I love the scenes, when Schulz impersonates a higher Autority. My favourite scene was, when him and Hogan were in Paris and he played a german General. He was so fearsome, that even two GESTAPO Officers were scared :D
"Impersonating a General. If I get caught they'll send me to the Russian front." "So what if they do. Wouldn't you rather go as a General than a Sergeant?" "That's true. I never thought of it." *Applies the Generals cover.* Also that scene at the cafe where all the soldiers are saluting him and he's obliged to salute back. Then finally he turns his chair around and Corporal Langenscheidt salutes him.
Always remember Sgt Schultz is a Luftwaffe NCO ,and Stalag 13 is a Luft Stalag , Col Klink an ex pilot , flying badge and all. All Allied Air POWS were assigned to special camps run under Luftwaffe Administration..Note blue uniforms ,flying eagles ,v Grey Whermact ones of Bulkharter ,or black of Gestapo ( they only wore black on formal occasions) ...this accuracy gave the program intelligence.
Actually slightly wrong. Wehrmacht is technically correct. All the branches except SS were part of the Wehrmacht including the Luftwaffe. You can see that on the registration plates used by the Germans during the war - WH, WL and WK - Wehrmacht Heer (Army), Luftwaffe and Kriegsmarine (Navy)
I love how the black guy is the best at impersonating germans, I love the countless episodes of the black guy in a German uniform and none of the german guards say anything 😂
We had a Hogan's Heroes marathon on Saturday for season 1. They watched the 20 total episodes beginning with 5 episodes on the SUNDANCE Channel on Dish Channel 126, then the final 15 episodes on the DVD discs including most of this episode: The Great Impersonation. The prisoners escaped to Stalag 4 returning to Stalag 13.
I heard that klink and Schultz were interchangeable. Either actor could play either part. This gives us a view of what it would of been like with John Banner as Klink. Interesting.
"I demand that you release those three prisoners at once!" "I must deny your request" "Is that so! If it's a no, it's no" That right there is epic!!!!!!!
Schultz is either Nimrod; or he’s just a regular German that would like to see the war over. Be it toys or ladies undergarments, Schultz was a fun loving man wanting to enjoy life.
I have been binge watching Hogan's Heroes on METV via Satellite tv recently and now I am receiving these clips in my recommended on the computer. Coincidence? Probably not but at least they aren't trying to sell me something this time, lol.
Another example of the clever wrting in this show. The boys ask, "isn't that col. Schultz?" because they don't know how the ruse was played and assumed they used Schultz's name. Hogan then corrects them.
NO ONE COULD EVER REPLACE JOHN BANNER..
HE PLAYED THAT PART SO WELL...!!
No doubt about that ! John Banner was born to play Shultz.
OW! MY EARS!
WHY ARE WE YELLING?
@@davearonow65p
John Banner was born to play the role of Sgt. Shultz. LOVE THIS SHOW
Amen!!!!!!!!!
I love the scenes, when Schulz impersonates a higher Autority. My favourite scene was, when him and Hogan were in Paris and he played a german General. He was so fearsome, that even two GESTAPO Officers were scared :D
"... I will report you all the up until it comes back to me. And if I ever report it to myself, arggh!, are you going to be in trouble!"
It was great when he got to boss Klink around for a day.
Well he WAS screaming practically,and talking menacingly..
"Why did you let them go!!?" Pure 🏆
In both cases, he was hammered!
"Impersonating a General. If I get caught they'll send me to the Russian front."
"So what if they do. Wouldn't you rather go as a General than a Sergeant?"
"That's true. I never thought of it." *Applies the Generals cover.*
Also that scene at the cafe where all the soldiers are saluting him and he's obliged to salute back. Then finally he turns his chair around and Corporal Langenscheidt salutes him.
Kinchloe has a mean German accent when on the radio or on the telephone.
I swear that Schultz spends more time helping the POWs than he does helping the Wehrmacht.
In a war, he doesn't like to take sides
Just so Schultz makes it back in time for supper.
Always remember Sgt Schultz is a Luftwaffe NCO ,and Stalag 13 is a Luft Stalag , Col Klink an ex pilot , flying badge and all. All Allied Air POWS were assigned to special camps run under Luftwaffe Administration..Note blue uniforms ,flying eagles ,v Grey Whermact ones of Bulkharter ,or black of Gestapo ( they only wore black on formal occasions) ...this accuracy gave the program intelligence.
Actually slightly wrong. Wehrmacht is technically correct. All the branches except SS were part of the Wehrmacht including the Luftwaffe. You can see that on the registration plates used by the Germans during the war - WH, WL and WK - Wehrmacht Heer (Army), Luftwaffe and Kriegsmarine (Navy)
@TheTruthIsRacist He is not. You mean the actor. But Schultz is the character. And he is not Jewish.
I Don’t Care What Anybody Says,
Schultz Is Da Man 😊
I love Schultz.
I love when Ivan Dixon ("Kinch") imitates the Gestapo general (1:59)-his voice is so authoritative that he completely cons the commandant of Stalag 4
That was like the 1 time in 5 seasons that Kinch was actually given some lines.
"I don't care about Gestapo"
Now this is a real man.
And what is more, I am a verrrrry big man with sargent....
Schultz, was hilarious, always enjoyed him as well as Klink.
This show is so classic, and they could not have had better actors to portray the individual characters.
You are so right!!! Great casting definitely made the show and everyone loved Schultz!!!!!!!!!!!
Schultz was something else, he made the show.
Schultz was the best. We need more guy like him. It makes me laugh every time i watch this show
At 2:55 I like when Lebeau is smiling as Schulz walks by him. Like he's glad to see his buddy
Lebeau.
@@larrysmith6797 i knew it was wrong but Thanks
I love it when Schultz impersonates a hi ranking officer...
Schultz is pure comedic genius. His facial expressions alone sets him a world apart from any one whose ever stood before a camera.
I always like to image that Schultz was a spy who just acted stupid but always helped hogan and the group While knowing exactly what’s happening
He was an anti nazi social democrat who lost his business and positionnof respect to the Nazi's socialist policies. he despised the nazi system
How could he not know? 😁
I guess that’s why he always says “I See Nothing”
The world needs more Sergeant Schultzes.
The title of the show is Hogan's Heroes, but Sgt Schultz makes the show.
I'VE WATCHED THE RERUNS OVER & OVER, I LOVE THIS SHOW 😜😜😜😜😜
I love how the black guy is the best at impersonating germans,
I love the countless episodes of the black guy in a German uniform and none of the german guards say anything 😂
one of many 'conventions' you had to accept. Like the germans all speaking english.
It's called black humor !
They almost never did that
The 10 best episodes of this series can hold their own against any other comedy series. Extremely well written and acted.
Even the worse episode of this series is better then some of the more popular shows on today
Schultz makes a good looking Colonel !
Imagine if he was a general
Schultz is extremely funny been watching this show since I was a kid im now 59 & still enjoying hogan's heroes.
Bob Crane certainly scrubs up well in full uniform
I knew a Crane family who was related to him, they were a us airforce military family stationed in Korea. It was pretty cool to talk about him.
We had a Hogan's Heroes marathon on Saturday for season 1. They watched the 20 total episodes beginning with 5 episodes on the SUNDANCE Channel on Dish Channel 126, then the final 15 episodes on the DVD discs including most of this episode: The Great Impersonation. The prisoners escaped to Stalag 4 returning to Stalag 13.
Jennifer Landoch does Sundance have a app?
Season one has 32 episodes.
Looking back forget how much Schultz did for the Allied war effort, when first watched this program.
“Now he comes to light.” Love the line.
To life.
I know Nothing , I see Nothing....
I heard that klink and Schultz were interchangeable. Either actor could play either part. This gives us a view of what it would of been like with John Banner as Klink. Interesting.
They both were born to play their respective roles. Burkhalter (Leon Askin ) and Hochstetter (Howard Caine) were off the charts, too.
@@AlbertEinsteinSpock , Agreed.
LOL, "General Kinchmeyer", classic
"I demand that you release those three prisoners at once!"
"I must deny your request"
"Is that so! If it's a no, it's no"
That right there is epic!!!!!!!
Happy 95th Birthday Corporal Louis LeBeau.. Robert Clary..
Robert Max Widerman
March 1, 1926
Paris, France
You are my favorite..
John Banner really shined in this scene. Well... he always does. I love how Schultz was able to come up with reply on the fly.
This was an excellent show !
Schultz, was hilarious 😆.🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾
Even though Hogan and Schultz are enemies, they are also friends. You could say they are frenemies.
No wonder Schultz can't get the monocle to stay on - Klink always wears it over his _left_ eye, not his right.
I love how Kinch has his feet up on Klink’s desk. XD
Love Schultz cause he's really funny even Klink is funny as well that's why I love watching
I have heard them use Kinchmeier, Newkirkberg, Hoganhoffer. Not sure if I heard a Carter-something, but I am sure it must be in there.
I love this show. Used to watch the reruns daily!
Lol, Sargent Shultz is like Colonel Food Lover. It was nice how he tried to drain the Major's bottle of brandy.
Schultz is either Nimrod; or he’s just a regular German that would like to see the war over. Be it toys or ladies undergarments, Schultz was a fun loving man wanting to enjoy life.
Schultz is hilarious. Even le beau is cracking up seeing him in full regalia!
I have been binge watching Hogan's Heroes on METV via Satellite tv recently and now I am receiving these clips in my recommended on the computer. Coincidence? Probably not but at least they aren't trying to sell me something this time, lol.
When I watched this show as a kid I always imagined that in the end, when Hogan and the rest escape, Schultz went with them.
Check out Shultz's expression as they drive through the gate 0:03 LOL.
Hogan look sharp in German uniform. The German may lose the war. But they win in style.
Kinchmeyer lol priceless, it must have been fun making these! 👍❤
Schultz doesn't wonder how Hogan can speak perfect German?
Imagine half his men would follow him to Hell and the other half would wish that that's where he should go?
You can not tell me Schultz isn't Nimrod, I mean think about it for a minute 😏
Cant get any decent monocle nowadays
Another example of the clever wrting in this show. The boys ask, "isn't that col. Schultz?" because they don't know how the ruse was played and assumed they used Schultz's name. Hogan then corrects them.
I love Schultz ❤😂😂
Me to totally love sgt schultZ 😅😂
Colonel Know's Nothing
"I AM A VERY BIG MAN WITH SSsssergeant schultz?"
I do not understand why only Werner Klemperer won the Emmy Award for his role as Colonel Klink, and not John Banner for his role as Sergeant Schultz!
"Colonel Klink, why does your officer speak with an American accent? Also, why are we speaking English?"
The intire cast are brilliant, wish i could say the same about the producers
unfortunately they allowed the stories to become repetitive, but there were a few good ones in the last season.
Love Schultzy
Von Hindenburg and Bismarck would be proud. 😀 🇺🇸🇩🇪
"Back back back back!..."
What episode was this?
The 60's
BANNER STOLE THE SHOW, LMAO
Hugo boss designed all Gestapo uniforms. I don't think the hugo boss enterprise wants people to know that.
If you say no, it's no ....
Apple strudel I love it!
Perfect
We weren't supposed to notice Colonel Klink's office scenery
Hilarious! Never saw this before!
You never seen this show? You must be way younger then me.
@@johnjohnon8767 I don't know about that I'm thirteen and this is one of my favorite shows
I DONT CARE ABOUT THE GESTOPO 1:13
Social engineering before it had a name.
What Episode is this?
One of my favorite show no swearing NO LGBT Crap We all know Hogan ran that camp hehe
U dont argue with shulhzy the brute or ur away to the russion front
Very harlarious
Classic!
I know nothing
Did he say general klink
I loved this show (still do), but it always annoyed me that Richard Dawson ALWAYS looked at the camera at some stage during every episode.
Did they even have Generals in the Gestapo?🤓😎✌🏻
Dozens of prisoners at Stalag 13 and they have to get SHULTZ to play the part of Klink! Everything about this show was over the top.
IT Would BE nice if WE could see THE ALL SHOW . I AM screaming USE BIG letters I CAN NOT SEE GOOD
Classic 😅
seems like these are filmed differently than the later ones.....?...
Podia ser traduzido!
Schultz is funny as hell
Kinchlo wasn't convincing as gestop o
Schultz should be a general
The I-ron Colonel! Norm Macdonald would be happy to hear that... Larry King, not so much.
This is comedy/ real Luftwaffe is like a needle, they was worrier (and terrible force), you must be think german airforce history & crime
Thas good Shultz
I'm glad I was not in the time o f the Nazis evil empire I was a ghost
😂🤦🏼♂️
En.francais.svp.
What season and episode is this?
Season One, Episode 21: The Great Impersonation