Klink asks Hogan if everything that happened the day before was Crittendon's ...
After everything that had happened the day before, Klink asks Hogan if it was...
Klink sits at his desk listening to the band play, when he hears what he thin...
Schultz walks into the tent where the POW band should be playing but he finds...
Klink is touched that the prisoners play German music so well. He tells his ...
Hogan tells Crittendon that he's aware of the risk of hiding a German traitor...
Crittendon walks in on Hogan with the Baroness, who Hogan is trying to sneak ...
Crittendon continues to give Hogan and his men tips on how to escape the pris...
Crittendon tells Hogan what they need to do to escape Camp 13.
Crittendon tells Hogan that Camp 13 is so easy to escape from. Hogan tells h...
Crittendon tells Hogan he can't sit around for a week doing nothing. They ne...
Hogan tells Crittendon that he was probably delusional after he was stuck in ...
Crittendon tells Hogan he can't remember anything about the "cave-in". What ...
Hogan takes a wrench and drops it on Crittendon's head on purpose to stop him...
Hogan's men get nervous when Crittendon gets close to their escape operation....
Newkirk and Carter are digging a new escape tunnel for Crittendon. Newkirk j...
Crittendon continues to tell Hogan what's wrong with the way Hogan has been r...
Crittendon can't believe that none of Hogan's men have never successfully esc...
Hogan tries to tell Crittendon what the POW's do at Camp 13 but before he can...
Klink brings a senior British officer into the camp to outrank Hogan. Hogan'...
Klink lists all the bad things that have happened since Hogan has been in his...
Klink implies that Hogan brings a lot of negative focus onto him and his pris...
Klink tells Hogan that since he's been at his prison camp, strange things hav...
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