Hogan's Heroes - The Complete Series | Bob Crane, Werner Klemperer

Hogan's Heroes - The Complete Series | Bob Crane, Werner Klemperer | "SHE PLAYS IT ALMOST EVERY DAY"

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	Hogan's Heroes - The Complete Series Bob Crane, Werner Klemperer Paramount, 2007 average customer review:based on 67 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

The inmates of a German World War II Prisoners of War camp conduct espionage and sabotage campaign right under the noses of their warders. While the enemy is often gullible, easily fooled or downright incompetent ? the real strength of Hogan?s men are the elaborate ruses and sometimes dangerous lengths they will go to complete their mission. This Boxset includes Seasons 1 - 6.

I agree

I can only add my agreement to the excellent reviews, this one is the best. I showed some of these shows to my young grand nephews and nieces, they love it, as well.

"SHE PLAYS IT ALMOST EVERY DAY"

My "significant other" loves "Hogan's Heroes"! And she plays the DVDs almost every day! I said to her,"May you never get tired of it!" (And I don't think she will!)

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love it!!!

I love hogans heroes. I use to watch this show with my grandfather who loved it and I just fell in love with it.

Hogan's Hero's

This was one of my husbands favorite TV series. It has been fun watching the series and they just make us laugh! Who doesn't need to laugh these days? We have been really pleased with our purchase.

Another classic series from my childhood

I loved Hogan's Heroes as a kid. I used to use Schultz's favorite line whenever I got in trouble. "I know nuth-ing!" Now the complete six seasons are available in one set with all 168 episodes.

The series stars Bob Crane as the leader of a group of POWs in a German prison camp during World War II. However, unbeknownst to the Germans, the prisoners are part of the resistance movement and have an extensive operation that is literally underground--as in under the camp in tunnels. The movie seems to me to be a comedic take on Stalag 17, which starred William Holden.

The cast was great, but the German characters were more fun than the Allies. Werner Klemperer won two Emmys in 1968 and 1969 for his role as Col. Wilhelm Klink the commander of the camp. John Banner as the guard Sgt. Schultz was lots of fun. He played a guy who just wanted to get through the war without getting in trouble or killed.

Besides Crane who played Col. Hogan, the good guys included Richard Dawson who played British soldier Peter Newkirk, Robert Clary played French soldier Louis LeBeau, Larry Hovis played American soldier Andrew Carter and Ivan Dixon played American soldier James Kinchloe.

The set includes some extras, but the nice thing is that it uses the original music including the great theme song.

If you liked M*A*S*H, you love Hogan's Heroes. This show doesn't try and get preachy or too adult. It remains an enjoyable family comedy that has held up well in comparison to some of the other classic TV series. I'm surprised Hollywood hasn't turned it into a movie yet as they have done with so many of the classic series.

Check Hogan's Heroes out if you're not already a fan.

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