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Hogan's Heroes Season 6 Episodes
Season 6 Episode Guide
24 Episodes 1970 - 1971
Episode 1
Cuisine à la Stalag 13
Sun, Sep 20, 197030 mins
Lebeau has prepared another gourmet meal, this time for Klink as he attempts to impress General Wexler, a key figure on the promotion board. It seems that the general's aide, Captain Richter, is an Allies sympathizer who has documents of interest to pass on. Now in possession of copies of those documents, the Heroes arrange a meeting with an underground contact. While passing the information to the beautiful Marie Bizet, they suggest that this is somewhat lower priority knowledge, but Richter has promised that he will soon have critical data regarding the German West Wall. This will be provided during the General's next visit in about a week's time. As the meeting is about to break up, Marie declares that she has a message of special interest to Lebeau. She goes on to say that General Charles de Gaulle has issued a call for all free Frenchmen to rally in England in preparation to liberate France. Lebeau then informs Hogan that he will escape Stalag 13 and join the French army in England.
Episode 2
The Experts
Sun, Sep 27, 197030 mins
Late one night, the Gestapo arrive at Stalag 13 and rouse Colonel Klink from his sleep. Hogan, who observed their arrival gathers the Heroes to listen-in on the coffee pot receiver as Major Stern informs Klink that they seek to arrest two recent staff additions, Captain Metzler and Sgt Holtz. The Commandant tells him that the Sergeant is on guard duty, while the Captain is on leave. As the meeting breaks up, Hogan moves to the sink periscope to follow the activity. He soon witnesses the Gestapo gunning down Holtz in the compound. The following day, Hogan has Lebeau and Carter procure the personnel files of the two men in hopes of determining why the Gestapo wants them dead. All that the Heroes could gather from the files was that both men were communications experts and were attached to the same headquarters group in Berlin. Hogan has the local underground locate Metzler at his girlfriend's apartment in Hammelburg. He then visits the Captain to ascertain what the German high command deems so necessary to silence.
Episode 3
Klink's Masterpiece
Sun, Oct 4, 197030 mins
Hogan is picnicking with lovely Rhona, an underground contact and curator at a local art gallery. He informs her that the Germans will be using three different routes to transport critical supplies. Each of the convoys will have to be destroyed by independent underground sabotage teams. He will soon have a map showing which roads will be used and will get that information to her as soon as available. She provides him with a homing pigeon to send her details of their next rendezvous. Back at Stalag 13, Carter brings in the map, unfortunately torn into multiple small pieces. As the Heroes undergo the challenge of assembling this jigsaw puzzle, a Nazi warplane carrying an unexpended bomb chooses to jettison it near the camp resulting in cave-ins to the tunnel system. With the escape tunnel out of service, Hogan sends the pigeon with a meeting schedule, but the how-to-get-there is yet to be determined. The ever-creative Hogan, however, convinces Commandant Klink that he is a gifted artist and has him produce a few paintings that should be displayed at an art gallery. A plan is now in motion.
Episode 4
Lady Chitterly's Lover: Part 1
Sun, Oct 11, 197030 mins
Early in the evening the Heroes are watching as an aircraft in flight near Stalag 13 appears to have engine trouble. Soon a parachute is seen carrying its passenger safely from the crashing plane. Their attempted rescue of the pilot fails when interrupted by Sgt Schultz, however they do overhear sufficient to determine that the man is British and a traitor. Later listening in on the coffee pot receiver, Hogan and crew learn that the man is Sir Charles Chitterly and is expected by Hitler himself. General von Schlomm will arrive in the morning to escort him to Berlin. Realizing that Sir Charles is a near perfect double of Colonel Crittendon, Hogan arranges to have the latter extricated from Stalag 12 and brought to Stalag 13. The plan is to kidnap Chitterly while Crittendon assumes his identity.
Episode 5
Lady Chitterly's Lover: Part 2
Sun, Oct 18, 197030 mins
Almost immediately upon the arrival of Lady Leslie Chitterly, Hogan realizes that she is completely against her husband's mission here in Germany. Somewhat reluctantly, she accepts an alliance with Hogan as well as Crittendon's substitution of Sir Charles. In Klink's office the following morning, General von Schlomm makes plans to immediately depart for Berlin, much to the great concern of Lady Chitterly and Crittendon. Just then Hogan enters and Lady Leslie plants a long kiss on his lips and then blurts out that she has fond memories of that mad, marvelous, romantic summer shared by the three of them. She goes on to inform the shocked General that their trip will have to be delayed for three or four days. Now the alliance has time to develop a scheme to sabotage Chitterly's mission.
Episode 6
The Gestapo Takeover
Sun, Oct 25, 197030 mins
Major Strauss of the Gestapo, under orders from his superior General Mueller, plans to take over Stalag 13. Of course, this could mean the end of not only Hogan's operation, but the underground's as well. Hogan then comes up with a plan to get rid of the Gestapo by framing Strauss saying that he is involved in a plot to overthrow Hitler. Will Hogan succeed or will this be the end of his underground operation?
Episode 7
Kommandant Schultz
Sun, Nov 1, 197030 mins
An undercover agent, known as Hercules, is brought into the Heroes network. He has with him a large brick containing uranium and the knowledge of 22 locations where the Germans are storing copious quantities of these items. Hogan then makes arrangements to have Hercules airlifted to London but the flight will be delayed for two days due to foul weather. Later, General Burkhalter reads to Klink a message from Hitler ordering all Units to provide command training to senior non-commissioned officers. The General then appoints Sgt Schultz as acting commandant and orders Klink to be his advisor. Schultz immediately increases security to a point where all attempts to get Hercules out of Stalag 13 are effectively blocked. Hogan now schemes to have Schultz discredited in hopes of returning the camp to a normal routine.
Episode 8
Eight O'Clock and All Is Well
Sun, Nov 8, 197030 mins
Having just destroyed a large convoy of supply trucks, the Heroes set their sights on a munitions train scheduled to pass in a few days. The following day Colonel Klink escorts Captain Martin, a new POW, to Hogan's hut for billeting. After a somewhat thorough screening, the Heroes are satisfied of the Captain's authenticity and enlighten him as to their organization and their plans to sabotage the train. With the arrival of Gestapo Major Hochstetter, Hogan's suspicions of the new officer are renewed and he investigates further, becoming even more skeptical of his allegiance.
Episode 9
The Big Record
Sun, Nov 15, 197030 mins
The POWs are relaxing in the recreation building when Commandant Klink enters with the latest German benefit, a recording machine that the men will be permitted to use to send a message to loved ones. Almost immediately, the prisoners are kicked out of that hut on orders originating from General Burkhalter. Through a series of devious ploys, Hogan is able to determine that the hall is to be used as a venue for a top secret, high-level strategy briefing. Naturally, learning the contents of this meeting is instantly a Heroes priority. However, with SS guards at the site, wiring for sound becomes unachievable but, they still have the recorder to fall back on.
Episode 10
It's Dynamite
Sun, Nov 22, 197030 mins
Under the supervision of Gestapo Major Hochstetter, two trucks loaded with cases of dynamite arrive at Stalag 13. Colonel Klink, always intimidated by the Gestapo, agrees to allow the camp's 'cooler' to be used as temporary storage and an office for the Major. The Heroes learn that the explosives will be divided and shipped to different unspecified destinations. Hogan initiates a plan to hijack the first truckload being driven by Sgt Schultz. The scheme quickly goes awry when the truck, the explosives and Schultz all disappear en-route. The next morning Sgt Schultz and the empty truck return to the camp with no explanation being provided. For Hogan, the goal has now changed. No longer is the aim to hijack the next load but rather to find out what became of the missing dynamite.
Episode 11
Operation Tiger
Sun, Nov 29, 197030 mins
Hogan learns that Marie Louise Monet, code-named Tiger, a primary underground leader and previously a significant ally of the Heroes, has been captured by the Gestapo. His request to Allied Command to attempt a rescue is outright denied. Hogan personally, plus many others, owe their very lives to this woman, therefor he decides to disobey orders. His crew are initially dead against such an operation; however, they relent and fall into line when he makes it obvious that he'll go it alone. Karl, the local underground contact, makes it known that Tiger will be transported by a train that will be passing through Hammelburg on its way to Berlin and her certain execution. Although she is constantly under heavy Gestapo guard, the Heroes begin to develop a scheme that should secure her freedom.
Episode 12
The Big Broadcast
Sun, Dec 6, 197030 mins
Baker, in the tunnel communications area, receives an extremely high priority message that he deemed necessary to end abruptly. He is certain that the reception interference that he experienced was a result of signal tracking but is confident that transmission terminated before his exact location could be pinpointed. The message left no doubt as to its urgency as the Heroes are to meet an underground agent, code named Hercules, at 1900 hours today. He has details of the location of a new rocket manufacturing plant that Command wants immediately. In the meantime, Gestapo Major Hochstetter, with the intent of finding the transmitter, has set up an operations base at Stalag 13. Hogan now must find a way to get by Gestapo security to achieve his rendezvous and then transmit the acquired information.
Episode 13
The Gypsy
Sun, Dec 13, 197030 mins
The Germans park a secret half-track vehicle in the Stalag 13 compound, completely covered and under constant guard. With Sgt Schultz on guard duty, the Heroes convince him that he should have photos taken of himself with the exposed vehicle so as to impress a local barmaid. The photos taken by Hogan were actually of the classified apparatus that makes the half-track so special. When forwarded to Command, orders were issued to obtain the actual equipment. Previously, and completely unrelated to the arrival of the vehicle, Hogan had learned that Commandant Klink is an astrology fanatic who frequents a seer. As it happens, Lebeau decides to climb onto the roof of the hut to stop leaks during a thunderstorm and is nearly struck by lightning. Hogan can now visualize a method to achieve his mission. He informs Lebeau that he is to claim to have been struck by the lightning, resulting in psychic powers gained from his gypsy heritage. Klink will be an easy target.
Episode 14
The Dropouts
Sun, Dec 27, 197030 mins
The Heroes are busily mining a bridge with Hogan and Carter, in German uniforms, blocking the access road. A car carrying an SS Officer and two civilians, is stopped at their checkpoint and when asked to provide identity documents, the officer exits the car and stomps on Carter's foot. The immediate result, an outburst in English bemoaning his injury, is definitely noted by the officer who swiftly pulls a gun on the two lookouts. The three Germans quickly depart the scene leaving Hogan with many unanswered questions and no choice but to cancel the sabotage mission. The following day the three Germans are in Stalag 13 where Klink grants their request for a few days' accommodation. They soon find opportunity to explain to Hogan that they had lost their way to the Swiss border when they met the previous evening. It seems that the trio are two atomic scientists and their SS escort Captain Steiner who are attempting to flee Germany rather than allow the Nazis the ability to manufacture atomic weapons. Hogan advises them that he can get them to London rather than Switzerland. This goal becomes more complex when Gestapo Major Hochstetter arrives with orders to arrest the three traitors.
Episode 15
Easy Come, Easy Go
Sun, Jan 10, 197126 mins
General Burkhalter wines, dines and supplies women for Col. Hogan to precede a proposition: one million dollars in exchange for sending him and a Luftwaffe officer to England to steal an American P-51 airplane. Initially reluctant, Hogan accepts as a means to expose a Nazi espionage ring Burkhalter alluded to. The Luftwaffe companion - Klink.
Episode 16
The Meister Spy
Sun, Jan 17, 197130 mins
A pair of airmen are brought to Stalag 13 after their aircraft had crash-landed nearby. Lieutenant Miller is brought directly to Colonel Hogan and immediately authenticates himself. Meanwhile, Major Martin is taken directly to Commandant Klink's office. As the Heroes listen in on the coffee pot receiver the Major makes it clear that he is a German spy and has top secret information regarding a planned Allied offensive that must be delivered to his contacts in Hammelburg today. Whilst Martin is washing-up, Hogan and Miller convince Colonel Klink that the spy story is a complete fabrication intended to provide an opportunity to escape. Klink sends the now bewildered Major to the cooler. After viewing the papers intended for delivery to German Command, Hogan decides that he will meet with Martin's contacts in order to deliver false information and primarily to ascertain where the data originated. The extremely sensitive nature of the documents suggest involvement at exceptionally prominent levels within Allied Command. Although successful at planting the bogus info, he learned that only Martin, and in the presence of his superior, could divulge the source. Identifying this traitor is now ultra top priority.
Episode 17
That's No Lady, That's My Spy
Sun, Jan 24, 197130 mins
Hogan and his men pass on valuable information to underground leader Oskar Danzig, who was one of Germany's leading quick change artist prior to the war. Unfortunately, they are all caught in a gestapo ambush and LeBeau is shot. However, while LeBeau's injuries aren't life threatening, Danzig is seriously wounded and needs penicillin so he can complete the mission and pass the info to the allies. Hogan finds the perfect opportunity when Klink throws a tea party for several the wives of several officers. Newkirk, under Hogan's orders, dons a dress and poses as a woman in hopes of getting a ride into town to deliver the drugs to Danzig.
Episode 18
To Russia Without Love
Sun, Jan 31, 197130 mins
Colonel Becker returns from the Russian front and asks Hogan to help him become the new commandant of Stalag 13 in exchange he will give Hogan some important battle plans as well as turn a blind eye to Hogan's activities. Hogan comes up with the idea of using a sexy underground agent named Olga to convince Klink that going to Russia will be a fast track to getting a promotion to general, but that every night there is partying with plenty of sexy Russian women. Klink decides to transfer and take Schultz with him. However, Hogan finds out that Becker was planning to double cross him and after he and the rest of the crew capture him they now must try to keep Klink and Schultz from going there before they freeze in Stalingrad.
Episode 19
Klink for the Defense
Sun, Feb 7, 197130 mins
In a remote farmhouse, Colonel Hogan meets with Luftwaffe Colonel Hauptmann who is in possession of a map of important German defense locations. Hauptmann informs Hogan that the Gestapo are aware of his treasonous activities are closing in on him. He will provide the map to the Allies, but only if he delivers it to London in person. Hogan leaves him, returning to Stalag 13 to contemplate his options. The next morning Sgt Schultz makes it known to the Heroes that Gestapo Major Hochstetter has Hauptmann imprisoned at the Stalag awaiting court martial and the inevitable firing squad. Because Hauptmann is considered a German hero, the trial is to convene here at Stalag 13, away from the public eye. General Burkhalter, who will function as prosecutor, orders Colonel Klink to defend the accused traitor. There is only one way that this can end unless Heroes can somehow save the day.
Episode 20
The Kamikazes Are Coming
Sun, Feb 21, 197130 mins
The Heroes have to figure how to get a new type of rocket back to England.
Episode 21
Kommandant Gertrude
Sun, Feb 28, 197130 mins
Hogan must get a U.S. general out of camp just as General Burkhalter's sister shows up with her intended - Klink's new number two.
Episode 22
Hogan's Double Life
Sun, Mar 7, 197130 mins
Hogan has to discredit a German officer who knows about the operations at Stalag 13.
Episode 23
Look at the Pretty Snowflakes
Sun, Mar 21, 197130 mins
A snow avalanche is part of Hogan's plan to stall a Panzer division.
Episode 24
Rockets or Romance
Sun, Apr 4, 197130 mins
The underground team that needs help in blowing up a mobile rocket-launcher battery includes a very lovely woman.
