Richard Dawson (Born November 20, 1932 - Died June 2, 2012) is a British-born American actor, comedian, game show panelist, and host. He is best known for his role as Corporal Peter Newkirk on Hogan's Heroes, and as the original host of the Family Feud game show from 1976–1985 on ABC and in syndication, and again in syndication from 1994 to 1995, replacing Ray Combs. Dawson also appeared as a panelist on the 1970s version of Match Game on CBS,...
Schultz enters the barracks and turns on the lights and tells the prisoners t...
Newkirk stops as he's trying to get out of the truck and asks if his mascara ...
Hogan and his men, dressed as the female prisoners, tell the Germans that Kat...
Newkirk tells the female prisoners that Hogan is a genius.
A German soldier tries to get Hogan and his men to leave the women's barracks...
Newkirk and LeBeau tell Hogan that they're all prisoners together.
Newkirk exits the tunnel into the women's barracks to greet them to Stalag 13.
Hogan tells the men that he'll be the one talking to the female prisoners.
Newkirk and LeBeau argue on who will talk to the three female prisoners.
Newkirk tells Hogan he's had a change of heart about digging the tunnel and o...
Newkirk isn't happy that Hogan is sending the men down to dig a tunnel to bar...
Kinch asks Newkirk how they'll find Alfie the Artist and Newkirk, imitating P...
Newkirk tells the prisoners that Alfie could crack any safe but loyalty to th...
Newkirk tells Hogan there is one man that could crack the safe but he must be...
Newkirk tells the men the problem with breaking into the hotel safe boxes.
Newkirk imitates Klink and has the front gate of the prison camp open.
Hogan tells one of the prisoners the reason they're not processing as many pr...
Newkirk drives the tank into the barracks and the men begin to take it apart.
Klink keeps finding the pill in the shell game that Newkirk is making sure he...
Looking to create a distraction in the prison yard, Hogan asks Newkirk if he'...
Hogan, LeBeau and Newkirk go into the prison yard so Hogan can move the radar...
Hogan and his men go outside to greet the newest prisoner and discover he's o...
Newkirk comments on how Major Kuehn fell for his plan to have the artillery g...
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