Klink tells Hogan he'll do a solo over the loudspeaker. Hogan, knowing how h...
Hogan comments how Klink is really getting into making the documentary about ...
Hogan tells Klink that the documentary about Camp 13 will show how kind Klink...
Hogan convinces Klink that a film about Stalag 13 is in Klink's best interest...
Hogan returns to the barracks where his men continue to prepare their latest ...
Hogan tells Klink to get rid of the German helmet on his desk, it might offen...
Hogan continues to convince Klink that the war is almost over and the prison ...
Hogan describes what may happen when the war ends and the allies liberate the...
Klink is nervous the war may be ending soon. Hogan tries to calm him down by...
Newkirk does a radio broadcast for the entire camp posing as Hitler.
Klink gets the letter that Hogan drafted up saying how wonderful Schultz was ...
Schultz tells Klink that the allies are winning the war. Information that Ho...
Schultz wants to know what Hogan heard on his radio. Hogan makes up a story ...
Schultz walks in on Hogan's men learning Russian and tries to get out of the ...
Hogan's plan revolves around the prison camp's weakest link, Schultz.
Hogan has a plan and asks Carter what the boys in the metal shop are working ...
Newkirk asks Hogan if the General has left. After spending an evening with t...
Klink finishes playing a song on his violin but Hogan's men haven't finished ...
LeBeau, Schultz and Newkirk stand in the kitchen eating leftovers when they h...
Hogan tells the visiting General that Klink is a fine musician and he's being...
The visiting General asks Hogan if he wasn't a prisoner at Stalag 13, what he...
LeBeau let's Schultz sample some of the gourmet dinner he made for Colonel Kl...
Klink tells the General even though they're at a prison camp, they're not tot...
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