I have been binging the series on amazon.

It skips E10, and only goes to E11/pt 2. I watched a few minutes of it. It showed Hogan and Clink in Paris. I was lost so I stopped.

Cynthia Lynn on a episode of the Six Million Dollar Man.

TIL that the Hogan's Heroes set was used for the movie 'Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS'.

In this family photo are his brother, Mike on the left, along with kids and their kids. An annual July fourth family gathering. I ain't in it because I took the picture.

I read a few years back that a remake of Hogan’s Heroes was in the works. Supposedly it was set in modern day and the new Heroes were offspring, grandchildren I think of the original ones and I believe they would be in a Middle East war camp. I don’t generally like remakes but I think this would have been really cool. Has anyone heard anything about this?

Saw this on the pilot episode of Seinfeld. Is that Bob Crane on the wall behind George?

Larry loved this show.

Was it just because he was short?

Is there an in-universe explanation?

I'm watching s2e30 and they radio out to a British sub "Stalag 13 to Royal Navy".
What happened to the fairy tale code names? Couldn't their message be intercepted?

Edit to add: no one has answered my question which was can their message be intercepted? Is using “stalag 13” as their call id a bad idea?

does anyone know where i can get a decent replica of Colonel Hogan's leather A-2 flight jacket ?

Larry did lots of plays back then. Larry acted in quite a few kid's matinees on Saturdays. I was never a fan of his musicals because he and my sister, Joan, sang at the top of their lungs at the house. I had already heard their songs, over and over for weeks.

Starting around chapter 29, Harbinger has started sounding like a spooky Schultz. It pleases me.