 Share February 27, 2015 Y is for Yarnell, as in actor Bruce Yarnell who played Captain Winslow in Episode 11, season 1 "Happiness is a Warm Sergeant". Link to comment
Maherjunkie February 27, 2015 Share February 27, 2015 Z is for zoom in, the camera function Bob must have used in real life. Link to comment
Maherjunkie March 3, 2015 Share March 3, 2015 (edited) I think fan fic has it as Klink. I just can't see Klink being that smart. I guess I need an episode in front of me for a more definitive feel. Edited March 9, 2015 by Maherjunkie Link to comment
Milz March 9, 2015 Share March 9, 2015 I think fan fic has it as Klink. A part of me wants to say it was Hogan as I just can't see Klink being that smart though the former doesn't make sense. I guess I need an episode in front of me for a more definitive feel. My picks would be either Schultz or Burkhalter, but leaning more to Burkhalter because he had access to high level information Schultz didn't. Link to comment
Maherjunkie March 10, 2015 Share March 10, 2015 It would be really funny if it was Hochstetter! (sp?) 1 Link to comment
Milz March 10, 2015 Share March 10, 2015 It would be really funny if it was Hochstetter! (sp?) Oh that would be funny. If they kept Helga, I would have said she was Nimrod, since she seemed a part of Hogan's operation. Link to comment
Maherjunkie March 10, 2015 Share March 10, 2015 Do we never hear Nimrod's voice, just someone quoting him? Link to comment
Milz March 10, 2015 Share March 10, 2015 Do we never hear Nimrod's voice, just someone quoting him? It's a note in a model airplane kit. Hogan reads it. The model kit was on a file cabinet in Helga's office. I think the model kits were from the Red Cross,but the note indicates Nimrod was present in Stalag 13 because Nimrod says something like Hogan had a clever plan to get the underground agent out and it asks Hogan to get a copy of some plans out too. So Nimrod was at Stalag 13. Link to comment
Commando Cody March 26, 2015 Share March 26, 2015 I can't remember the name of the character. He was played Mr, Whipple in the TV commercials - Dick Wilson. He played Klink's aide in that particular episode - Gruber possibly. I have not seen the episode in a long time, so some details may be fuzzy. He came back from leave (or just away from camp) at a moment that made me believe that he was Nimrod. It was the timing of his return that made me suspicious. Plus some interaction with Hogan and stating that he just returned. It was the only character that made sense to me. Link to comment
Maherjunkie April 29, 2015 Share April 29, 2015 What's our theme for this third round? Sounds like we should do the rest of the Heroes. Link to comment
henrysmom May 18, 2015 Share May 18, 2015 Who do you think was NImrod? Some interesting theories. I always thought Nimrod was General Burkhalter though. My reasons: 1. Even though he was obviously a pretty smart guy he kept Colonel Klink in his job. Sure, sometimes he says it is because no prisoner has ever escaped from Stalag 13 and no other prison camp can claim that. But there had to be more to it than that. Klink's annoyance factor alone would be enough to get him sent to the Russian front if there was no other reason for Burkhalter keeping Kling around. 2. Burkhalter often seems to be bringing people or events to Stalag 13 when there is no real reason for him to do so (other than the script saying it is a good idea). Some examples. He brings Dr. Vanetti to the camp in the episode "The Assassin". Surely they could have stashed that guy somewhere else in Germany, but instead he is brought to Stalag 13 where Hogan can get him to England. In "Evening of Generals" he puts Klink, the most incompetent person on the face of the earth, in charge of planning a dinner for a group of military leaders. He had to know that wouldn't end well--even if Hogan hadn't been planning to put bombs in the meeting, Klink would have fowled it up someway. And in "The Big Record" Burkhalter holds an important strategy meeting at Stalag 13, giving Hogan the chance to record everything being said. I have to say though, if Nimrod was Klink that was one brilliant cover. I'd never suspect he had the brains to be a spy. 1 Link to comment
Maherjunkie May 19, 2015 Share May 19, 2015 You put forth an excellent argument. It would be really entertaining if it was Schultz was Nimrod. Link to comment
Ottis July 15, 2015 Share July 15, 2015 I loved any episode where Hovis played Hitler. Shultz was always priceless in those. I also hated all the Crittendon episodes. I won't watch them even today. 1 2 Link to comment
Maherjunkie July 20, 2015 Share July 20, 2015 Long but entertaining trivia. http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Series/HogansHeroes?from=Main.HogansHeroes Link to comment
Ubiquitous January 10, 2016 Share January 10, 2016 My favorites were when the Germans would put a spy in the barracks. Which ep or eps was a remake of the pilot? I also hated all the Crittendon episodes. I won't watch them even today.I never understood why he was allowed to run around or hadn't been killed by the Nazis or "friendly fire". Link to comment
Commando Cody January 21, 2016 Share January 21, 2016 In the pilot, Helga was in the tunnel pretending to be a manicurist. Both Helga and Hilda were willing to help out Hogan for a pair of stockings. I think, apart from being blackmailed by the prisoners, Schultz was also willing to look the other way. The Germans had taken over his toy factory and he was probably not totally committed to their cause. He did tell Hogan, in one episode, that once in a while he had to be on the German's side. I never saw the cast in any other roles - other than seeing Richard Dawson on Match Game all the time. Ivan Dixon did a lot of directing after he left the show. I just saw his name in the credits of an old TV series. I don't remember which one it was - it might have been Quantum Leap, but I'm not sure. Link to comment
mythoughtis July 20, 2016 Share July 20, 2016 Alice Ghostley in tonight's episode. She was such a wonderful actress. I miss seeing her in roles. 1 Link to comment
Maherjunkie July 21, 2016 Share July 21, 2016 I like her too.but the other one seemed more natural for the part, Link to comment
Commando Cody December 15, 2016 Share December 15, 2016 Bernard Fox - Colonel Crittenden died today. This is a link to The Flight of the Valkyrie. Crittenden's first appearance on Hogan's Heroes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03Rzohe9dNk Link to comment
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