Who Remembers "Hogan's Heroes" ????

[Hundestaffel]

While on the subject of klassik shows, I'm sure I wasn't the only little tike that was glued to the TV (which actually had two channels if you can believe that !!! ) eagerly and impatiently waiting for this utterly magic moment to hit the screen !!!!!

Great childhood memories associated with this image...


"Ratstaffel"

[chrischa]

I don't know that one Trev.

Anyone remember Garrison's Gorilla's?

[Hundestaffel]

I don't know that one

Chrischa - it was / is still one of the best WW2 TV series ever made -


"Hundestaffel"

[GEBIRGS-JAGER]

I don't know that one Trev.

Anyone remember Garrison's Gorilla's?

Hi i used to watch that 1968.I was 7. Brian

[Wilhelm]

As I remember John Banner was a Jew who fled Austria after the annexation. Never heard about a poster. Garrisons Gorillas was great, along with Rat Patrol, McHale's Navy, 12 O'clock High, and Combat. Did I forget any others?
Wilhelm

[djpool]

As I remember John Banner was a Jew who fled Austria after the annexation. Never heard about a poster. Garrisons Gorillas was great, along with Rat Patrol, McHale's Navy, 12 O'clock High, and Combat. Did I forget any others?
Wilhelm

The Gallant Men, Wackiest Ship in the Army

[stonemint]

Baa Baa Black Sheep, aka Black Sheep Squadron

[Biber]

As I remember John Banner was a Jew who fled Austria after the annexation. Never heard about a poster. Garrisons Gorillas was great, along with Rat Patrol, McHale's Navy, 12 O'clock High, and Combat. Did I forget any others?
Wilhelm

I vaguely remember something about the time MASH started, about a WWII American supply company, maybe called something like "Move em out". Didn't last long, just a few episodes maybe.

[JUNGCO]

The "Red Ball Express?"

[Tom B]

"Combat Sgt."....1950's tv

Anybody remember "Combat Sgt." 1950's TV black & white, half hour long suppose to take place in North Africa. It was only on for 1 or 2 seasons. Tom

[chrischa]

Hi i used to watch that 1968.I was 7. Brian

I saw the re-rubs. I wasn't born for a few years after 1968.

[JAndrew]

RE: Hogan's Heros:
It is ironic that Robert Clary, who played Louis LeBeau, as a child actually was in a Nazi concentration camp.

Don't forget "Citizen Soldier", a semi documentary; "12 O'clock High", mostly in black and white until the last episodes when they had enough color documentary film footage to do a whole show in color and "Silent Service" about the submarine service; "Sargeant Bilko" a great comedy; "The Lieutenant" about the USMC and one that I cannot remember the name of that was about a Navy officer and starred Jackie Cooper ( Hennesy?).

JAndrew

[sammlerherz]

original Sgt. Schultz

[Biber]

The "Red Ball Express?"

Thanks for the lead. = The show was Roll Out ('73-'74)

[Wilhelm]

Wow! This is a great thread. I do barely remember the Silent Service and can't believe I forgot Wackiest Ship in the Army. Don't remember Red Ball Express.
Wilhelm