Col. Robert Hogan leads his fellow allied POWs in the Nazi camp, Stalag 13, as they orchestrate anti-German operations right under the noses of the Gestapo. Easily manipulating the camp’s incompetent first sergeant, Shultz, and camp kommandant, Col. Klink, whose priority is to maintain the “spotless” record of never having a prisoner escape, Hogan and his “heroes” come and go from the camp as they please using an underground hideout that get s more elaborate as the series goes on. An endless supply of German uniforms, high tech gadgets and often an unwitting Col. Klink himself aid Hogan’s Heroes in their weekly mission.

CAN YOU SPOT
James B. Sikking, Marj Dusay, Gavin MacLeod

DID YOU KNOW
The show was on air for seven years even though American involvement in WWII was less than four years

Robert Clary (LeBeau) was a Holocaust survivor

The on set snow was actually made of salt

AWARDS
1969 Emmy Awards: Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Series: Werner Klemperer
1968 Emmy Awards: Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy: Werner Klemperer