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Hogan's Heroes Season 2 Episode 5

Hogan's Heroes: Two German officers interfere with Hogan's operations when one tries to turn Stalag 13 into an officer's retirement home the other wants to use the facilities to interrogate the citizens of the local town. Hogan plays them against each other.

Starring:

Bob Crane, Ivan Dixon, John Banner, Larry Hovis, Richard Dawson, Robert Clary, Werner Klemperer

Genre:

Comedy, War

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