From what I've read, it was quite a few! And he reportedly would take photo souvenirs of many of 'em and even later video tape them. Quite the womanizer it would seem...too bad his sleeping around finally caught up with him, resulting in his gory murder. Bad business, all the way 'round....
I second that emotion! This is my all time favorite episode! And it really is uncanny how much the late great Larry Hovis looked like that nutty Nazi, Adolf Hitler.
Larry Hovis was an awesome actor, I always looked foreward to him pretending to be a Nazi and he was just the best Hitler look alike. May he rest in peace, a great actor.
@omontono Dude! It's comedy. Nobody really thinks the Nazis were this stupid. It's supposed to stretch the boundaries of believability to the point of being ludicrous. That's where the humor comes in.
@Bandaids4ever I was surprised to find this series in German: Käfig Völler Helden. Having everyone's speaking German is as unrealistic as having everyone speak English. A rough translation is "Cage Full of Heroes".
@BuddyNovinski To find it in German means it must have a German fanbase. So not all Germans are as devoid of humor as mr Omontono here. Haha! Good to know. :P
I freakin long hogan's heroes. I watch it everyday so much you can tell me the title and I can tell you in detail what happened. Wish it was still on tv.
I was on the Hogan's set when this segment was shot. Ivan Dixon told me that Larry was playing Hitler for laughs but wanted his craziness to spill out at the same time. I think he pulled it off because I watched Robert Clary, LeBeau, and John Banner, Sgt. Schultz, walk over after one of the takes and hug Larry. John Banner almost crushed him and planted a big kiss on his cheek, too. Larry wore the Hitler uniform home and freaked out the kid from the grocery store whom was making a delivery.
In the reality the black dude - Ivan Dixon - would've been sent to a concentration camp as slave labor...... that is if the nazis just didn't send him directly to be gassed.
Really, that was an amazing performance by Larry Hovis. All kidding aside, it was uncanny, right down to the insane glint in his eye. Thanks for posting.
Did anyone notice that Carter's hair is parted the wrong way? Of course, Hitler only spoke only German, but he didn't know anything outside of German/Austrian culture.
This is the greatest show ever produced. Unfortunately, the politically correct bastards will always be unclear on the concept, and as a result we will not be able to enjoy the show like we used to in the 70's.
Facts: Robert Clarey that played LeBeau in Hogans Heros was in WWII and was a Jewish person, he had a serial number on his left arm written on him with a pin by a Gestapo colonal and that is the reason he had long sleeve jumpers on at all time and Werner Klemplerer a.k.a Colonal Klink and Leon Askin a.k.a General Burkhalter were all Jews Germans that flead to England at the start of WWII, the show was originally going to take place in a Consentration camp but because of that they changed it
@KylesLiberals The show was NEVER going to take place is a concentration camp. It was originally going to take place in an original prison. That didn't sell so with the popularity of The Great Escape they changed it to a POW camp. The rest of your information is mostly correct: Werner, Leon, and John Banner all escaped Nazi Germany. Robert Clary however did not escape and was in the concentration camps.
I should also add that while John Banner & Leon Askin escaped the Nazis they lost their parents in the death camps. Before Leon got out he was also interrogatedby the Gestapo. So these men all knew very well what the Nazis were about.
@Kinoakim Yes it was going to take place in a prison but the tought of people helping possilbe murders escape wasnt going to to be great publicity and actually Albert Ruddy had thought of a Consentration camp as it would seem good that people were helping them escape but Bernard Gein the Co-Creator turned it down they then went on to the Prison then to a POW camp from which we got this great show
@Kinoakim Three books I have read the first was the book by Robert Clarey "From Holocaust to Hogan's Heroes", which I high recommand it is great, second which really gets to the heart of most thing like this is the Brenda Scott Royce novel "Hogan's Heroes - A Comprehensive Reference" this is rather good but in some places you may need to think before you read on and another Brenda Scott Royce book "Behind the scenes at Stalag 13" good but much simler to the other book
@KylesLiberals I've actually read those books (within the last year actually) and there is absolutely nothing about Hogan's Heroes originally taking place in a Concentration Camp. Perhaps you misread a line somewhere?
@Kinoakim Okay I do not want to start an arguement but if you read them again there is hints in each and piece them together and you will uncover it and I dont want to spoil the comments on here lets just watch and ejoy this absoluty wonderful show
Both Carter and Father Mulcahey were members of Gomer Pyles' platoon, although I don't think at the same time. So Carter had to take orders from a different Sgt. Carter.
Sergeant Carter. Absolutely timeless!! Bar-none, my all time favorite television program. They just don't make 'em like this any more. (Newkirk was even able to smoke on screen without hurting anybody's fragile fucking sensibilities & getting CBS sued by some meatball anti-smoking group somewhere because he taught 7 million children to smoke cigarettes.)
@DarthSideous63 German Army NOT EQUAL to NAZI. Nazi is short for NAtionalsoZIalistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei, a politcal party of Germany from 1919-1945, That would be saying General Norman Schwarzkopf was a Republican just because Bush Sr. was the President/Commander in Cheif during Operation Desert Storm.
@DarthSideous63 In at least one episode, he substituted for Larry Hovis as Carter, kind of keeping in the background so it wasn't too obvious the sergeant was being played by another actor.
The actor who played Col. Grey in "Gomer Pyle, USMC" (can't think of his name right offhand) also made an appearance at least twice, playing both a German and a POW masquerading as a German ("Jawohl, Herr Oberst. Ich spreche und verstehe Deutsch.")
the Germans before Adolf Hitler were virtual slaves of the jews who owned 85% of the Berlin banks. Einstein even said that the jews went way too far in Germany. Americans ever since 1913 have suffered the same fate where the entire monetary system is controlled by the jews who are only 3.5% of the population. Hitler had total comprehension of jewish criminality and educated the Germans that every new generation would remain enslaved unless action was taken against worldwide jewish supremacy.
I watched every episode of this show many times in the late 60's and early 70's like many others I guess. As a kid I knew this wasn't very real, but I still thought it had some basis of reality to WW II. I've had a computer for about 3 years and I've spent a lot of time looking up many WW II vids and stories including the Geheime Staatspolizei. While this show is an entertaining comedy, the reality is VERY different.
"Scramble-brains"? "Mr Nutty"? I love these Hitler nicknames!
BTW, I wonder if Hitler's normal voice sounded any different from that abrasive voice he used for his speeches. If if was, it probably wasn't as nearly much fun to imitate.
Whatever happened to the episode in which Hogan gets caught and is tortured mercilessly by the Gestapo until he reveals that he's a spy? Then he gets hung by piano wire from a meat hook.
Oh WOW,.....'member watchin' this at my Sitter's home, along with other great sitcoms of the 60s,...thumbs up to ya chiraag87 and thankin' ya for the AWESOME share! = )
@qualqui of course! I say a man's movie coz there was only men in that movie lol, oh and er kidding! Com'on i never seened the movie okay, now smile :)
One night I was looking at the list of "famous prisoners" names from the Buchenwald kz. The name Robert Clary, who plays corporal Lebeau in this series is on it.
@nagmashdriver Thanx for the info, I didn't know this. I watched every episode of Heros when I was a kid. I've spent much time examining the Nazi camps online. What happened in the camps was very different than Hogans Heros. I must say I was surprised when I found out that Robert Clary was in both Buchenwald, and Hogans Heros.
You're most welcome. I'm sure you must know that Werner Klemperer was also a Jewish refugee from Germany, circa 1935. Germany's losses were our gain. Lots of good stuff on the web about Hogan's Heroes, behind the scenes, etc.
Lots of good movies, too: Auto Focus, Stalag 17, The Great Escape, et al. Wish I had the net when I was a kid, but better late than never.
@nagmashdriver I had no idea Werner Klemperer was a Jewish refugee. I've never heard of Auto Focus, I've seen Stalag 17, and The Great Escape. I seen on TV that Bob Crane had some of the first and best VHS equipment when it came out in the 1960's. He used if for porn. I don't think his murder has ever been solved. The FBI said a few years ago they are pretty sure who did it. I've had the net about 2 years. Luv YouTube. Do u know about utorrent?
@nagmashdriver John Banner (Schultz) and the guy who played Major Hochstetter of the Gestapo were also Jewish Refugees of the same time period as Klemperer.
As to the question of Sgt. Carters height compared to Adolf Hitler, most historical facts list Hitler as 5'9" and being of average height. IMDB website has Larry Hovis who played Carter at 5'10" being comparable.
I love barbed wire makes me warm inside and sentimental
WaffleWilliam 1 week ago
This is my favorite show I've got all the seasons and episodes
WaffleWilliam 1 week ago
lol klink at hitler
rogelioVela1985 1 week ago in playlist Favorite videos
Wiedersehen, folks!
xx2n26 1 week ago
after ww2, foster went on to become an army chaplain and ended up at the 4077th in korea.
wallofvideo 1 month ago
@wallofvideo He was in Gomer Pyle's platoon too. I wouldn't be surprised if I heard he was serving in Afganistan. He really gets around.
dzsquared1 1 month ago
The Best Scene EVER! :D
Klink meet Hitler! XD
TheSovietEnd 1 month ago
How many women did Bob Crane sleep with?
andmaketherain 2 months ago
@andmaketherain
From what I've read, it was quite a few! And he reportedly would take photo souvenirs of many of 'em and even later video tape them. Quite the womanizer it would seem...too bad his sleeping around finally caught up with him, resulting in his gory murder. Bad business, all the way 'round....
JubalCalif 1 month ago
Mein Führer, I can walk...
Jemmer1000 2 months ago
HAHAH I love it it's soo amazing! And on top is that Larry Hovis is realy looking like him!! HAHAH! LOve all of them they are realy good actors!
LovelyDarkPearl 2 months ago
@LovelyDarkPearl
I second that emotion! This is my all time favorite episode! And it really is uncanny how much the late great Larry Hovis looked like that nutty Nazi, Adolf Hitler.
JubalCalif 1 month ago
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LovelyDarkPearl 2 months ago
What a hilarious show! Though I always hate laugh tracks. The show was so good it didn't need any!
russedav5 3 months ago
everything I do is a surprise, even to me!
struckanerve88 3 months ago 3
i love da show
sparky370737 3 months ago
@sparky370737
And I'm sure the show loves ya back...if it could talk! :-)
JubalCalif 1 month ago
Larry Hovis was an awesome actor, I always looked foreward to him pretending to be a Nazi and he was just the best Hitler look alike. May he rest in peace, a great actor.
MrModernElvis 3 months ago
@omontono Dude! It's comedy. Nobody really thinks the Nazis were this stupid. It's supposed to stretch the boundaries of believability to the point of being ludicrous. That's where the humor comes in.
Bandaids4ever 4 months ago
@Bandaids4ever I was surprised to find this series in German: Käfig Völler Helden. Having everyone's speaking German is as unrealistic as having everyone speak English. A rough translation is "Cage Full of Heroes".
BuddyNovinski 3 months ago
@BuddyNovinski To find it in German means it must have a German fanbase. So not all Germans are as devoid of humor as mr Omontono here. Haha! Good to know. :P
Bandaids4ever 3 months ago
LAWL it's Father Mulcahy.
savannahribeiro 4 months ago
Haha best show ever!!! I've literally seen this episode like 50+ times. I'm dead serious lol.
HolinessWarrior 4 months ago
5:34 So Classic!
jermster17 4 months ago
I freakin long hogan's heroes. I watch it everyday so much you can tell me the title and I can tell you in detail what happened. Wish it was still on tv.
esisme11 5 months ago
I was on the Hogan's set when this segment was shot. Ivan Dixon told me that Larry was playing Hitler for laughs but wanted his craziness to spill out at the same time. I think he pulled it off because I watched Robert Clary, LeBeau, and John Banner, Sgt. Schultz, walk over after one of the takes and hug Larry. John Banner almost crushed him and planted a big kiss on his cheek, too. Larry wore the Hitler uniform home and freaked out the kid from the grocery store whom was making a delivery.
bbqtom1400 6 months ago
@bbqtom1400 what character where you
jorcastify 4 months ago
At 2:56 he introduced him as Adolf Shickelgruber - Hitler's real name.
gmccord1970 6 months ago
I loved this show and I still find it hard to believe it ever made it on TV.
cleancab 6 months ago
very good impersonation!! Looks so much like hitler!
Godskid66 6 months ago
XD XD XD XD XD XD XD XD XD XD XD ROFL ROFL ROFL ROFL.... *sigh* This never gets old....
daddybuddy100 6 months ago
парень выглядит как гитлер
Dymitry95 6 months ago
In the reality the black dude - Ivan Dixon - would've been sent to a concentration camp as slave labor...... that is if the nazis just didn't send him directly to be gassed.
lukebccb 6 months ago
Completely spotless performance. Larry hovis was the best actor on that show portraying an american.( the best actor was john banner)
SnowyLeopardStudios 6 months ago 2
Really, that was an amazing performance by Larry Hovis. All kidding aside, it was uncanny, right down to the insane glint in his eye. Thanks for posting.
elflingskitten 6 months ago
NO MORE BARAGGE BALOONS!
Derconmann 7 months ago
Prob.; The Most Classic Scene in This Series ? Gotta Love Klink's Expression ! Haaaaaah ! <:
meljpetra 7 months ago 3
5:35 totally priceless
Ducttapestuff 7 months ago 8
Did anyone notice that Carter's hair is parted the wrong way? Of course, Hitler only spoke only German, but he didn't know anything outside of German/Austrian culture.
BuddyNovinski 7 months ago
far and away my favorite Hogan's Heroes moment!!!
guitarcat333 8 months ago
"Is this the Comondant?"
"Yavol, mein furher."
"We will win the war anyway!"
AlleyKitty13 8 months ago 22
@AlleyKitty13 cant help myself... ja wohl XD
wedgy4life 2 months ago
nearly fool me lol
Ham1086 9 months ago
ROFLMFAO "Auf Wiedersehen Folks"
SuperTennis3 9 months ago
This is the greatest show ever produced. Unfortunately, the politically correct bastards will always be unclear on the concept, and as a result we will not be able to enjoy the show like we used to in the 70's.
Fooblestheclown 9 months ago
Facts: Robert Clarey that played LeBeau in Hogans Heros was in WWII and was a Jewish person, he had a serial number on his left arm written on him with a pin by a Gestapo colonal and that is the reason he had long sleeve jumpers on at all time and Werner Klemplerer a.k.a Colonal Klink and Leon Askin a.k.a General Burkhalter were all Jews Germans that flead to England at the start of WWII, the show was originally going to take place in a Consentration camp but because of that they changed it
KylesLiberals 10 months ago
@KylesLiberals The show was NEVER going to take place is a concentration camp. It was originally going to take place in an original prison. That didn't sell so with the popularity of The Great Escape they changed it to a POW camp. The rest of your information is mostly correct: Werner, Leon, and John Banner all escaped Nazi Germany. Robert Clary however did not escape and was in the concentration camps.
Kinoakim 9 months ago
I should also add that while John Banner & Leon Askin escaped the Nazis they lost their parents in the death camps. Before Leon got out he was also interrogatedby the Gestapo. So these men all knew very well what the Nazis were about.
Kinoakim 9 months ago
@Kinoakim Yes it was going to take place in a prison but the tought of people helping possilbe murders escape wasnt going to to be great publicity and actually Albert Ruddy had thought of a Consentration camp as it would seem good that people were helping them escape but Bernard Gein the Co-Creator turned it down they then went on to the Prison then to a POW camp from which we got this great show
KylesLiberals 9 months ago
@KylesLiberals If you don't mind my asking what is your source for this. I've never heard it before?
Kinoakim 9 months ago
@Kinoakim Three books I have read the first was the book by Robert Clarey "From Holocaust to Hogan's Heroes", which I high recommand it is great, second which really gets to the heart of most thing like this is the Brenda Scott Royce novel "Hogan's Heroes - A Comprehensive Reference" this is rather good but in some places you may need to think before you read on and another Brenda Scott Royce book "Behind the scenes at Stalag 13" good but much simler to the other book
KylesLiberals 9 months ago
@KylesLiberals I've actually read those books (within the last year actually) and there is absolutely nothing about Hogan's Heroes originally taking place in a Concentration Camp. Perhaps you misread a line somewhere?
Kinoakim 9 months ago
@Kinoakim Okay I do not want to start an arguement but if you read them again there is hints in each and piece them together and you will uncover it and I dont want to spoil the comments on here lets just watch and ejoy this absoluty wonderful show
KylesLiberals 9 months ago
anyone else notice the crickets during winter lol I wish
RFKFANTS67 10 months ago
" 'wiedersehen folks" at the end...lol
WuHa105 10 months ago 2
lol
On aura tout vu !
Erwin0859 10 months ago
@Erwin0859 Tu m'étonnes...
jimicamaro 10 months ago
which season and episode is that ?
stefano93hessen 10 months ago
@stefano93hessen "Will The Real Adolf Please Stand Up?" is the episode name.
robsee055 10 months ago
@stefano93hessen season 2 "Will The Real Adolf Hitler Please Stand Up?" (disc 2)
scaleb01 6 months ago
666 people like his impression.
vertigo1380 11 months ago
23 people didn't like Carter's Hitler impression.
ryunin5654 11 months ago
"No more barrage balloons" ..... ROTFLMAO
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Abbigaylelatisha 1 year ago
Both Carter and Father Mulcahey were members of Gomer Pyles' platoon, although I don't think at the same time. So Carter had to take orders from a different Sgt. Carter.
dancinkindofguy 1 year ago
"Love your stalag. Very nice barbwire. I love barbwire...it makes me feel all warm, and sentimental inside..."
bhahahahahaha I love this show!!
christinage30 1 year ago 4
on second thought i will see the furher some other time
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i love this video. carter makes a good hitler
gaaramyloverable 1 year ago
i love this video. carter make a good hitler
gaaramyloverable 1 year ago
@gaaramyloverable
I second that emotion! The late great Larry Hovis is AMAZING! His shining moment on this show, which is my FAVORITE episode ever!!! :-)
JubalCalif 1 year ago 2
"How do you do sir? I've heard a lot about you."
This was the single funniest scene in the show's 6 year run!
fantom58 1 year ago
This episode was hilarious!
I think you can watch this one on hulu, but it may be gone now :(
MaxDamageProductions 1 year ago
"I thought I ordered, no more barrage balloons!"
I loved this show.
AeonCommander 1 year ago 3
9:22 Keen Kyle seen kyle? Has anybody seen kyle?
Y0UW1LLR34D7H15 1 year ago
The part is on the other side.
Allanlegacy43 1 year ago
Christopher Williams makes a good German
whitesox901 1 year ago
Its much better with the german dubbing!
But also very good!
TheEnemy94 1 year ago
wow ...............
bradleyc79 1 year ago
Good
pablusca 1 year ago
@WhatiSLeet Yes, that was William Christopher. I guess he defected and got religion!
schizzie345 1 year ago
Ein des Besten des Hogan's Heroes.
schizzie345 1 year ago
Quite Speach: Hail Hitler!
SR71ABCD 1 year ago
@ 1:22
...oh yeah...and there's the whole Jew thing too.
jedispy 1 year ago
Sergeant Carter. Absolutely timeless!! Bar-none, my all time favorite television program. They just don't make 'em like this any more. (Newkirk was even able to smoke on screen without hurting anybody's fragile fucking sensibilities & getting CBS sued by some meatball anti-smoking group somewhere because he taught 7 million children to smoke cigarettes.)
Autocad1965 1 year ago
@Autocad1965 yup times are unfortunately chaning
tenyardrambo 1 year ago
William Christopher (MASH) as a German.
Prime4571 1 year ago
; A typical evening at Rich Lott's house.
Cheers!
12Zwolf 1 year ago
@12Zwolf LOL!!
hanoc101 1 year ago
, Or, at Max Mosley's house.
Cheers!
12Zwolf 1 year ago
Brothaa in season 6 when Carter again imitates hitler is waaaay funnier
pixi2nv 1 year ago
you have to watch this in german dubbing.
RayVinyard 1 year ago
Major Hauptmann ??? Major Captain lol
Foxtrot262 1 year ago
at 4:55 The Nazi in the middle is Father Mulcahy of MASH.
DarthSideous63 1 year ago 40
@DarthSideous63 Not Nazi...Germany Army. NAZI is a political party
trentcreek 1 year ago
@trentcreek My mistake he's a phony Nazi.
DarthSideous63 1 year ago
@DarthSideous63 German Army NOT EQUAL to NAZI. Nazi is short for NAtionalsoZIalistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei, a politcal party of Germany from 1919-1945, That would be saying General Norman Schwarzkopf was a Republican just because Bush Sr. was the President/Commander in Cheif during Operation Desert Storm.
GeekBoy03 1 year ago
@DarthSideous63 In at least one episode, he substituted for Larry Hovis as Carter, kind of keeping in the background so it wasn't too obvious the sergeant was being played by another actor.
The actor who played Col. Grey in "Gomer Pyle, USMC" (can't think of his name right offhand) also made an appearance at least twice, playing both a German and a POW masquerading as a German ("Jawohl, Herr Oberst. Ich spreche und verstehe Deutsch.")
terentii 1 year ago
@DarthSideous63 Yes William Christopher.
Prime4571 1 year ago
@DarthSideous63 he was also Private Hummel in Gomer Pyle, USMC
NYFranc260 8 months ago
@DarthSideous63 Two VERY! Different Roles He Played lol
allenpoe17 6 months ago
@DarthSideous63 William Christopher, a Methodist who played a Catholic priest!
BuddyNovinski 3 months ago
@DarthSideous63 He was in at least two episodes of Hogan's Heroes if I remember correctly.
costello521 3 months ago
Hail myself!
iBook3503332 1 year ago
One day the goose will hang high by his heels!!
sjch1994 1 year ago
How do you have good audio and video for this clip?
bzzymatt 1 year ago
@bzzymatt DVD or DVR
trentcreek 1 year ago
"We will win the war ANYWAY!"
waschbeckenfrisch 1 year ago
the Germans before Adolf Hitler were virtual slaves of the jews who owned 85% of the Berlin banks. Einstein even said that the jews went way too far in Germany. Americans ever since 1913 have suffered the same fate where the entire monetary system is controlled by the jews who are only 3.5% of the population. Hitler had total comprehension of jewish criminality and educated the Germans that every new generation would remain enslaved unless action was taken against worldwide jewish supremacy.
TookUpTheCause 1 year ago
@StevvieStayingGold Thank you for the information.
Goodiesfanful 1 year ago
I remember this episode ends with Hogan regaining his confidence that he has got his touch back.
Goodiesfanful 1 year ago
Carter/Hitler: I hated seargents then and I HATE SEARGENTS NOW!
Schultz: THANK YOU MEIN FURHER!!!
LOL
Bartman954 1 year ago 42
I love Hogan's Heroes. I SEE NOTHING!
DragonOmegaX 1 year ago
the thing ill always remember from this show is when major hochstetter saying Who is this man
haha
M0N00D 1 year ago
@M0N00D "VAS ISS ZIS MAN DOING HERE?" Howard Caine was outstanding!
badwx 1 year ago
FAGGOT IN DISGUISE this guy is just looking for a few good homos to add to his friend list
V
jessecon209 1 year ago
Oh geez, I remember this episode when I was a kid! When Hovis said he wanted General Burckhalter shot, did Leon Askin do a bugout!
mbabist01 1 year ago
GO CARTER!! XD
HoganRox12 1 year ago
Rent Hogan's Heroes on DVD......no commericals and it is uncut.
Wellch 1 year ago
Carter is a genius!!!
But from which episode is this part taken? Name and number please, thx.
Proud greatings
FatThoG 1 year ago
@FatThoG The episode is "Will the Real Adolf Please Stand Up?": season 2, episode 12.
Goodiesfanful 1 year ago
lol...i love barbed wire..makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside LOL
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h-hh-hiiiillllleeee!!!!!..... we will win the war anyway!
zyxweftr 1 year ago
I watched every episode of this show many times in the late 60's and early 70's like many others I guess. As a kid I knew this wasn't very real, but I still thought it had some basis of reality to WW II. I've had a computer for about 3 years and I've spent a lot of time looking up many WW II vids and stories including the Geheime Staatspolizei. While this show is an entertaining comedy, the reality is VERY different.
clintonearlwalker 1 year ago
"Scramble-brains"? "Mr Nutty"? I love these Hitler nicknames!
BTW, I wonder if Hitler's normal voice sounded any different from that abrasive voice he used for his speeches. If if was, it probably wasn't as nearly much fun to imitate.
Goodiesfanful 1 year ago
Whatever happened to the episode in which Hogan gets caught and is tortured mercilessly by the Gestapo until he reveals that he's a spy? Then he gets hung by piano wire from a meat hook.
Yeah, I can see how WWII was really funny.
MackinacIs 1 year ago
4:37 what is Fr.Mulchahy doing in Nazi Germany,lol.
TheProudAmerican777 1 year ago
that's great, better than the original
princessproll00 1 year ago
Oh my gosh. That's father mokayhee (I know I can't spell it)
GodAloneBeTheGlory 1 year ago
Oh WOW,.....'member watchin' this at my Sitter's home, along with other great sitcoms of the 60s,...thumbs up to ya chiraag87 and thankin' ya for the AWESOME share! = )
qualqui 1 year ago
@qualqui Hey friend sorry but i never watched this show at all but it looks like men's movie anyway Hahaha :D
purespirit9 1 year ago
@purespirit9 hmm.....a man's movie,...lol...well, at least it made ya laugh, ya know sitcoms job is that,...hehe! ; )
qualqui 1 year ago
@qualqui of course! I say a man's movie coz there was only men in that movie lol, oh and er kidding! Com'on i never seened the movie okay, now smile :)
purespirit9 1 year ago
@purespirit9 I'm all smiles :)
qualqui 1 year ago
@qualqui good now give me a peace sign LOL
purespirit9 1 year ago
Hee! Father Mulcahy!
StormsongK 1 year ago
@StormsongK yeah mon, from WWII with Hogan to the Korean War with MASH! = )
qualqui 1 year ago
great Series greets from germany
merdi93 1 year ago
justin.tv/hogans_heroes
mlemour 1 year ago
I have this on dvd. i love it so much
JacksonSpratt 1 year ago
4:28 my favorite part
APfilmmakers 1 year ago
this is my fav scene in this show!!
Nejifangal1 1 year ago
"Notice at 4:30 it's winter, yet you can hear crickets lol!"
RFKFANTS67 1 year ago
Isn't Major Hauptman of the Fuhrer's Staff the same actor who played Father Mulcahey on M.A.S.H.?
gmartinz01 1 year ago
@gmartinz01 yup thats him
brentwoodthehood 1 year ago
One night I was looking at the list of "famous prisoners" names from the Buchenwald kz. The name Robert Clary, who plays corporal Lebeau in this series is on it.
clintonearlwalker 1 year ago
@clintonearlwalker
Sometime ago Robert Clary decided to roll up his sleeve and to start to talk about his wartime experiences. I'm glad he did.
nagmashdriver 1 year ago
@nagmashdriver Thanx for the info, I didn't know this. I watched every episode of Heros when I was a kid. I've spent much time examining the Nazi camps online. What happened in the camps was very different than Hogans Heros. I must say I was surprised when I found out that Robert Clary was in both Buchenwald, and Hogans Heros.
clintonearlwalker 1 year ago
You're most welcome. I'm sure you must know that Werner Klemperer was also a Jewish refugee from Germany, circa 1935. Germany's losses were our gain. Lots of good stuff on the web about Hogan's Heroes, behind the scenes, etc.
Lots of good movies, too: Auto Focus, Stalag 17, The Great Escape, et al. Wish I had the net when I was a kid, but better late than never.
nagmashdriver 1 year ago
@nagmashdriver I had no idea Werner Klemperer was a Jewish refugee. I've never heard of Auto Focus, I've seen Stalag 17, and The Great Escape. I seen on TV that Bob Crane had some of the first and best VHS equipment when it came out in the 1960's. He used if for porn. I don't think his murder has ever been solved. The FBI said a few years ago they are pretty sure who did it. I've had the net about 2 years. Luv YouTube. Do u know about utorrent?
clintonearlwalker 1 year ago
@nagmashdriver John Banner (Schultz) and the guy who played Major Hochstetter of the Gestapo were also Jewish Refugees of the same time period as Klemperer.
TVRM610 1 year ago
@TVRM610 Yes, indeed. There is an excellent website that details this interesting facet of an already interesting show: "Hogans Jews".
nagmashdriver 1 year ago
wich season and episode is this?
masterjerome092 1 year ago
Let's not for get one thing...
What's that?
he's a great actor.
HAHAHA f'in hilarious!
KisaxRin 1 year ago
Hogan's Heroes forever....if not the best sitcom ever to rule the airwaves!!!!
btless 1 year ago
I'm 14 and this show is my favorite.
EVERYTHING I DO IS A SUPRISE EVEN TO ME
nelsonr12 1 year ago 2
I was a corporal once! I HATED SERGEANTS ZEN! I HATE SERGEANTS NOW!
EVERYZING I DO IS A SURPRISE! EVEN TO ME!
Takuthecheese 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
I remember watching this episode years with my grandfather. My favorite sceen ever.
Bertramsharpshot 1 year ago
I remember watching this episode years with my grandfather. My favorite sceen ever.
Bertramsharpshot 1 year ago
This is themost hilarious one I had ever seen in my life. 5/5
Pieman6711 1 year ago 2
whitch season and episode is this?
masterjerome092 1 year ago
BUT WHO WAS PHONE?
mace1337 1 year ago
are the actors british playing americans? or....what? I've never seen this before.. an American show or British?
FirstAcquaint 1 year ago
some are american, some are british. but it's an American show.
KisaxRin 1 year ago 2
It's an American comedy but the English character is played by a British actor.
Kinoakim 1 year ago
this show is awsome
wizguy1999 1 year ago
omg i love this hahahahahaha
slif3r12388 1 year ago
"We will win the war anyway!"
That line still cracks me up.
fourpreps 1 year ago
Look at the french dudes salute. Is that because his jewish?
TuAFFalcon 1 year ago
bei der 2. deutschen synchro (ein käfig voller helden) haben sie sich echt mühe gegeben, den die ist um einiges lustiger als das original.
die haben sogar eine Figur erfunden die eigentlich nicht im original erwähnt wird, Frau Kalinke die haushälterin von Klink.
KevboardGames 1 year ago
i love your barbed wire it makes me feel very warm inside
mmikeironhorse 1 year ago
"everything i do is a surprise...EVAN TO ME!!
4rbeitsamt 2 years ago
Holy crap! I love Hogan's Heroes!
dinoboyjp123 2 years ago
"i hated sergeants then and i hate sergeants now!"
"danka my fuhrer"
Doug41160 2 years ago 3
Watch TVShows like Hogan's Heroes - Carter imitating Hitler at W W W . TV-Vide . NET
galeapshire 2 years ago
As to the question of Sgt. Carters height compared to Adolf Hitler, most historical facts list Hitler as 5'9" and being of average height. IMDB website has Larry Hovis who played Carter at 5'10" being comparable.
mjl660 2 years ago
"...Very nice barbed wire..."--LOL.
DiGiTaLdAzEDM 2 years ago
@DiGiTaLdAzEDM I know. Funny, underrated show. Larry Hovis was brilliant as Hitler.
rayjr62 2 years ago
I love this show because no matter what age you are its good and it's truely timeless, also RIP bob crane
Stardocking 2 years ago
Ive loved this show forever! and im only 29!
exodia1510 2 years ago 4
@exodia1510 21 here man it's one of my favorites lol
theproducerspart2 1 year ago