LeBeau wants to escape leaving Stalag 13 without its resident chef.

Hogan first saves and then helps to escape a German radio expert who the Germans want dead.

Hogan convinces Klink that he is a great artist so that he can make a rendezvous in an art gallery.

Lord Chitterly, an English traitor who looks like the bumbling Colonel Crittendon, enters Stalag 13 with information for the Germans. Crittendon is made up to replace the Lord and fool the Germans.

Lord Chitterly, an English traitor who looks like the bumbling Colonel Crittendon, enters Stalag 13 with information for the Germans. Crittendon is made up to replace the Lord and fool the Germans. The real Lord escapes.

Major Strauss of the Gestapo, under orders from his superior General Mueller, plans to take over Stalag 13. Of course, this could mean the end of not only Hogan's operation, but the underground's as well. Hogan then comes up with a plan to get rid of the Gestapo by framing Strauss saying that he is involved in a plot to overthrow Hitler. Will Hogan succeed or will this be the end of his underground operation? Written by Brian Washington Sargebri@att.net

Schultz is now the temporary Kommandant of Satalg 13 and starts to abuse his new power.

Hogan and company tell a German mole disguised as an American all about their operation.

Hogan is going to use the recorder given to him by Klink to record a top secret SS meeting.

Col. Hogan and his Heroes assist local resistance forces sabotage hidden explosive stashes the Gestapo plans to use to destroy bridges and other resources as the Nazis prepare to retreat from advancing Allied Forces.

Tiger, the pretty French underground fighter, is going to be executed in Berlin and Hogan's Heroes are to the rescue.

Radio detection equipment prohibits Hogan from using their usual radio so they borrow the one in Klink's car.

LeBeau is passed off as a Gypsy fortune teller to help get a radar countermeasure device to London.

Hogan has to help three German scientists escape from Stalag 13 and get to London.

Colonel Hogan and Commandant Klink go to London to steal a plane as part of a plan to ferret out German spies in England.

Posing as German officers, the heroes try to get a German spy to disclose who he was working with.

Hogan and his men pass on valuable information to underground leader Oskar Danzig, who was one of Germany's leading quick change artist prior to the war. Unfortunately, they are all caught in a gestapo ambush and LeBeau is shot. However, while LeBeau's injuries aren't life threatening, Danzig is seriously wounded and needs penicillin so he can complete the mission and pass the info to the allies. Hogan finds the perfect opportunity when Klink throws a tea party for several the wives of several officers. Newkirk, under Hogan's orders, dons a dress and poses as a woman in hopes of getting a ride into town to deliver the drugs to Danzig. Written by Brian Washington Sargebri@att.net

To capture some secret papers, Hogan has a Russian woman convince Klink to volunteer for the Russian front.

Hogan helps prove the German officer that Klink is defending innocent of treason so he can get the plans that he had stolen for the Allies.

The heroes have to figure how to get a new type of rocket back to England.

Hogan must get a US General out of camp just as General Burkhalter's sister shows up with her intended - Klink's new number two.

Hogan has to discredit a German officer who knows about the operations at Stalag 13.

A snow avalanche is part of Hogan's plan to stall a Panzer division.

The underground team that needs help in blowing up a missile battery include a very lovely woman.