An ex-championship boxer (James Earl Jones) sees a chance at recapturing a taste of his former glory after discovering that...
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Director
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1993
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When the beautiful Makua (Marlene Sai) witnesses a murder, Magnum (Tom Selleck) does his best to protect her from the...
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Director
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1986
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Perry Mason (Raymond Burr) is once more dragged out of retirement to defend a murder suspect. This time the defendant is an...
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1986
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To publicize his latest novel, Robin Masters stages a million-dollar treasure hunt, with the clues adroitly hidden with the...
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Director
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1985
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Magnum (Tom Selleck) and T.C. (Roger E. Mosley) are reunited with their high school classmate Goldie Morris (Lee Purcell),...
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Director
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1985
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The A-Team has a surprisingly easy time rescuing Jennifer Teasdale (Lori Lethin), the daughter of a millionaire businessman,...
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Director
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1984
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While teaching a college investigation class, Magnum (Tom Selleck) tries to stem the alarming dropout rate by agreeing to...
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Director
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1984
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Magnum (Tom Selleck) is simultaneously solicited by Higgins (John Hillerman) and Robin Masters (still unseen, but voiced by...
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Director
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1984
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When Higgins (John Hillerman) is stunned into semi-consciousness by an errant croquet ball, Magnum (Tom Selleck) must take...
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Director
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1984
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In this sequel to the second-season episode "Jororo Kill", Danny Lin (Wesley Ogata), the young crown prince of the Jororo...
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Director
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1984
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Ever on the lookout for a quick buck, T.C. (Roger E. Mosley) agrees to deliver a mysterious briefcase to Oahu. En route,...
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Director
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1984
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Magnum (Tom Selleck) and T.C. (Roger E. Mosley) sign on to coach a junior basketball team, whose star player is a 13-year-old...
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Director
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1983
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The wealthy MacKenzie family controls a vast business concern which is being systematically robbed by "person or persons...
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Director
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1983
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Owing his life to washed-up pugilist Leon Platt (Denny Miller), T.C. (Roger E. Mosley) enters a bare-knuckle boxing match,...
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Director
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1983
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Through some freakish glitch in the time-space continuum, Magnum (Tom Selleck) awakens in the year 1936. Despite this bizarre...
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Director
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1982
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After calling her ex-boyfriend Jim (James Garner) for help, former model Carol is found dead. According the the police, Carol...
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Director
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1979
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No sooner has Jim (James Garner) arrived in Newark than he is robbed of his watch, wallet, luggage, and return plane ticket....
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Director
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1979
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Left without a car or a bankroll in Las Vegas, Jim accepts a ride back to LA with a casual acquaitance named Perankus (Sully...
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Director
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1979
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After being kidnapped and harrassed by the members of an Arab family, Jim (James Garner) tries to find out why his captors...
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Director
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1978
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While studying for his Lieutenant's exam, Dennis Becker (Joe Santos) is assigned to investigate the murder of the wife of...
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Director
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1978
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Jim heads to Rosemont College to investigate the disappearance of student Paul Douglas, the son of an old friend. At the same...
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Director
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1978
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Made for television, Love is Not Enough stars Bernie Casey as Mike Harris, the widowed father of five children, ages ranging...
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Director
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1978
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Director
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1977
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Four small-town businessmen hire Jim (James Garner) to help them purchase a fire engine--or at least that's their story....
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Director
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1977
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Not long after Jim (James Garner) hides his .38 in a cookie jar, he is charged with murder when the weapon is used in a gas...
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Director
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1977
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Previously seen in timeslots ranging from 90 minutes to two hours, Quincy M.E. settles into its standard one-hour format with...
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Director
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1977
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1976
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While strenuously studying to keep up his grades at the Klineberg Music Conservatory, Jason (Jon Walmsley) is also holding...
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Director
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1975
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Fresh from his triumphant movie appearance in Blazing Saddles, Cleavon Little guest stars as James Travis Clark, the Waltons'...
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Director
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1975
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Feeling unwanted by the rest of the family, Grandpa (Will Geer) and Grandma (Ellen Corby) move out of the Walton house and...
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Director
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1975
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A woman identifying herself as Jennifer Sandstrom claims that her sister's death was not a suicide as reported, and hires Jim...
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Director
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1975
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On the eve of his 73rd birthday, Grandpa Walton (Will Geer) suffers a heart attack. Though the attack proves to be a mild...
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Director
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1974
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Seeking out of a part-time job, John-Boy (Richard Thomas) is hired as a reader for Ruth Thomas (Elaine Heiveil), who was...
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Director
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1974
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Feeling somewhat confined and limited on Walton's Mountain, John (Ralph Waite) briefly takes leave of his family and accepts...
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Director
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1974
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An uprooted African-American family is forced to confront their traditional values and ponder the effect that the emerging...
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Director
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1974
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In this s-s-suspenseful drama, a submarine carrying a load of poisonous snakes accidentally wedges itself amidst the rocks...
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1974
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Impressed by Olivia's painting skills, John (Ralph Waite) encourages her to sign up for a night-school art class. But he may...
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Director
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1974
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Sam Greenlee's cult favorite novel of political unrest was brought to the screen in this drama, which also earned a small but...
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Director, Producer
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1973
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An inner-city point man is on the run from both the cops and the crooks in this streetwise blaxpolitation drama. T...
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Director
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1972
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This crime drama from the 1970s examines the experiences of a Vietnam vet who gets involved with illegal drugs. In time he...
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1971
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Brooker Bradshaw returns as African American FBI agent Harry Dane. Going undercover, Dane hopes to bring a halt to the...
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1970
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In order to direct Allied bombers to a German hydroelectric dam, Hogan is in dire need of current weather reports. In order...
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1970
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Disguised as a German soldier for an underground mission, Sgt. Carter is caught by an enemy Panzer division. At the behest of...
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1970
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War Games is the streamlined reissue title for the satirical Suppose They Gave a War and Nobody Came? The story is set in a...
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Sgt. Jones
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1970
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In order to successfully pull off a sabotage operation, Hogan concocts an elaborate diversion. Thanks to carefully planted...
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1970
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Hogan is once again saddled with Colonel Crittendon (Bernard Fox), the Allies' biggest bungler. This time, Crittendon enlists...
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1970
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Hogan plans to use the wedding of General Burkhalter's chubby niece Frieda (Muriel Landers) as a rendezvous point with an...
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1970
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Goofing off as usual, Sgt. Schultz is caught by General Burkhalter, who prepares to send the hapless sergeant to the Russian...
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1970
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Hogan arranges a date between Klink and the beautiful Countess Marlene (Marj Dusay), who is actually an Allied agent....
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1970
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Major Strauss (Noam Pitlik) comes a-snooping at Stalag 13, suspicious about Klink's "perfect" no-escape record. Discovering...
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1970
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Marlyn Mason guest stars as Lily Frankel, a sexy German nightclub chanteuse who doubles as an Allied agent. Lily informs...
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1970
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Intending to use the hubcaps in Klink's car to transmit information to the Underground, Hogan and his crew must figure out a...
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1970
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In a comic re-enactment of the Joe Louis/Max Schmeling heavyweight bout, Kinchloe is pitted against Luftwaffe champ Bruno...
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1970
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Hogan again finds himself working with (and frequently against) redoubtable Russian spy Marya (Nita Talbot). This time,...
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1970
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1969
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The Incomparable Connie Walker was first broadcast as the January 24, 1969 episode of the TV series Name of the Game. Conway...
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1969
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Jack Sheppard (Tommy Steele) is the locksmith's apprentice who is forced into highway robbery when he is betrayed by Jonathan...
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1969
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Amazingly, Sgt. Schultz actually knows the location of an atomic bomb plant. Unable to wheedle the information out of Schultz...
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1969
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In a variation on the third-season episode "Axis Annie," guest star Antoinette Bower is cast as Nazi radio propagandist...
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1969
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Hogan talks Col. Klink into opening an antique cuckoo-clock shop. Convinced that he will make a fortune off the needs of...
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1969
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To foil a new German plan to distribute counterfeit money, Hogan must steal the counterfeit plates -- which rest in a...
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1969
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Harold J. Stone guest stars as defecting German Field Marshal Rudolf Richter. Hogan hopes to help Richter escape to England,...
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1969
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An Allied plane containing top-secret equipment is shot down near Stalag 13. Hogan and his crew must retrieve the equipment...
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1969
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Certain mercenary members of the Gestapo use a compromising photograph to blackmail Col. Klink. It is up to Hogan to steal...
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1969
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Hogan is ordered to sabotage the test of a new German weapon capable of zeroing in on Allied radio signals, and to steal the...
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1969
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Hoping to smuggle a vital document out of Stalag 13, Hogan plants the papers on Colonel Klink. Unfortunately, the Gestapo...
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1969
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Kathleen Freeman returns to the role of General Burkhalter's homely sister Gertrude Linkmeier, after briefly relinquishing...
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1969
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The Germans install a fueling station in Barracks 12, right next to Stalag 13. Hogan must hatch a scheme to blow up the...
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1969
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Hogan is assigned to blow up a German train, but can't get past Stalag 13's beefed-up security. Hoping to keep Klink occupied...
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1969
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Hogan must once again collaborate with his friendly rival, Russian spy Marya. This time around, the two agents have to...
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1969
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As a birthday present to Col. Hogan, his men take it upon themselves to blow up an ammunitions dump. Unfortunately, they...
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1969
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Hogan's Heroes launched its fifth season -- and also returned to the series' original Friday-evening berth -- with the...
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1969
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Hogan manages to get hold of a book containing the Luftwaffe's secret code. Alas, Newkirk accidentally drops the book into...
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Kinchloe
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1969
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This episode of Hogan's Heroes features bravura performances by three of the series' most frequent guest stars: Nita Talbot...
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1969
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Beautiful British traitor Lady Valerie Stanford (Karen Steele) has designed an anti-aircraft weapon for the Nazis. Hogan is...
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1969
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Vito Scotti guest stars as peace-loving Italian officer Major Bonacelli, a role originated by Hans Conried in the...
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1969
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Well aware of Col. Hogan's fondness for pretty ladies, Klink dispatches sexy Baroness Von Krim (Marj Dusay to pry information...
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1969
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Hogan must infiltrate a German hospital in order to contact one of the patients, a British agent (Forrest Compton) posing as...
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1969
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Klink trembles in anticipation of a visit from his old flame Marlene Schneider (Norma Eberhardt. Convinced that he is still...
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1969
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Hogan plots to kidnap General Burkhalter as part of a hostage swap that will free Underground leader Hans Wagner (Chris...
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1969
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Hogan and his crew are ordered to pick up air-dropped messages to the Underground. This task completed, the men must figure...
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1969
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Hogan infiltrates a party to steal secret information from German General Von Behler (John Hoyt). In this he is aided by an...
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1969
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Hogan is ordered to kill British defector Leslie Smythe-Beddoes during an award ceremony for Colonel Klink. The plan hits a...
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1969
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Carter disguises himself as Klink during a sabotage mission. Holding Klink responsible for the attack, the Gestapo have him...
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1968
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The good news: Carter is able to snap a picture of a new German tank. The bad news: With the Germans hot on his heels, Hogan...
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1968
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Carter inadvertently leaves one of his coat buttons behind at a sabotage site. Using this evidence, General Hochstetter...
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1968
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LeBeau is given the opportunity to complete an important mission all by himself. When Klink realizes that LeBeau is absent,...
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1968
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An undercover U.S. intelligence agent arranges for Hogan and his crew to be smuggled into Berlin. Disguised as members of a...
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1968
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Hogan and his crew enable war correspondent Walter Hobson (Richard Erdman) to escape to England. Unfortunately, Hobson...
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1968
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It's business as usual at German prison camp Stalag 13 as Hogan's Heroes launches its fourth season. Col. Robert Hogan...
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1968
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Once again, Hogan needs Klink as a dupe for a vital mission; this time, the task is to smuggle a French girl named Janine...
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1968
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On the eve of an important sabotage mission, Hogan is ordered to return to America and a hero's welcome. His replacement is...
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1968
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Newkirk smuggles his new girlfriend Gretel into Stalag 13. Unfortunately for all concerned, the girl turns out to be a...
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1968
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Hogan's latest mission is to destroy a German rocket fuel factory. Unfortunately, he receives word that the sabotage job is...
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1968
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Bernard Fox returns as bungling British POW officer Colonel Crittendon. This time around, Crittendon stages an escape from...
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1968
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Hogan helps beautiful underground contact Heidi Eberhadt (Marj Dusay) escape to London. But after successfully completing...
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1968
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Assigned to plant a bug in Luftwaffe headquarters, Hogan and his crew volunteer to paint the building, thereby completing...
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1968
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Season four of Hogan's Heroes got under way on September 28, 1968, with the episode titled "Clearance Sale at the Black...
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1968
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Hogan successfully completes his mission of mining an enemy bridge. He then discovers to his chagrin that a truckload of...
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1968
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Louise Troy appears as "Axis Annie" Gebhart, a German radio propagandist. Hoping to relay coded messages to the Allies, Hogan...
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1968
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One of Hogan's Heroes' best episodes, "Klink vs. the Gonculator" goes beyond the series' standard spoof of wartime...
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1968
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Hogan's newest "hero" is Freddy, a chimpanzee who wanders into camp after the nearby Hammelburg Zoo is bombed. Previously...
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1968
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In the first-season episode "Psychic Kommandant," Hogan made it appear as if Klink was gifted with ESP. In this episode, it...
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1968
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Hogan wants to find out the contents of a truck brought into Stalag 13. Under cover of darkness, Hogan and his men learn that...
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1968
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Hogan concocts a fanciful scheme to smuggle British agent Downes to London via air balloon. This requires such diversions as...
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1968
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During a standard Underground mission, Newkirk is led into a German trap by double agent Myra (Fay Spain). The next step in...
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1968
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The Allies would like to locate the new Luftwaffe headquarters of famed WWI German flying ace General Von Richter (Henry...
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Kinchloe
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1968
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Assigned to an underground courier mission, LeBeau returns to camp with stories of his cranky, "old lady" contact. It turns...
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1968
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In order to transfer vital information to the Allies in London, Hogan must convince Klink to take a circuitous trip to...
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1968
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Hogan's task is to free four Allied captives of the Gestapo. As a means to this end, Hogan and his crew must convince both...
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1968
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Hogan must create a diversionary tactic to allow the Allies to replenish their troops. He must also prevent the 6th S.S....
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1968
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It seems incredible, but the evidence is overwhelming: Sgt. Carter has turned against Hogan and gone over to the German side....
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1967
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The Allies' Manhattan Project (which of course was aimed at developing an atomic weapon before the Germans could do the same)...
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1967
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Nita Talbot returns as Russian spy Marya, Hogan's friendly underground rival. This time around, Marya is assigned to blow up...
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1967
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Hogan faces the daunting task of arranging the mass escape of an entire American bomber crew. To this end, Hogan's men...
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1967
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Hogan and his men draw up a plan to blow up a roomful of German generals during a secret banquet meeting. Posing as caterers,...
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1967
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Hogan is assigned to provide safe conduct to downed Soviet pilot Igor Piotkin (Bob Hastings). Unfortunately, the fiercely...
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1967
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This episode is dominated by the superb performances of two African-American performers: Series regular Ivan Dixon as...
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1967
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Paul Picerni guest stars as Jack Williams, an opportunistic -- and treacherous -- American POW. In exchange for his own...
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1967
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A German counterfeit-money plant, designed to devalue Allied currency, has been set up in Stalag 13. Hogan's mission: To...
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1967
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This week, Hogan's double mission is to smuggle French courier Dubois (Felice Orlandi) and a German consignment of...
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1967
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Karl Swenson is appropriately cast as Dr. Karl Svenson, a neutral Swedish scientist working for the Germans. To win Svenson...
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1967
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Hogan and his men uncover a Nazi scheme to assassinate British Prime Minister Winston Churchill. The Germans have captured...
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1967
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Once again, General Burkhalter tries to marry off his Wagnerian sister Gertrude (Kathleen Freeman) to Colonel Klink. The...
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1967
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Comic actress Joyce Jameson, previously seen as dizzy fraulein Mady Pfeiffer in the second-season episode "The Great...
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1967
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As part of the Allies' plans to invade Normandy Beach on June 6, 1944, Hogan is ordered to place the German generals...
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1967
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The Luftwaffe hatches a scheme to bomb London with captured RAF airplanes and phony British pilots. When the planes are...
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1967
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Hogan's Heroes inaugurated its third season -- and moved from its Friday timeslot to a new Saturday-evening berth in the...
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1967
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Hogan hopes to spring French spy Pierre (Theo Marcuse) from Stalag 13. To do this, he must get Klink temporarily out of the...
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1967
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Hogan slips a top-secret military document into Klink's coat, the better to smuggle the information out of Stalag 13....
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1967
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When he gets a poor discipline rating, Klink brings in tough sergeant Reinhold Franks (Milton Selzer). At first, Klink is...
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1967
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With the aid of German underground agent Lili (Elisa Ingram), Hogan blows up a German radio tower. Though he has no proof,...
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1967
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British POW and self-proclaimed escape artist Sgt. Malcolm Flood (Mickey Manners) has already broken out of nine prison camps...
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1967
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Hogan is faced with the possibility that captured French pilot Lt. Boucher (Felice Orlandi) may crack under Gestapo...
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1967
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Hogan plans to use Schultz as an unwitting go-between in a plan to smuggle radio components to the Underground. The plan's...
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1967
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Comic actor Cliff Norton plays it straight as Captain Kurtz, Klink's new, no-nonsense adjutant. Kurtz' arrival complicates...
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1967
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Hogan and his men are determined to provide safe passage for defecting German officer Wolfgang Brauner, who except for his...
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1967
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In order to destroy a German ammunition factory, Hogan and his men go undercover as workers in the target factory. Their...
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1967
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Hogan bristles at the notion of taking orders from female underground agent Dr. Suzanne Lechay (Ruta Lee). Even more vexing...
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1967
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In honor of Klink's birthday, Hogan plans a sabotage operation against some German war games being held near Stalag 13. The...
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1967
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In order to purchase some vital information on Nazi rocket installations, Hogan requisitions 100,000 Deutchesmarks from his...
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1967
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Hogan and his men capture German Field Marshal Von Heinke (John Myhers), then arrange a prisoner swap to free American...
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1967
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This episode of the dramatic anthology series CBS Playhouse gained legendary status for thematic and stylistic reasons: it...
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1967
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American POW Col. Robert Hogan (Bob Crane) and his fellow prisoners continue to run a wide-ranging, superbly efficient...
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1967
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Ironside (Raymond Burr) is counting upon African American pro-football hero Charles "Bat" Masterson (Ivan Dixon) to help keep...
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1967
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Failing a physical examination, Klink is ordered to combat duty on the dreaded Russian front. This naturally causes...
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1966
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General Burkhalter sets up a trap whereby a security leak is traced to Stalag 13. This gives Burkhalter enough ammunition to...
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1966
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This episode begins with a major setback when Sgt. Carter bungles a mission to photograph Klink's code book (he forgot to put...
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1966
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General Burkhalter "liberates" a priceless French painting from the Louvre, intending to add the masterpiece to Hermann...
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1966
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This week's mission begins when a test model for the Germans' new radio-controlled tank is brought into Stalag 13. Hogan is...
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1966
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The men of Stalag 13 have long been amused by Sgt. Carter's dead-on impersonation of Adolf Hitler. But it is hardly a...
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1966
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Hogan's latest scheme is to redirect a fleet of Luftwaffe bombers bound for London so that the planes will be shot down by...
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1966
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In the first episode of a two-part story, Hogan sneaks into Paris to carry out his latest assignment: To locate several...
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1966
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Hogan's plans to smuggle four underground leaders into England hits a snag when the emergency tunnel under Stalag 13 is...
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1966
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Hogan agrees to aid German General Stauffen (Oscar Beregi) in a plot to assassinate Adolf Hitler. Crucial to the scheme is a...
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1966
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Before joining the regular Hogan's Heroes cast as Major Hochstetter, Howard Caine appeared in a handful of similarly...
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1966
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Whit Bissell guest stars as Kammler, Sgt. Schultz's army friend from WWI. Now a general, Kammler demands that Klink give...
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1966
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Mercenary Gestapo agent Major Hegel (Paul Lambert demands that the Allies give him $1 million worth of industrial diamonds,...
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1966
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Receiving a "Dear John" letter from his hometown girlfriend Mary Jane, Sgt. Carter asks Col. Hogan's permission to escape...
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1966
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Two of his fellow POW commanders, Burmeister (Parely Baer) and Bussie (Lou Krugman), try to involve Klink in a plot to...
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1966
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Hogan's Heroes began its second season on September 16, 1966, with the episode titled "Hogan Gives a Birthday Party."...
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1966
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, Hogan and his men have successfully managed to sneak into Paris, courtesy of the...
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1966
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When Hogan is ordered to assassinate German atomic scientist Dr. Vanetti (Larry D. Mann), the obstreperous Colonel Crittendon...
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1966
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In Washington DC for a secret meeting with a journalist who believes in his innocence, Kimble (David Janssen) saves the life...
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1966
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Hans Conried guest stars as Major Bonacelli, a pacifistic Italian POW commandant. Assigned to study under Stalag 17's Col....
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1966
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Hogan wants to find out why three female American USO entertainers are being held by the Gestapo. He learns that the girls...
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1966
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Series regular Ivan Dixon appears in a dual role as POW Kinchloe and the visiting Prince Makabana from Africa. Kidnapping the...
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1966
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Sandy Kenyon is cast as Major Hans Kuehn, who has been assigned as Klink's new adjutant. The ruthlessly ambitious Kuehn may...
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1966
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Klink's old friend Major Kronman (Antony Eustrel) is captured by the Gestapo and charged with conspiring against Adolf...
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1966
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Hogan and his men simply cannot warm up to the newest POW, a cranky, selfish, and arrogant American corporal named Walter...
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1966
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Hogan is ordered to contact a new underground sabotage group that has entrenched itself near Stalag 13. Little does he...
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1966
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LeBeau, Newkirk, and Carter are captured by the Gestapo and held for interrogation. To free his comrades, Hogan hatches a...
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1966
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Klink's inability to win a promotion has kept him awake until the wee small hours of the morning, confounding Hogan's plans...
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1966
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Planning a full assault on the forces of German General Stofle (Gilbert Green), the Allies order Hogan to detain Stofle for...
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1966
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The Allies plan an exploratory raid on German-occupied soil as a "birthday present" for Adolf Hitler. Hogan's role in the...
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1966
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Hogan discovers that a huge shipment of confiscated French gold has been stored in a bank near Stalag 17. In order to...
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1966
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1966
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Somehow or other, the Germans have found the location of Stalag 13's escape tunnel. To locate the weak link in their...
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1966
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Agreeing to help two POWs escape, Hogan is unexpectedly saddled with 20 potential escapees. Simultaneously, Klink tightens...
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1965
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Filmed in black-and-white, the opening episode of Hogan's Heroes swiftly establishes the series' premise, wherein American...
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1965
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Hogan is assigned to smuggle British POW Captain Michaels (Michael St. Clair) -- and the prototype for a new German gunsight...
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1965
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Hogan's plans to get information on the plans of a nearby Panzer division require him to "visit" a local hofbrau. His mission...
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Kinchloe
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1965
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Maurice Marsac plays the title character, captured French scientist Henry Dubois, who is forced to work with the Germans out...
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1965
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When Newkirk gets Schultz drunk as part of an underground mission, the corpulent sergeant is discharged for incompetence. The...
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1965
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Again counting on the fact that the Allies won't bomb a POW camp, the Germans bring a tightly guarded truck containing a...
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1965
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Hogan wants to get photos of the highly important documents in the briefcase carried by visiting German General Von Kaplow...
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1965
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Klink bugs the POWs' quarters, making it impossible for Hogan to relay vital information to London. As a means of getting the...
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1965
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Hogan's efforts to blow up a strategic German bridge are foiled at every turn. Finally, he decides to destroy the target...
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1965
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Bernard Fox makes his first appearance as British martinet Col. Crittendon, the new senior POW at Stalag 13. Crittendon's...
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1965
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Impressed by Klink's boasts that the German's new Tiger Tank will hasten the end of the war, Hogan is determined to get hold...
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1965
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This film is essentially the original pilot for the popular 1960s television series The Man from U.N.C.L.E. It was expanded...
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1965
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Confident that the Allies won't bomb a POW camp, the Germans stash an experimental V-2 rocket at Stalag 13. Hogan's London...
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1965
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Not wanting to be assigned a tougher and smarter commandant than Col. Klink, Hogan convinces German Inspector General Von...
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1965
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Outspoken American Olympic star Elroy Browne (Ivan Dixon) has defected to China. Although the U.S. government would sooner...
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1965
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To avoid bombardment from the Allies, the Germans intend to construct a synthetic fuel plant at Stalag 13. Realizing that...
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1965
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Hogan's Heroes began its six-season run on September 17, 1965, with its black-and-white pilot episode, "The Informer."...
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1965
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Caught in the act of completing a British commando's sabotage mission, Hogan and Carter are forced to capture the witness to...
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1965
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Shelley Winters won an Academy Award for her searing performance as Rose-Ann d'Arcy in A Patch of Blue. The star, however, is...
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Mark Ralfe
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1965
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A landmark independent film, Nothing but a Man is the first dramatic story featuring a largely black cast created for an...
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Duff Anderson
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1964
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Hate hangs heavy in the air in the small midwestern town where accused murderer Jagger (Terry Becker) is sentenced to hang at...
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Rev. Anderson
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1964
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Seriously injured in an explosion, Richard Kimble (David Janssen) awakens to find that he has lost all memory of his identity...
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1964
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1964
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1964
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In the eighth volume in a collection culled from the 1963-1965 science fiction anthology television series, a bizarre...
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1964
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In the seventh-season opener of Perry Mason, scheming seaman John Brooks (Ron Starr) has concocted what he thinks is a...
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1963
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Druggist Herbert Simms (Linden Chiles) hopes to change careers and become a TV writer. To this end, he submits his first...
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1962
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Real-life WW II hero Audie Murphy stars in this war drama that follows the exploits of a civilian who works closely with...
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1961
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While this original movie version of Lorraine Hansberry's award-winning play may have dated somewhat, it was groundbreaking...
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Joseph Asagai
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1961
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Ivan Dixon delivers a towering performance as Isham Spruce, a former slave turned outlaw. With a $5000 dead-or-alive reward...
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1961
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A predominantly black cast appears in this episode of Twilight Zone, which was originally broadcast on April 8, 1960....
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Bolie Jackson
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1960
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1959
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The literalism of writer-director Richard Brooks serves him well in this meticulously faithful adaptation of the Robert Ruark...
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1957
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