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-->'''Carter''': ''[leaving the camp and receiving heils from Klink and Schultz]'' Yes, yes, by all means. ''[AsideGlance]'' Vierdesehein, folks.
* The Heroes need to rescue four major Underground leaders being held at Stalag 13 by the Gestapo. How? ''They make the Germans at the Stalag think the war is over.''

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-->'''Carter''': ''[leaving the camp and receiving heils from Klink and Schultz]'' Yes, yes, by all means. ''[AsideGlance]'' Vierdesehein, Wiedersehen, folks.
* The Heroes need to rescue four major Underground leaders being held at Stalag 13 by the Gestapo. How? ''They They make the Germans at the Stalag think the war is over.over. ''And it works.''
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* The Heroes need to rescue four major Underground leaders being held at Stalag 13 by the Gestapo. How? ''They make the Germans at the Stalag think the war is over.''

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* The Heroes need to rescue four major Underground leaders being held at Stalag 13 by the Gestapo. How? ''They make the Germans at the Stalag think the war is over.''''
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* Hogan tries to convince Klink that if he lets Burkhalter/Hochstetter use Stalag 13 as a storage facility he may as well rename it 'Klink's Gas Station.' Klink scoffs at this but as soon as Hogan leaves the room he accidentally answers the phone with "Klink's Gas Station! *beat* I mean Stalag 13!"

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* Hogan tries to convince Klink that if he lets Burkhalter/Hochstetter use Stalag 13 as a storage facility he may as well rename it 'Klink's Gas Station.' Klink scoffs at this but as soon as Hogan leaves the room he accidentally answers the phone with "Klink's Gas Station! *beat* I mean Stalag 13!"Station, Heil Hitler! *beat, then hangs up in frustration*"
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-->'''Iggy''': ''[lowers the gun]''

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-->'''Iggy''': ''[lowers the gun]''gun]''
* Carter ''impersonates Hitler'' to get some film out of camp and to the Underground.
-->'''Carter''': ''[sees Schultz]'' What is this? I gave the order, no more barrage balloons!
-->'''Carter''': ''[leaving the camp and receiving heils from Klink and Schultz]'' Yes, yes, by all means. ''[AsideGlance]'' Vierdesehein, folks.
* The Heroes need to rescue four major Underground leaders being held at Stalag 13 by the Gestapo. How? ''They make the Germans at the Stalag think the war is over.''
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--> '''Burkhalter:''' I saw you answer the phone, I heard you say "Mairzy Doats", and I watched you ''eat'' a piece of paper.

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--> '''Burkhalter:''' I saw you answer the phone, I heard you say "Mairzy Doats", and I watched you ''eat'' a piece wad of paper.



* Newkirk was captured in a double-bluff by the Germans and was held at Gestapo HQ in Hammelburg. The boys bluff their way in wearing German uniforms, and Carter pulls a gun on the man.

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* Newkirk was captured in a double-bluff by The crew goes to rescue an Allied soldier that they more-or-less handed over to the Germans (ItMakesSenseInContext) and was who is held at Gestapo HQ in Hammelburg. The boys bluff their way in wearing German uniforms, and Carter pulls a gun on the man.



* The episode where the boys are given the task to tie up the German General Staff...on D-Day. Their method? Their usual, the mutant offspring of the KansasCityShuffle and BavarianFireDrill. However, today's special? Convincing the generals that Hitler is trying to find the most incompetent colonel in the German military to make him the new Army Chief of Staff. The colonel in question? Klink. Worse still is that ''it worked.'' Then when the calls start coming in that the Allies are invading, Klink calls the real Hitler for orders (his promotion coming from Kinch on the phone contingent upon him not giving any orders without Hitler's direction). He gets a general, just as confused as Klink about the whole mess (mainly because he hadn't heard anything about this). Then the general hangs up on him.

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* The episode where the boys are given the task to tie up the German General Staff...on D-Day. Their method? Their usual, the mutant offspring of the KansasCityShuffle and BavarianFireDrill. However, today's special? Convincing the generals that Hitler is trying to find the most incompetent colonel in the German military to make him the new Army Chief of Staff. The colonel in question? Klink. [[GeneralFailure Klink.]] Worse still is that ''it worked.'' Then when the calls start coming in that the Allies are invading, Klink calls the real Hitler for orders (his promotion coming from Kinch on the phone contingent upon him not giving any orders without Hitler's direction). He gets a general, just as confused as Klink about the whole mess (mainly because he hadn't heard anything about this). Then the general hangs up on him.



** Also from that episode, the Russian pilot is very patriotic and eager to get back to the fighting. So in order to keep him from running away while Hogan comes up with a plan, the heroes ask him whats so great about Russia. Half an episode and one new escape plan later, ''he's only about half-way done with his story.''

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** Also from that episode, the Russian pilot is very patriotic and eager to get back to the fighting. So in order to keep him from running away while Hogan comes up with a plan, the heroes ask him whats so great about Russia. Half an episode and one new escape plan later, ''he's only about half-way done with his story.'''' Newkirk and [[=LeBeau=]], who were unlucky enough to be his audience, are practically asleep.



-->'''Kinchloe''': The colonel ''is'' leveling with you. ''{{beat}}'' ''[sighs]'' [[BlackBestFriend Do I look German to you?]]

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-->'''Kinchloe''': The colonel ''is'' leveling with you. ''{{beat}}'' ''[sighs]'' [[BlackBestFriend Do I I]] [[DeadpanSnarker look German to you?]]
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-->'''Hogan''': Whatever you're drinking.

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-->'''Hogan''': Whatever you're drinking.drinking.
* A shot-down Russian pilot is dropped off with the Heroes and initially believes that they are the enemy, holding a gun on them.
-->'''Iggy''': How do I know you are telling truth?
-->'''Hogan''': How do you know we're not?
-->'''Kinchloe''': The colonel ''is'' leveling with you. ''{{beat}}'' ''[sighs]'' [[BlackBestFriend Do I look German to you?]]
-->'''Iggy''': ''[lowers the gun]''
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* "Gowns By Yvette" gives us Schultz in a wedding dress. That is all.

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* "Gowns By Yvette" gives us Schultz in a wedding dress. That is all.all.
* The sheer amount of chutzpah that Hogan uses to get by in the camp sometimes is ridiculous.
-->'''Klink''': What do you want, Hogan?
-->'''Hogan''': Whatever you're drinking.
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** Also from that episode, the Russian pilot is very patriotic and eager to get back to the fighting. So in order to keep him from running away while Hogan comes up with a plan, the heroes ask him whats so great about Russia. Half an episode and one new escape plan later, ''he's only about half-way done with his story.''
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-->'''Klink''': ''[dejectedly]'' You are.

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-->'''Klink''': ''[dejectedly]'' You are.are.
* "Gowns By Yvette" gives us Schultz in a wedding dress. That is all.
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* The episode where the boys are given the task to tie up the German General Staff...on D-Day. Their method? Their usual, the mutant of the KansasCityShuffle and BavarianFireDrill. However, today's special? Convincing the generals that Hitler is trying to find the most incompetent colonel in the German military to make him the new Army Chief of Staff. The colonel in question? Klink. Worse still is that ''it worked.'' Then when the calls start coming in that the Allies are invading, Klink calls the real Hitler for orders (his promotion coming from Kinch on the phone contingent upon him not giving any orders without Hitler's direction). He gets a general, just as confused as Klink about the whole mess. Then the general hangs up on him.
-->'''Klink''': General Bourneman...General Bourneman? ''{{beat}}'' We've been cut off.

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* The episode where the boys are given the task to tie up the German General Staff...on D-Day. Their method? Their usual, the mutant offspring of the KansasCityShuffle and BavarianFireDrill. However, today's special? Convincing the generals that Hitler is trying to find the most incompetent colonel in the German military to make him the new Army Chief of Staff. The colonel in question? Klink. Worse still is that ''it worked.'' Then when the calls start coming in that the Allies are invading, Klink calls the real Hitler for orders (his promotion coming from Kinch on the phone contingent upon him not giving any orders without Hitler's direction). He gets a general, just as confused as Klink about the whole mess.mess (mainly because he hadn't heard anything about this). Then the general hangs up on him.
-->'''Klink''': General Bourneman...General Bourneman? ''{{beat}}'' ''[{{beat}}]'' We've been cut off.



-->'''Newkirk''': Well that's no problem, sir. You just give me one of our guns and I'll put a nice round hole right between his eyes. Now that might not stop him, but it'll sure slow him down a bit!
* Hogan is berating Klink (again) and trying to pull another BavarianFireDrill to get him away from his office.

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-->'''Newkirk''': Well that's no problem, sir. You just give me one of our guns and I'll put a nice round neat hole right between his eyes. Now that might not stop him, but it'll sure slow him down a bit!
* Hogan is berating Klink (again) and trying to pull another BavarianFireDrill to get him away from his office.office so they can copy some papers in his safe.
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-->'''Newkirk''': Well that's no problem, sir. You just give me one of our guns and I'll put a nice round hole right between his eyes. Now that might not stop him, but it'll sure slow him down a bit!

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-->'''Newkirk''': Well that's no problem, sir. You just give me one of our guns and I'll put a nice round hole right between his eyes. Now that might not stop him, but it'll sure slow him down a bit!bit!
* Hogan is berating Klink (again) and trying to pull another BavarianFireDrill to get him away from his office.
-->'''Hogan''': Who's running this camp?
-->'''Klink''': ''[dejectedly]'' You are.
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* The boys get a shot-down Russian pilot smuggled into camp who insists on going back to Russia, instead of along the normal escape route to England. The crew has no ties in that direction, so how do they get him to Russia? By dressing him up as a German and having him transferred to the Russian Front.

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* The boys get a shot-down Russian pilot smuggled into camp who insists on going back to Russia, instead of along the normal escape route to England. The crew has no ties in that direction, so how do they get him to Russia? By dressing him up as a German and having him transferred to the Russian Front.Front.
* The crew needs to stop [[spoiler: a fake double of a friend of Hogan's from escaping from Stalag 13 to assassinate Winston Churchill.]]
-->'''Hogan''': We can't bust Robby out until [[spoiler: we're sure we have his double stopped.]]
-->'''Newkirk''': Well that's no problem, sir. You just give me one of our guns and I'll put a nice round hole right between his eyes. Now that might not stop him, but it'll sure slow him down a bit!

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-->'''Hogan''': ''[soaks two of his men to protect the escapees]'' And that's for trying to escape in the water truck!
-->'''Klink''': ''[bursts in and moves right past the two men without even noticing]'' Alright, Hogan, where are the two prisoners?
-->'''Hogan''': If you stood any closer to them your Iron Cross would get rusty.



* "What Time Does the Ballon Go Up" has the heroes pick up a British pilot. Prior to the pick-up, Hogan explains the dangers of the assignment causing Newkirk to call it a "sticky wicket". Carter asks what that is and Hogan calls it the British version of "up the creek without a paddle". Later, after they pick up the pilot, Hogan explains the hitches in their mission and calls it a "sticky wicket". The pilot's (not sarcastic) response? "Well I sure hope I don't get marooned up the stream without an oar." The looks on Hogan, Newkirk, and Carter's face are priceless.

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* "What Time Does the Ballon Balloon Go Up" has the heroes pick up a British pilot. Prior to the pick-up, Hogan explains the dangers of the assignment causing Newkirk to call it a "sticky wicket". Carter asks what that is and Hogan calls it the British version of "up the creek without a paddle". Later, after they pick up the pilot, Hogan explains the hitches in their mission and calls it a "sticky wicket". The pilot's (not sarcastic) response? "Well I sure hope I don't get marooned up the stream without an oar." The looks on Hogan, Newkirk, and Carter's face are priceless.



* Usually when Hogan needs Klink out of the way, he scares him off with some story or distracts him with a female Underground agent. One episode however has him set Klink up with a "lovely, young, rich, lonely widow" which Klink falls for hook, line and sinker. At the end of the episode Hogan reveals that he never saw the girl and by virtue of name alone deduces that she has none of those desired qualities. [[spoiler: Cue Klink coming in with two bottles of wine and lovely, young, rich widow in the sidecar of his bike.]]

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* Usually when Hogan needs Klink out of the way, he scares him off with some story or distracts him with a female Underground agent. One episode however has him set Klink up with a "lovely, young, rich, lonely widow" which Klink falls for hook, line and sinker. At the end of the episode Hogan reveals that he never saw the girl and by virtue of name alone deduces that she has none of those desired qualities. [[spoiler: Cue Klink coming in with two bottles of wine and lovely, young, rich widow in the sidecar of his bike.]]]]
* The boys get a shot-down Russian pilot smuggled into camp who insists on going back to Russia, instead of along the normal escape route to England. The crew has no ties in that direction, so how do they get him to Russia? By dressing him up as a German and having him transferred to the Russian Front.

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--> '''Hogan:''' *smiles* Sounded like a train blowing up.

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--> '''Hogan:''' *smiles* Sounded like a train blowing up. up.
** The situation must be described to be believed. Hogan's crew preventing any escapes has unknowingly made Klink look good to the brass. The boys are trying to stage a simple escape, and Hogan orders them to think small instead of a massive dramatic distraction. Carter promptly sets multiple explosive charges in the yard to fake a bombing raid. Unfortunately, it is at this point that the Inspector General shows up, and Hogan tries to call off the distraction but fails, only stopping things from getting completely out of hand by revealing the escapee. Upon finding out that Klink is to be promoted (due to the boys making him look good), when Klink and the IG come to inspect Hogan's barracks for the last time, the men steal the man's wallet and monocle and plant them on Klink, reveal a secret radio, and then collapse a tunnel under the man, again going too far the other direction and having the man decide to have Klink replaced. Of course, when told to rig the IG's staff car, they steal the motor and replace it with a smoke bomb. (Why, we'll never know). Then two of Hogan's crew in disguise come in with another staff car (being spotted by Schultz, who at this point just wants it to be over with) and take the IG to the train station, where they rig the train to explode so as to kill the IG and keep Klink at his post.
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-->'''Klink''': '''''No.'''''

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-->'''Klink''': '''''No.''''''''''
* Usually when Hogan needs Klink out of the way, he scares him off with some story or distracts him with a female Underground agent. One episode however has him set Klink up with a "lovely, young, rich, lonely widow" which Klink falls for hook, line and sinker. At the end of the episode Hogan reveals that he never saw the girl and by virtue of name alone deduces that she has none of those desired qualities. [[spoiler: Cue Klink coming in with two bottles of wine and lovely, young, rich widow in the sidecar of his bike.]]
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Fixing up the English a little.


* "What time does the ballon go up" has the heroes pick up a British pilot. Prior to the pick-up, Hogan explains the dangers of the assignment causing Newkirk to call it a "sticky wicket". Carter asks what it is and Hogan calls it the British version of "up the creek without a paddle". Later, after they pick up the pilot, as Hogan explains the hitches in their mission and calls it a "sticky wicket". The pilot's (not sarcastic) response? "Well I sure hope I don't get marooned up the stream without an oar." The looks on on Hogan, Newkirk, and Carter's face are priceless.

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* "What time does Time Does the ballon go up" Ballon Go Up" has the heroes pick up a British pilot. Prior to the pick-up, Hogan explains the dangers of the assignment causing Newkirk to call it a "sticky wicket". Carter asks what it that is and Hogan calls it the British version of "up the creek without a paddle". Later, after they pick up the pilot, as Hogan explains the hitches in their mission and calls it a "sticky wicket". The pilot's (not sarcastic) response? "Well I sure hope I don't get marooned up the stream without an oar." The looks on on Hogan, Newkirk, and Carter's face are priceless.
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--> '''Hogan''': Get him out of there, before I decide to leave him in there.
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* SS General von Himmelburger goes on a rampage at the Hauserhof hotel...

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* SS General von Himmelburger goes on a rampage at the Hauserhof hotel...hotel...
** And then threatens to have everyone transferred to the Russian front - ''including the hotel itself''!
* The episode where the boys are given the task to tie up the German General Staff...on D-Day. Their method? Their usual, the mutant of the KansasCityShuffle and BavarianFireDrill. However, today's special? Convincing the generals that Hitler is trying to find the most incompetent colonel in the German military to make him the new Army Chief of Staff. The colonel in question? Klink. Worse still is that ''it worked.'' Then when the calls start coming in that the Allies are invading, Klink calls the real Hitler for orders (his promotion coming from Kinch on the phone contingent upon him not giving any orders without Hitler's direction). He gets a general, just as confused as Klink about the whole mess. Then the general hangs up on him.
-->'''Klink''': General Bourneman...General Bourneman? ''{{beat}}'' We've been cut off.
-->'''Schultz''': Shall I try to get him back, Herr Kommandant?
-->'''Klink''': '''''No.'''''
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--> '''Newkirk (deadpan):''' He seems depressed.
* "What time does the ballon go up" has the heroes pick up a British pilot. Prior to the pick-up, Hogan explains the dangers of the assignment causing Newkirk to call it a "sticky wicket". Carter askes what it is and Hogan calls it the British version of "up the creek without a paddle". Later, after they pick up the pilot, as Hogan explains the hitches in their mission and calls it a "sticky wicket". The pilot's (not sarcastic) response? "Well I sure hope I don't get marooned up the stream without an oar." The look on on Hogan, Newkirk, and Carter's face is priceless.

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--> '''Newkirk (deadpan):''' '''[[DeadpanSnarker Newkirk]]:''' He seems depressed.
* "What time does the ballon go up" has the heroes pick up a British pilot. Prior to the pick-up, Hogan explains the dangers of the assignment causing Newkirk to call it a "sticky wicket". Carter askes asks what it is and Hogan calls it the British version of "up the creek without a paddle". Later, after they pick up the pilot, as Hogan explains the hitches in their mission and calls it a "sticky wicket". The pilot's (not sarcastic) response? "Well I sure hope I don't get marooned up the stream without an oar." The look looks on on Hogan, Newkirk, and Carter's face is are priceless.
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--> '''Carter''': ''(to the Gestapo officer he has at gunpoint)'' I beg your pardon.

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--> '''Carter''': ''(to the Gestapo officer he has at gunpoint)'' I beg your pardon.pardon.
* SS General von Himmelburger goes on a rampage at the Hauserhof hotel...

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Hogan\'s panicked in more than two episodes. \"Two Nazis for the Price of One\" and \"Hogan Go Home\" (another Crittendon ep) for example


** Somewhat lessened by the fact that this is literally one of only two times that Hogan really panics. The other one was when a ditzy British colonel parked an entire cargo truck full of dynamite right outside the barracks.

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** Somewhat lessened by the fact that this is literally one of only two the few times that Hogan really panics. The other one Another time was when a ditzy British colonel parked an entire cargo truck full of dynamite right outside the barracks.barracks.
*** Speaking of that episode, the ditzy British colonel attempts to quote Shakespeare to prove that he has a photographic memory. [[EpicFail Ahem.]]
--> '''Crittendon (quoting ''Merchant of Venice''):''' [[RomeoAndJuliet What light through yonder window breaks.]]

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--> '''Klink''': Next time, don't answer!



--> '''Hogan:''' Illustrious Luftwaffe.
--> '''Schultz:''' Illustrious Luft...
--> '''Colonel Klink:''' Schultz!

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--> '''Hogan:''' Illustrious Luftwaffe.
Luftwaffe.
--> '''Schultz:''' Illustrious Luft...
Luft...
--> '''Colonel Klink:''' Schultz! Schultz!



* "What time does the ballon go up" has the heroes pick up a British pilot. Prior to the pick-up, Hogan explains the dangers of the assignment causing Newkirk to call it a "sticky wicket". Carter askes what it is and Hogan calls it the British version of "up the creek without a paddle". Later, after they pick up the pilot, as Hogan explains the hitches in their mission and calls it a "sticky wicket". The pilot's (not sarcastic) response? "Well I sure hope I don't get marooned up the stream without an oar." The look on on Hogan, Newkirk, and Carter's face is priceless.

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* "What time does the ballon go up" has the heroes pick up a British pilot. Prior to the pick-up, Hogan explains the dangers of the assignment causing Newkirk to call it a "sticky wicket". Carter askes what it is and Hogan calls it the British version of "up the creek without a paddle". Later, after they pick up the pilot, as Hogan explains the hitches in their mission and calls it a "sticky wicket". The pilot's (not sarcastic) response? "Well I sure hope I don't get marooned up the stream without an oar." The look on on Hogan, Newkirk, and Carter's face is priceless.priceless.
* Newkirk was captured in a double-bluff by the Germans and was held at Gestapo HQ in Hammelburg. The boys bluff their way in wearing German uniforms, and Carter pulls a gun on the man.
--> '''Carter''': Alright. You wanna tell me what cell the English prisoner is in?
--> '''German Officer''': Nine.
--> '''Carter''': ''(mistaking it for a "Nein")'' So you won't talk, huh?
--> '''[=LeBeau=]''': He means ''number'' nine, stupid. Let's go!
--> '''Carter''': ''(to the Gestapo officer he has at gunpoint)'' I beg your pardon.

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** The episode's climax, when Schultz plugs the gonculator into a wall outlet. [[spoiler:It explodes, and in the chaos they sneak Major Lutz down the tunnel...but leave behind his uniform, implying it vaporized him]].

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** The episode's climax, when Schultz plugs the gonculator into a wall outlet. [[spoiler:It explodes, and in the chaos they sneak Major Lutz down the tunnel...but leave behind his a scorched German uniform, implying it vaporized him]].


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** Somewhat lessened by the fact that this is literally one of only two times that Hogan really panics. The other one was when a ditzy British colonel parked an entire cargo truck full of dynamite right outside the barracks.
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--> '''Newkirk (deadpan):''' He seems depressed.

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--> '''Newkirk (deadpan):''' He seems depressed.depressed.
* "What time does the ballon go up" has the heroes pick up a British pilot. Prior to the pick-up, Hogan explains the dangers of the assignment causing Newkirk to call it a "sticky wicket". Carter askes what it is and Hogan calls it the British version of "up the creek without a paddle". Later, after they pick up the pilot, as Hogan explains the hitches in their mission and calls it a "sticky wicket". The pilot's (not sarcastic) response? "Well I sure hope I don't get marooned up the stream without an oar." The look on on Hogan, Newkirk, and Carter's face is priceless.
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* "The Swing Shift": Newkirk vs. The German Draft Board

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* "The Swing Shift": Newkirk vs. The German Draft BoardBoard
* Schultz gets a epic one (complete with musical number) in "Sergeant Schultz Meets Mata Hari". The Heroes are discussing their latest plan, with the tunnel exposed when Schultz literally comes waltzing in, singing to Strauss's "Blue Danube". He spots the exposed tunnel, ''mistakes it for a hole that needs to be fixed before "someone gets hurt"'', and waltzes out, still singing ([=LeBeau=] and Carter wind up having to hold the door closed to keep him from coming back in). Response?
--> '''Newkirk (deadpan):''' He seems depressed.
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--> '''Burkhalter:''' I saw you answer the phone, I heard you say "Mairzy Doats", and I watched you ''eat'' a piece of paper.

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--> '''Burkhalter:''' I saw you answer the phone, I heard you say "Mairzy Doats", and I watched you ''eat'' a piece of paper.paper.
* "The Swing Shift": Newkirk vs. The German Draft Board
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* Baker spraying Hochstetter with a fire hose in "It's Dynamite!"

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* Baker spraying Hochstetter with a fire hose in "It's Dynamite!"Dynamite!"
* Hochstetter gets one in "The Missing Klink" when he is made to believe that Klink is Nimrod. Two hours and a desk full of paper later, [[StraightMan Burkhalter]] puts it best:
--> '''Burkhalter:''' I saw you answer the phone, I heard you say "Mairzy Doats", and I watched you ''eat'' a piece of paper.
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---> '''Schultz:''' Herr Kommandant, this is Captain Müller. He barely escaped the terrible raid!

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---> --> '''Schultz:''' Herr Kommandant, this is Captain Müller. He barely escaped the terrible raid!
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-->''[Hogan leaves and Carter [[TooDumbToLive starts to head outside]] before being pulled away]''

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-->''[Hogan leaves and Carter [[TooDumbToLive starts to head outside]] before being pulled away]''away]''
* Baker spraying Hochstetter with a fire hose in "It's Dynamite!"
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** The episode's climax, when Schultz plugs the gonculator into a wall outlet. [[spoiler:It explodes, and in the chaos they sneak Major Lutz down the tunnel...but leave behind his uniform, implying it vaporized him]].

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