If you do, then you will instantly recognize this Old Geezer as Colonel Klink's Wehrmacht serving Twin Brother !!!
"Klinkstaffel"
"Klinkstaffel"
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Colonel Klink? He did get around, and, it seems, his monocle was just as mobile!
Kerry.Comment
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Klink, you idiot!Comment
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Both are very good!Comment
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Yes, I remember them. I have the complete set on DVD, plus signed photos of most of the cast.
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Great Show!
The Klink Dipsy Doodle!Mihi libertas necessest!Comment
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I see nothing! I know nothing! What a great old show. One of the reasons I collect. I have them on tape.
WilhelmComment
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Trev,
That is a great photo. I don't know how you find them all!
PaulComment
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watched it last night ! Love that old show !! I met "Klink" in 1967 in California. TomComment
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Hello Gentlemen,
Ah yes, this was one of my all time favorite shows! I used to tell people that I learned German from watching Hogans Heros!
Thank you,
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I was fotunate enough to meet Werner Klemperer here in South Jersey about fifteen years ago. He was very nice in person. I asked him what his favorite episode was and he said the one in which Hogan's men stole, disassembled, and photographed a secret tank being stored at Stalag 17. My friends and I said to Werner, "You made our day" and he responded with "No, you made my day."
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I had always heard, that John Banner, who played Sgt. Schultz, was a model for a WW2 American recruiting poster. I'll have to look sometime and see if it's true.Comment
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And don't forget Major Hochstedder, although I think that they used the incorrect rank designation, because he was actually a Standartenfuhrer.Comment
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Great Show.Loved it.
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