"Hogan's Heroes" TRICKED You Even THOUGH They Completely MESSED THIS UP!
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- "Hogan's Heroes" TRICKED You Even THOUGH They Completely MESSED THIS UP!
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Who would be surprised that it wasn't filmed in Germany?
I was just going to post the same thing.
No-one.
I couldn't believe that Rick would expect that any of us would think they went to Germany to film this show. That'd be like thinking they went into space to film Lost in Space. 🤨
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Wait… Lost in Space wasn’t filmed on another planet?!?!?
@@Frankie5Angels150 Maybe they went to take Stanley Kubrick to check out places to film the moon landing.
2:41 and 2:51 they also caught the palm trees in the background. Pretty sure they don't have those in Germany.
Yeah, they make an appearance in several episodes. Most not as obvious as those.
Good catch.
Also, they are very green for being in winter.
An entire sound stage popped up in the background by season 6. If there had been a 7th, it would need to be explained. Possibly as secret factory placed next to camp to prevent it from being bombed or a new Luftwaffe HQ.
As I have commented before, back in the 60's when there were filmed, the poor resolution of tv would have made this a non-visible issue. All that you would be able to make out in that shot was some sort of dark background. But now, with HD tv's and the rescanning of the source films we can now see all of these details. (I actually have 3 episodes, 16mm television prints from the series, including the blank white film used to cue up for commercials. )
Also the picture curved and got warped and distorted on all 4 sides!
I beleive this is a bit of an exaggeration. While television technology was not what it is to-day, someone viewing a well aligned 21" color television of the era would be able to see a bit of the greenery off to the side. However, by the time the viewer thought something might be off, the scene would change, and they wouldn't see it again, likely brushing it off.
Been a fan for over 50 years. I know just about all dialogue of the show. Did not notice this, and also didn't notice Lebeau crossing his fingers in the heil salute in one episode, until this channel. THANKS!!
It's amazing what they could do in such a small space. I just count these small bloopers to it being a TV show and not a movie. Take care.
Movies have even more bloopers than TV shows haha
You must remember that anything outside the frame seen in the camera’s viewfinder DOESN’T EXIST as far as the film is concerned.
There's an episode where Hogan and the heroes are supposed to be looking at a German gate entrance to a rocket base I believe, and you clearly see the parking lot and 1960's cars parked.
With the fence gone, they should have done a crossover, where one of the Heroes escapes and somehow wanders into the home of The Petries from The Dick Van Dyke show. “Look dear, an escaped POW! Oh Rob!!!” 😂🤣 (get it? both shows filmed at Desilu?) Ok, Rick I can hear your Desi Arnaz impression now, “Ay Carumba”. 🙄
Good video!
The Dick Van Dyke Show was shot on a soundstage at Desilu Cahuenga in Hollywood. The interiors of Hogan's Heroes were shot at Desilu Melrose (which later became part of Paramount). The exteriors were shot at Desilu 40 Acres in Culver City.
I just watched the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills reunion, filmed outdoors in Culver City. Gorgeous views!
So, that wasn't Nazis in the classic Star Trek episode, Patterns of Force, it was just extras from Stalag 13.😂
actually, if they escaped they would have walked into Mayberry. both outdoor sets were just a stones throw from each other.
@@hifijohn I like that! Mr Howell and Ginger would have shaken up Mayberry,lol
"War Takes a Holiday" is my favorite episode.
@2:51 you can see some VERY German looking Palm Trees! LOL!
Favorite episodes- Hogans Hofbrau, Klink-v-the Gonculator and The Tiger Hunt 1&2…
My favorites are with Ruta Lee or Arlene Martel. They were beautiful.
I noticed the tops of palm trees in a few of the episodes over the years. Maybe they were a special German palm tree. 😂
Always interesting to see mistakes like this. Keep up the great work Rick, have a great day and take care!
I had not noticed that before.
What always amused me was how some episodes have what looks like a disguised semi-trailer next to Klink's office to act as a wall, blocking the camera's view of what lay beyond.
You can see palm trees, also power lines with transformers, and the Desilu water tank.
Yes to all 3. Ive covered the, before but it’s fun to revisit
That's a blooper if ever I saw one!
Good catch, Rick. Can you imagine a Nazi Prison Camp without a gate?
It was a Luftwaffe camp.
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The Luftwaffe weren’t Nazis?
4:51 That's a pretty good shot right there. The snow is painted on the roof.
In those days the thought of these episodes being watched and enjoying in 2024…ridiculous!
I love your Hogan's Heroes videos.
I've watched this show so many times, but every time you point something out i'm all how did I miss that?
Great one Rick....Lucy and Desi had forty acres in the heyday of the shows there.....have a great weekend!
One of the bloopers that I find is that they built those steps out of gold and we never saw them again. They only appear in that one single episode.
My all time favorite episode is The Pizza Parlor. This among many other favorites. There are many just in season 1.
Filmed in Germany?
Heck, the shows set in much closer places like Illinois, Arizona , or Georgia are filmed in California.
I never noticed it. Thanks Rick.
Loved the episode where the Germans think the war is ending and Klink is humbled when Schultze tells him that he owns the most famous toy company in Germany.😂😂😂😂
All I gotta say is that 'I know nussthing.' LOL
they'd usually park a truck(s) as a screen.
As I have stated before (many times). Those of us who were around when this show originally aired on primitive tube televisions with poor reception/resolution, would have never noticed that kind of detail. Heck, most of the time we were lucky to get fairly good reception on our sets with only rabbit ear antennas.
Haha! Yes! I was back there back then!
LOL Oh the fun days of watching TV it was a full time job just to put the TV on it took a minute or 2 to warm up and crossed your fingers the TV did start select your channel you wanted to watch only a few channels back then adjust your rabbit ears and hopefully the reception was good
I never noticed that. That's funny! 😂😂😂
I never thought this was filmed in Germany. These shows were filmed on studio lots. Everyone knows that.
Great video and catch!
Anytime the background has oddly parked trucks and / or tarpaulins, it is to cover camera overshoot. More prevalent in later seasons. Klink's office exterior also doubled as his living quarters exterior and VIP quarters with that being on the back side. Lots of floor space for such a small exterior footprint. It is almost as if Klink's building is a TARDIS.
Back then TV was not as good as it is now. So they never thought there would be people sitting around with high clarity TV and the ability to stop shows and watch them repeatedly looking for bloopers. So they probably didn't consider missing fence a problem.
I never noticed that blooper Rick. Hogan's Heroes is my favorite classic TV program. I've seen every episode multiple times. My favorite episodes are, "Swing Shift", "The Flame Grows Higher", "The Schultz Brigade", and "Sargent Schultz Meets Mata Hari". I always look forward to your Hogan's Heroes videos. Thanks
I have a friend and we both agree that Hogan's Hero's is the most accurate depiction of pow life ever filmed!
From it always being winter to tunnels to having all the different ways of spying on the germans. Wacky hijinks for all!😅
Awesome find Rick. I never noticed it. My favorite episode is the multiparter when Kling and Schultz goto Frankreich.
What's even crazier is if you go back to the shot in this video that shows Shultz holding his rifle, you can see the trees in the background look like palm trees. Definitely California type trees.
2:50
Several episodes show where the fence ends in the background.
Very informative Rick thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it
Sure did enjoyed it
My favorite episodes included the ones with Nita Talbot as Marya, the Russian spy. She played that character so well. Also, when Carter impersonated German high ranking officers. His accent was right on.
How about the green leaves on trees with snow and freezing temperatures being portrayed?
I know from your previous videos there were several shots showing the lot's water tower. But I don't see them as MeTV crops the top and bottom to fill 16x9 format.
one of my favorites is 'Art For Hogan's Sake', where they have to go to Paris to have the painting of Monet's The boy With The fife redone, but Hogan still has the original and hides it till after the war
Werner Klemperer said all the shows were filmed in LA in a TV interview.
Yes, this was mentioned in the video
@@ricknineg Yes, that`s why I commented. Just wish I remembered what talk show it was from.
In future episodes, that area becomes the motor pool set. Also, there is a cantina facade built behind Klink's office that doubled for the rec hall. (Just below the 19, on the aerial image) It is the same type of facade like the one in the bottom right of the aerial image.
Good pickup again Rick, I never noticed that. Although it was only the past few years I noticed the palm trees lol....and the one episode they show the parking lot with all those 1960's cars. I watch the show daily. It's on Prime's Freevee now. Why won't they sell it on iTunes or Prime to keep?
This is literally what Rick does all day to make a living.
Okay and? @@Frankie5Angels150
Okay, and?@@Frankie5Angels150
I’ve never “closely” watched Hogan’s Heros. I probably watched this episode the 1st time it aired. I’m willing to bet no one noticed this back then. Analog TV’s, no way to replay. You had to hope you remembered to look for something you never saw or knew to look for when HH was in summer reruns.
I like the ones with Col Fox
Didn't you know that Germany captured an Alien spacecraft and stole the force-field technology?? LOL
I have read about it extensively
There is what I think is a blooper in the opening credits: when hogan and the other heroes are standing in front of the barracks, watch the eyes of the black actor behind hogan on the right (not Kinch). When "Bob Crane" flashes on the screen, it appears that the extra behind Crane shoots a look at the camera. It's only a split second, but seems odd. It's there in every episode, LOL.
Am i imagining things?
It's called breaking the fourth wall, or barrelling, as you are looking down the barrel of a gun.
@@Colorado_Native _When "Bob Crane" flashes_ ... Wow, do those words take on a different connotation in later years!
They also used the Hogans Heroes Set for an episode of the early series of Mission Impossible where they get a prisoner out of the camp.
In a few of the scenes they show, the front gate and the cars sitting in the background as they go thru it, another scene they are behind Klinks office and show the end of the front fence.
I didn’t notice it until you displayed that picture then it became quite obvious. There’s also somebody walking back there as well, I wonder who that was. Thanks for the vid.👍👍
At 2:40-2:51 Modern water tower seen in background also.
It’s the Desilu water tower. I’ve spoken about it numerous times in precious videos and I’ll probably will keep mentioning it 😆
Never noticed this at all, and I've watched it many (like dozens) of times. But in my defense of being unobservant, the other non-Heroe prisoners also didn't notice or they would have fled the coop!
Smaller screen, lower resolution analog television, and tight production budgets. Add in that they weren't planning on these running in HD for decades after their creation. Initial broadcast with sponsors and summer rerun with sponsors was considered a "success" by all concerned.
Wasn't everything filmed in Calver City in the 60s through the 70s? I thought you did a video about it.
This backlot named 40 Acres was used for lots of stuff including many scenes in Gone With The Wind. Culver City’s history is steeped in the entertainment industry like no other. Its nickname is The Heart Of Screenland for a reason.
Again, and I've pointed this out many times, the area you're highlighting most likely was covered up by the ''overscan'' area of the TV screens. The overscan area of the screen is where the frame of the unit would cover the portion around the edges of the picture tube. The only way the complete picture would have been seen back in those days is if the picture tube were completely exposed by either pulling it out of the TV or removing the frame around the tube. I've been working in television and video production since the early 90s and, in those days, we had to frame our shooting and editing around the ''safe area'' of the screen. Today, we have flat screen monitors that allow us to see the entire image side-to-side and top-to-bottom, which is great. So, these 'bloopers' you catch that are the edges of the screen were probably never seen on our screens back in the day.
Thank you Rain Man.
@@Frankie5Angels150 You have a problem with someone knowing things?
My favorite episodes were any of them where General Burkhalter was yelling about Hogan, lol. " What is this man doing here?!!"
That was actually Major Hochstetter who yelled that.
@cspiegs1 Oh, right. Thank you. I'm old and my memory is not that great 😁
Not sure, but I think the set for Stalag 13 was also used in an episode of Mission Impossible, only it was a prison located in the tropics.
They DIDN'T film in Germany only during the wintertime?!!!😮 FRAUD!!! 🤓😎✌🏻
Is the camp map in Klink's office ever clearly shown?
It is. It varies from time to time. You can even see East and West Berlin denoted on it haha. Of course that’s a 60s map when that show was filmed and wouldn’t be correct for the time period of the show aka early 40s. Still fun to spot
@@rickninegI meant the Stalag 13 map, sorry!
Can't remember the episode but Hogan and Klink are standing in front of the camp blueprint which depicts a much, much larger camp. As I recall, Hogan is trying to convince Klink to relocate some guards, but it backfires and Kink doubles the guard.
Rick i have watched many of your posts!! Have you ever covered any old short movies like Harrold lloyd? I love old classic movies. In fact i have collected movies from almost every decade 1900 until 2023. I have all seasons of the heros and green acres and have partials of other series.
Imagine the show wasn't filmed in Germany and I bet Klink wasn't a real german officer.
I bet this is a bit then 😏
What happened to the gold steps from season 1? Very next episode they were back to wooden steps.
You mean there are actually people who think this was filmed in Germany? Guess they also believe The Robinsons were really Lost in Space and Capt Kirk really went where no man has gone before. 😀
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But palm trees are tropical and this is a temperate zone.
Los Angeles had palm trees brought here over a century ago and there are now considered “native” in a way as they propagate regularly. Our climate makes them flourish well
@@rickninegThanks, Rick. I didn't know that.
As for my comment, I was speaking from the point of view of Stalag 13 as well as incorporating an old Monty Python line from a movie from 1975. The joke being that palm tress don't migrate.
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Hogan's Heroes was one of my favorites back in the day - UNTIL, yes, let me emphasize UNTIL, one of my friends had it playing while I was under the influence of some purple microddot acid (a mild form of LSD). That stuff just ruined the whole show for me, as under the influence of a rather serious psychoactive, I just couldn't fit humor into anything to do with Nazis. I'm not sure if I have seen the show since. But I would hope that after about a half century, I should be able to check it out again. What channel is it playing on now?
You had the consummate Sixties experience -- LSD and escapist TV sitcoms.
In that case, probably best not to watch the Get Smart episode: The Groovy Guru.
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Have you done M*A*S*H before? As I had spotted a few mistakes here and there as I been back watching the show. Like Conail Potter. Who showed up in a episode as a different character before they replaced the actor who played Henry at the 4077
Conail Potter?... and on an earlier comment, someone said Kernel Klink. What is it with trouble typing Colonel today?
Yeah but the only reason that you can see thit's because you're watching on a much better TV 1960's TV it would have been really blurry You probably wouldn't even be able to see the trees You can't go back and hold 1960s technology against today's technology once again not really a mistake You are just watching on a much better TV
why try to spoil things for those that loved this show?
It doesn’t spoil anything haha. You’re funny. The title and thumbnail show there will be something revealed. People who don’t want it spoiled should just watch the show and not watch commentary channels like this one which analyze shows. Nice try though! 👍
Good pick-up and great show, but it would never have been noticed and even when you know it's there it's so small in the corner, most are watching the actors. If you really want to be literal then yes but otherwise it's not really a mistake or blooper in that it doesn't intrude on the action. Even if they had built the fence around you still wouldn't have noticed it, i.e. you aren't looking at the top right corner, especially not on the original analogue TV's of the time. If a quarter or a third of the screen on the right had been open and no fence fair enough, but not this one. Nonetheless thanks for uploading.