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The classic show Hogan's Heroes had one of the more unique premises for a sitcom. Instead of the typical family setup, it took place in a POW camp during WWII. The laughs came from our heroes foiling the enemy's plans any way they could.
How much do you know about this distinct series? Whether by clever tactics, superior knowledge, or pure luck — try to make it through this fan-made quiz!
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When did Hogan's Heroes first premiere?
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Fräulein Helga was played by which actor?
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In the first episode ("The Informer"), how did Colonel Hogan and his men deal with the German Spy placed in their midst?
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In "The Missing Klink" Major Hochstetter reveals he is what?
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Colonel Klink is always bragging about what?
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Where did Staff Sergeant Kinchloe work before the war?
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Which of Corporal LeBeau's culinary delights was Sergeant Schultz's absolute favorite?
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In "How to Cook a German Goose by Radar" Corporal Newkirk showed off which skill?
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In "The Top-Secret Top Coat" Fräulein Hilda admitted which fact?
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Which of the following was Colonel Crittendon's first appearance?
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Which of the following was Technical Sergeant Carter's specialty?
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In "Bombsight" what does General Burkhalter suffer from?
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In "Look at the Pretty Snowflakes" which musical instrument does Sergeant Baker play?
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What was Fräu Gertrude Linkmeyer's first husband's first name?
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Who played the Russian Spy Marya?
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In "The General Swap" General Barton accuses Colonel Hogan of what?
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In "Hold That Tiger" Colonel Hogan and his Heroes attempt to acquire an improved model of a German Tiger Tank but they encounter a different "Tiger" — an underground agent played by whom?
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Colonel Hogan was in command of which outfit prior to becoming a POW?
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Who was Oscar Schnitzer?
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When did Hogan's Heroes' final episode "Rockets or Romance" air?
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17/20
#3 there had to be a bunch of EPs were the same
and #18 - "c'mon man"
and #18 - "c'mon man"
18 out of 20. I can hang with that group! YAY!!!
12 out of 20 I should be shot, than tried and sent to the Russian front.
18 out of 20. Hogan would be proud.
16/20. Hogans heroes was one of the best shows. The biggest stars were the German shepherds.I love the way they react to the Americans. Still makes me chuckle after all these years
15/20 loved the show and I am 75% kraut
Perfect score, best show in the lineup
18/20 one of the best classic shows out there
17/20
13 out of who cares I missed more than I care to!
17 out of 20. A little to quick with the mouse on # 11.
19/20
Love this show! 18/20
Stammlager XIII-C (or Stalag 13) was an actual POW camp near Hammelburg Germany during WWII, housing some 30k prisoners. The same site had been a WWI POW camp as well.
General George S. Patton's son in law was among the prisoners held tgere in 1945.
General George S. Patton's son in law was among the prisoners held tgere in 1945.
Wow!
10/20
What a half-@$$€Ω score that is!
What a half-@$$€Ω score that is!
Who is "Colonel Burkhalter"? I only recall seeing General Burkhalter. :D
In "The Informer" Burkhalter was a Colonel.
My dad was captured by the Nazis and had a horrendous stay as a POW, yet Hogan's Heroes was one of his favorite shows.
Weird fact: Dad told me back when Hogan's Heroes was originally broadcast that the actors who played Nazis (Klink, Schultz, Burkhalter, Hockstetter) were all Jewish and that the actor that played LeBeau (Robert Clary) was a survivor of Auschwitz. I have no idea how he knew this, as it was WAY pre-internet.
Weird fact: Dad told me back when Hogan's Heroes was originally broadcast that the actors who played Nazis (Klink, Schultz, Burkhalter, Hockstetter) were all Jewish and that the actor that played LeBeau (Robert Clary) was a survivor of Auschwitz. I have no idea how he knew this, as it was WAY pre-internet.
Robert Clary talks about his experiences at speaking engagements so that people will understand what monsters the Nazis were and the horrors created by them.
John Banner (Schultz) was 180 pounds when he first came to the US, adding 100 pounds to become the man we all know. What a nice surprise when I saw him in the movie "36 Hours". How sad that he died on his 63rd birthday (1973). He is my favorite on "Hogan's Heroes".
John Banner and Werner Klemperer are in my fav TV actor list - they were golden
13 for 20. Arlene Martel, the woman of a thousand faces. She could appear on a series one week
and in a different role the next and no one would recognize her. She was stunning on Banacek in
a harem outfit and rocked as a beatnik chick on Perry Mason.
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and in a different role the next and no one would recognize her. She was stunning on Banacek in
a harem outfit and rocked as a beatnik chick on Perry Mason.
Thank you, did not realize it was her.
Thanks for the info, now that I really look at her your right.
I thought Martel was really good and always wondered why she never caught on, or at least got her own series. I thought her looks were rather exotic as well, very attractive.
Hi StrayCat, I think you hit it on the head, she was "exotic". Her Beatnik babe on Perry Mason
had allure squared, driving out all thoughts of my prior favorite Beat Maynard G. Krebs
when I was about 13.
had allure squared, driving out all thoughts of my prior favorite Beat Maynard G. Krebs
when I was about 13.
I and my four brothers grew up watching Hogan's Heroes in late sixties early seventies. Those years were the best of all. I will always remind them with a smile.
