Cynthia Lynn (born Zinta Valda Zimilis, April 2, 1936, in Riga, Latvia ); is a Latvian-born American actress. Cynthia Lynn is most notable for her portrayal of Fraulein Helga in Hogan's Heroes during the 1st season 1965-1966. She returned to the series in the 1968 episode "Will the Blue Baron Strike Again" for a background part, and again in the 1971 episode "Easy Come, Easy Go" as Eva, another background part. She last acted in 1975 in an...
LeBeau asks why Carter needs to go home now when they have an important missi...
Hogan enters Helga's office and Helga let's him know that Klink will be in in...
Helga tells Klink she's noticing that he may be using some hair tonic, that h...
Klink calls Helga into his office and she immediately starts to compliment hi...
Hogan goes to see Klink and when he enters the office, Helga blocks the door.
Hogan kisses Helga in Klink's office. He tells her he's wearing aftershave t...
Helga tells Hogan the only time he kisses her is when he wants information an...
Klink is touched that the prisoners play German music so well. He tells his ...
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