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Hogan's Heroes : A Comprehensive Reference to the 1965-1971 Television Comedy Series, With Cast Biographies and an Episode Guide

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Hogan's Heroes, a 1960's television show set in World War 2 about a bunch war prisoners in a Nazi prison camp, focused on Colonel Hogan who just pretended to be a prisoner to destroy the Nazis war factories, plans, and secret weapons right under their noses.

Cast
Bob Crane .... Colonel Robert Hogan 
Werner Klemperer .... Colonel Wilhelm Klink 
John Banner (I) .... Sergeant Hans Schultz 
Robert Clary .... Corporal Louis LeBeau 
Richard Dawson (I) .... Corporal Peter Newkirk 
Ivan Dixon .... Sergeant James Kinchloe (1965-1970) 
Larry Hovis .... Sergeant Andrew Carter 
Kenneth Washington .... Sergeant Richard Baker (1970-1971) 
rest of cast listed alphabetically 
Leon Askin .... General Alfred Burkhalter 
Howard Caine .... Major Wolfgang Hochstetter (1967-1971) 
Jon Cedar .... Corporal Langenscheidt (1965-1971) 
Cynthia Lynn .... Helga (1965-1966) 
Sigrid Valdis .... Hilda (1966-1970) 

Series Run
First Telecast: September 17, 1965
Last Telecast: July 4, 1971

Broadcast History

September 1965- September 1967, CBS, Friday 8:30-9:00pm
September 1967- September 1969, CBS, Saturday 9:00-9:30pm
September 1969- September 1970, CBS, Friday 8:30-9:00pm
September 1970- July 1970, CBS, Friday 8:30-9:00pm

 Trivia:

• Robert Clary, who played LeBeau, was actually a survivor of the Holocaust.
  

• Werner Klemperer and John Banner (I), who play the chief Germans Klink and Schultz, were in fact both Jewish.
  
• Lasted on the air for 7 years, although American involvement in WWII actually lasted less than 4 years.
  
• Werner Klemperer only agreed to play Col. Klink, once he was assured, by the show's creator, that Klink would never succeed in his schemes.
  
• The black and white pilot episode originally included a Russian character.

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