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One of Hogan’s Heroes Best Moments
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- Опубліковано 9 бер 2021
- This has got to be one of my favorite scenes from Hogan’s Heroes... I hope you enjoy it as much as I do...
I DO NOT OWN THIS CONTENT. THE CONTENT IN THIS VIDEO BELONGS TO CBS. I’M JUST SHARING IT SO THAT WE CAN ALL ENJOY A GOOD SENSE OF LAUGHTER FROM ONE OF THE BEST SHOWS ON THE FACE OF THIS PLANET...
Howard Caine established himself on this show as one of the best recurring guest stars of all time. He expresses the incredulousness and frustration so well and at the same time he manages to be funny! The man had an incredible career, appearing in some huge films across a wide variety of genres and in my opinion is one of the most underrated actors in all of history.
Musician too. He played banjo and fiddle in country bands too.
I had the pleasure of speaking with his son on a Facebook fan page and learned quite a bit about him. He was a remarkable man. @@markschroeder2578
@@markschroeder2578 wow, I'd like too see that!
Worked with his sister Harriet Liss Caine + John Banner’s widow Christine at David Orgell’s Sherman Oaks (my mother also salesperson there- me stockroom) back early ‘80’s. Have personally autographed pic from Howard. From Askin to Banner to Caine + many guests characters- one of the greatest shows all time.
BAAAAAH
I seem to recall reading somewhere that Werner Klemperer (son of great conductor Otto Klemperer, and who became a fine musician himself) agreed to play Colonel Klink only on the condition that the Colonel be portrayed as an inept bungler.
This is reportedly true, plus he supplied his own uniforms.
Most all of the actors who portrayed Nazis were only willing to do it if they could make the Nazis seem foolish. Most of these people lost family members to the Nazis, and the actor who played LeBeau not only lost family (including his mother) was he imprisoned in a Nazi concentration camp, sometimes you can see the tattoo on his wrist. What the actors had gone through before they took these pars is one of the things that makes this show great.
Also, if the Germans "won" an episode, he was gone.
The four main Nazi characters - John Banner (Schultz), Werner Klemperer (Klink), Leon Askin (Burkhalter), and Howard Caine (Hochstetter) were all Jews themselves in real life. John Banner said, “Who better to play Nazis than us Jews?”
I heard that he agreed to play Klink only if the Nazis never succeeded at anything in the show.
The two recurring German officers on the show, Major Hochstetter and General Burkhalter were fantastic on the show
The “Baaaaa!” As he walks out the door is priceless.
Hogan is so smooth. He already has Hilda noshing on a slice in the front office.
That's not all that Hilda noshes on, ehhh? 🤣
It just isn't worth waking up if you can't hear Caine snarling, "BAH!" at least once during the day.
"Vat is dis man doing here???!!!”
He saw Hilda eating a slice of cake, which caused him to bleet like an angry sheep, Bah!
“BAAaah!!!”
I love that Baa!
There was some other scene where Hogan’s crew had to get something at gunpoint when the Major was there and he yelled “YOU WOULDN’T DARE!” and upon seeing a gun said more calmly “You WOULD dare!” LOL
One of the great, unsung straight-man comics of the 60s. Like Gomer Pyle's Sgt Carter. The gags were set up and he went ballistic. Hysterical.
EVERY once in a while - and it's suble, here - you see that Hogan and Klink realize they are not the enemy they have to fear --- it's the Officialdom from Outside the camp, like Hochstetter or General Burkhalter.
Roughly 800k Germans were considered resistance to the Nazi party over the course of the war, but I’m sure the numbers were higher, especially as the writing began to clarify on the wall that they were boned. Despite this just being a comedy, I can imagine there were situations like this, or even a better example, Sgt. Schultz clearly seeing what’s going on but ignoring every bit of it because he’s just a career military man, not a party goon.
Reminds me of one of Hochstetter's lines, "Yah, Yah, save ze bootlicking for General Buckhalter!"
Yeah, Klink may be working for the Nazis, officially speaking, but it seems to me that he's not evil. More sort of unexamined. And it was as much as his life was worth to stay that way.
But there were times when Hogan would fool both Burkhalter and Hochstetter. It was the hardcore N*zis from Berlin that would show up that weren't regulars on the show who were quite scary. One of them was that episode about that British "escape artist" that kept breaking out of prison camps, only to be arrested by the Gestap*. The Hogan gang was all depressed at the fate of the man, but then he popped up from a bunk showing he had escaped again....
And that’s one of the great things about the show, it shows how authoritarianism is a weakness.
My grandfather was a German soldier in WWII. When he visited us in 'merica, he'd watch this (not knowing the language) and laugh his ass off.
It was quite popular in Germany when they dubbed it and began showing it on TV there in the eighties.
@scottmiller2421there was a very similar situation on my father’s side of the family. After the war, once everyone was able to get back in touch, they found that there were a couple big battles where there was family on both sides of the same battle.
@@gospyro During America's Civil War, this was also common! Family was fighting against family!
@@gospyro This happened in my family also. My father while living in Italy had two cousins in the Italian Army who were brothers. My father was in the Navy. When the armistice was signed, one cousin who was serving in southern Italy joined the Allied Italian Co-Belligerent Army which fought against the Germans. The other cousin who was serving in the north joined or may have been forced to join the pro-Axis RSI Army. Both of them were officers. After the war the one who served in the Allied army stayed in the Army till 1980 retiring as a Colonel. The other one died some years after the war was over. As far as I know neither Army ever met in open combat but the RSI troops fought a nasty war with the partisans.
I sometimes think that Klink was mildly aware of what was going on with Hogan but realized that it was to his personal advantage, since Hogan kept him from being transferred to a combat post.
Much like with Shultz, there was definitely at least some willful ignorance going on...
the one time Klink and Hogan actually agreed on something. Klink's like "yep now let's eat this cake."
You might not have seen it but Fraulein Hilda had a piece of cake too. It helped bring out the Major's BAAAAAAHH!
I really liked that, as soon as the door closed they both immediately laid into the cake. That was charming.
Hochstetter is like a little Tasmanian devil in Hugo Boss.
Yes!!!
OMG I just loved Hogans Heroes
Major Hochstetter was one of the best characters in the show😂😂
He was great! What's the explanation of his rank insignia being so wrong?
VAT IZ ZISS MAN DOINK HERE???????
One of my favorite shows from the 60s. It was one of the few times my brother and I weren’t fighting. Great memories. Btw that cake looks so good.
It sure does, doesn't it?
I always loved the episodes with Major Hoffstedder and General Burkalter. They were both amazing actors and great characters!
Hogan's heroes is one of my favorite shows of all time and I still love watching it in reruns.
I also loved Colonel hostetters catchphrase shouting. " VAS IS DIS MAN DOING HERE! Whenever Colonel Hogan was in the room.
Baah.....the majors most famous line.
Agreed!
"I will surround this camp with a ring of steel! and "What is this man doing here?!"
"Who is this man?"
Both actors playing Germans were Jewish! I love this about that show.
Like Mel Brooks always depicting Nazis a running joke formula ....
The uniforms & medals flags etc is stunningly realistic.
Klink, Schultz and Burkhalter were ALL played by Jewish actors who escaped Der Vatarland in time! John Banner and Leon Askin even worked for the US Army as translators!
Werner Klemperer (Col. Klink) must've loved hearing that line about the Riech... because being a Jew himself, he threatened that if there ever was an episode where the Riech came out looking good in the end, he'd "walk" and never return.
were they really? LOL
@@geeewiz2231 Klemperer, Caine, Leon Askin, and John Banner were all Jewish. As was Robert Clery.
"Major Hochstetter, you won't believe this...."
"TRY ME!!!!!"
I don't know why that line is so funny to me, but it is!
For me it's the idiomatic English barked in a German accent.
In the minds of the Gestapo, their major outranks a Luftwaffe colonel.
The Gestapo had essentially unlimited power.
Remember General Burkhalter once saying he always agrees with the Gestapo. It was said in a way that indicated it was for his own good.
In the real Nazi Germany, there was a lot of truth to that.
@@corbinmcnabb - In another, after Hochstetter leaves the room, Klink tells Burkhalter, "I despise that man." The general replied, "I do too but I don't say it out loud."
They even outrank Luftwaffe Generals at times.
the Gestapo were immune to judicial review - that is, they could do what they wanted, when they wanted, to whom they wanted, and no one short of Hitler or Himmler could stop them. Hochstaedter's police rank was immaterial: if he thought a soldier of any rank was a threat to the regime, he could arrest that soldier and hold him without trial.
Hochstetter wore the rank of the SS equivalent of a colonel even though they called him major. Also, the Gestapo did not wear uniforms in Germany proper, they would be in plain clothes since they were investigators. The character is probably meant to be a combination of the SS and Gestapo. The show most likely did this on purpose to further make fun of the Nazi regime.
Klink played this scene so perfect....love how he covers as Hokschtetter raises his voice at him....too funny
Werner Klemperer (Col. Klink) must've loved hearing that line about the Riech... because being a Jew himself, he threatened that if there ever was an episode where the Riech came out looking good in the end, he'd "walk" and never return.
"And Colenel Klink, he knows nothing?" "Gentleman, you ask the question and answer it in the same sentence!"
That’s what was great about Major Hochstetter, in a screwball comedy about WWII he was the voice of reason!
_”Who is this man?!”_
"What is dis man doing here?!?!"
Love this show and that episode! (That cake looked good to🙂)
No Matter How Many Times I Watch Hogans Heros it's Never Dull I Have All 6 Seasons So Dam Funny Since I Was A Kid The Tunnel Was A Idea I Had At 7 No Idea At That Age It Was A Set Piece 😊
I just watched this episode the other day. It was very funny!
I try and watch 1 episode, each day during my lunch... because I love this TV show!
Glad you enjoy it!
Colonel Klink…..the Inspector Clouseau of the Werhrmacht.
Luftwaffe. Klink was a fighter pilot.
"What is this man doing here?"
Big slices of cake.
Yup.
Helga got one too. Of course with her metabolism, she'll burn it off quickly! By the way, seeing her with that slice of cake is what caused Major Hockstedder to go "BAH!"
Oops please excuse my misspelling. It's spelled Hochstetter,
In reality Colonel Hogan would have been shot many, many episodes ago.😂
Those colonels are about to eat half the cake. Schultzy only gets a sliver.
Rank has its privileges! 😁
Give Schultz a slice, and he'll eat the whole cake!
Fraulein Hilda had some cake too.
The theme song is one of the best ever!
I absolutely loved that show! I just wish it were on one of the streaming platforms we have.
Do you have Prime? We watch it weekly.
@@kensaucier9131 unfortunately no. We had Prime years ago but don’t have it anymore. We have Netflix, Hulu, Disney+ and Peacock.
A brilliant show.
Love Hogans Heroes
Great show
Absolutely precious! I loved and still love the character of Major Hochstetter. Rest in Peace Howard Caine. You were great!
Shultz was somewhere eating a drum stick . And keeping order . Of course .
I love when Major Hochstetter is on because he is always so put out with Klink
Love this 😊
Still enjoy Hochststetter’s rant re Klink all by himself bringing the Third Reich to its knees.
Psychological warfare at it sweetest.
On SNL, when Christopher Reeve was the guest host, they did a "what if?" skit -- what if it was the Germans who found baby Kal-el? At one point, when Supes and Hitler are talking, the receptionist (Hilda?) said, "Mein Fuhrer, there's a Colonel Klink who'd like to speak to you."
I guess you CAN have your cake and eat it too !
the whole show was funny and great
Hokschtetter was hilarious, even funnier that a gestapo officer looks Hispanic!
Werner Klemperer (Col. Klink) must've loved hearing that line about the Riech... because being a Jew himself, he threatened that if there ever was an episode where the Riech came out looking good in the end, he'd "walk" and never return.
Howard Caine his a great job on that show, I thought he was going to blow a fuse and few times....
It is interesting that three of the actors that played German characters on the show (Schultz, Klink, and Burkhalter) were all Jewish, and one of the POWs, LeBeau, was played by an actual Holocaust survivor.
Who is dis man, BAAAH
I want a slice of that cake
Howard Caine was a well known Banjo player.
I had a German teacher in college who thought Hogan's Heroes Was somehow bigoted! Absolutely clueless!
Well it portrays nearly all Germans as bumbling incompetents. To me that is preferable to portraying them as they actually were during the time but everyone thinks differently I suppose.
Hoooooooo-Gan!!!!!!!!!!!
Hochstetter wore the rank of the SS equivalent of a colonel even though they called him major. Also, the Gestapo did not wear uniforms in Germany proper, they would be in plain clothes since they were investigators. The character is probably meant to be a combination of the SS and Gestapo. The show most likely did this on purpose to further make fun of the Nazi regime.
My favorite character is Schultz.
I wanted to hear, "What is this man doing here?!!!"
If anyone knew how to party... It was Bob..
0:57 BAAAAAAAAHHH!
My dad loved this show. He’d laugh his ass off
Let them eat cake.
Ever wonder how many pictures of Adolf Hitler had to be ordered and put up everywhere for the staging. Or having to be the person to order more pictures of Hitler as the show progressed.
Never thought about that.
There have been enough movies about WW II that had pictures of Hitler, I suspect, but don't know, that they had them around.
But maybe not.
Might not want to be working in the props department then.
greatest show in TV history. .....timeless classic, all the good shows are gone!
love it! "Bahhh!"
Who is this man!!!
0:25 How did he know that the war was half over? Psychic?
Doesn't a Colonel outrank a Major?
Only in the same branch. The Gestapo was an entity all to themselves. They generally viewed members of the military with suspicion.
@@B-and-O-Operator-Fairmont Yes, the military were suspected of having divided loyalties, to the nation and to the Fuhrer, whereas the Gestapo were solely loyal to Hitler.
No POW would have that much freedom of the camp.
Thanks, Sherlock.
That's the premise the comedy is based on.
@@danthemankhan Apparently. But as unbelievable as it is, it's hardly good comedy.
WHAT IS THIS MAN DOING HERE !!!!LOL 🤣
Well why let a good cake go to waste ?
Members of the "freedom caucus"
You can bet Bob Crane slept with that lovely in the office. OK - thst's a little unfair - there would have been very little sleeping involved.
IRL he did.
They were married in real life
@@rsd70s commiserations - Tinseltown was fairly easygoing in those days but Bob was a notorious sex addict.
@@rsd70sAnd they're together in death too. They're buried side-by-side.
"Who iz dis man!!!"
Crsne always looked so smug.
Which episode is this from?
This is from "Happy Birthday Dear Hogan" (S04E26)
OK, I have the enter series on DVD and hard drive. I don't need pieces of it on UA-cam also.
What you need is a life.
@@crusader7991 Perhaps I do a need a life, I won't argue that, but I *don't* need clips from Hogan's Heroes on UA-cam.
@@uncaboat2399 Did somebody force you to watch it?
@@russlehman2070 I may be stupid, but I try to not make the same mistake twice. Suffice it to say I will not be watching it again. Thank you, have a nice life, and leave me alone.
Let me just clarify my comment for the few folks who actually read it and decided to leave a comment on my comment.
OK, there are *too many* UA-camrs who are *not providing any new content.* All they're doing is taking a famous program, cutting out the pieces they like, and posting them. No comments on the clip, no additional info on the clip, nothing new or added. NOTHING. *How lazy can you be?*
Well for myself, I refuse to encourage this lazy-a*ssed behavior. I just wish I could make _this_ comment without adding Algorithm Points to the video.
I'll say it again: I have *all* of the Hogan's Heroes on DVD, I do *not* need to see raw un-commented un-edited non-augmented clips of that show on YT.
And yes, I've thumbed it down ... so if you folks will quit commenting on *my* comment I won't need to be here ever again.
BAAAHHH!
Who is this man!?!?
0:25 "In ze middle of World War II, you give yourself a birthday party?" Did we call it WWII WHILE it was happening?? That's like "Italians" in old times walking around and exclaiming "I'm an Ancient Roman"!
It was indeed called World War II at the time.
Who is this man!
I heard that one of the actors playing an American prisoners was actually in a concentration camp😮
True. The actor who played Loui LeBeau, was indeed a survivor of the Holocaust and was interred in a concentration camp in the middle of WWII. There are interviews of him here on UA-cam. I’ve considered doing a kind of “docu” series about the different cast members.
Would this interest any of you all?
Who is this man??????
Buchalter. Col Klink ......and Sgt. Schultz...................all Jews. Brilliant show.
Les Griffiths
Bah!!
Hilarious
It's scenes like this that make me think that if the series was serialized with a consistent plot, they should have written it about American POWs teaming up with disillusioned German soldiers to run a crack resistance operation. Klink and Shultz were practically in on most of Hogan's capers, so why not have them be 100% on their side. It would actually be an interesting concept. The Germans and POWs have to play up their roles so that anyone not in on the operation, on either side, would get wise. It would give the audience reason to repect Klink and Shultz and not mock them for their incompetence as it is intentional, while still disliking Hostetter and Burklhalter who are genuinely evil characters.
Ironic, Klink and Hofstedfer were Jewish
0:56
😆😆😆
I always wondered why Hogan's Heroes wasn't a big hit in Germany. 😏
It was a big hit in Yugoslavia !
Yeah the Nazis were just a barrel full of laughs.
I personally never found Hogan's Heroes funny there's nothing funny about war particularly regarding the the Germans POWS Holocaust World War II
No there IS nothing funny about war. But one of the ways of dealing with horrible experiences is through humour. And this show was made only 20 years after the end of WW2.
This was such a ridiculous show
Contrary to popular belief, POW camps were not the laugh riot the producers of Hogan’s Heroes made them out to be.
So true! Then again, isn’t that what made Hogan’s Heroes so wacky and special in the first place? :)
@@TheModdersDen, ever heard of Stalag 17?
It was a real place, and my father spent over a year there.
POW camps were not funny or wacky, and the Nazis were quite real, and their guns were quite real. ‘Hogan’s Heroes’ was an offensive abomination.
@@danieldravot341 You need to do some research. Most of the recurring German officers in the show were from families that escaped from Germany or Austria because they were Jews. This includes John Banner who played Sgt Schutlz. He was born to Jewish parents in Austria, and he left Switzerland in 1938 to emigrate to the US where he quickly learned English and joined the US Army. Col Klink, Werner Klemper had a famous father- Otto Klemper, who was a well known conductor in Germany but he left in 1933 when the Nazi's took power. Klemper was another whose crime was being born to Jewish parents. I've heard the story that Werner agreed to play Clink ONLY if he was portrayed as an idiot and a buffoon. And then there's the Frenchie, Corporal Lebeau. I don't remember his French name but he really was French, and he had lots of reasons to hate the Nazi's. Unlike the others I mentioned here he did not escape from his home before the war to come to America, he was turned in by someone in France for being Jewish and ended up being sent to the Buchenwald Concentration Camp. Like most prisoners sent to German concentration camps, he had an identification number tattooed onto his left forearm which he had for the rest of his life.
@@danieldravot341And almost all the Nazi soldiers on the show were played by Jews who either fled from or lost family to real Nazis during the war. One of the attractions for them was the opportunity to turn such hated and hateful people into subjects of ridicule and mockery.
It is also why Mel Brooks would so often make fun of Hitler directly in many of his movies. To denigrate and diminish him and his memory. Not so that people forget what he did, but to take away the power he has over people.
No kidding. Did you know that all of the actors playing the Germans were Jewish? I know you have some personal connection (or claim that you do) but the show really is not offensive. If you find it so, then stay away from it.
When I see that symbol, I think of a Trump supporter and it’s not funny
Anyone who equates Trump and / or his supporters to Nazis commits a very serious offense to all Jewish persons - the ones who truly understand what a real Nazi does. You have absolutely no appreciation for the actual depravity and evil of the Nazis. To even slightly equate Trump to a Nazi displays a profound lack of historical knowledge and abject emotional and intellectual ignorance.
Doubtless they also think of you when they see it.
Hyperpartisanship is a game nobody wins.
"Party pooper..." Perfect! 😁
M 🦘🏏😎
Love the way Klink cowers as Hochstetter shouts at him as he holds the cake in his hands
Those colonels are about to eat half the cake. Schultzy only gets a sliver.
Lol. Truth.
BAH!
@Ken Stuessi By far one of the best quotes of this video. :)
Poor Schultz.😣
Shultz was a Sgt., RHIP