No, Hogan's Heroes was VERY careful to distinguish between Germans (Klink, Schultz) and Nazis (Hochstetter).

And here I thought you were at least 35 for all these past years. Actually the whole thing was a fraud. They made us think that the cowboy days, the civil war, WWI and WWII happened in black and white. There should have been a big disclaimer at the beginning. Sort of like the PG-13 thing. "If you think the following happened in black and white...your an idiot".

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Oh, and while we're here:

COMBAT!

You made my point. Thanks.

Bam....that was a great one. I think I saw Vic Morrow smile once, but it was right before a cutout to a commercial so I am not certain. I think Rat Patrol came out after that. Christopher George had a smile per episode written into the studio's contract.

And on that note: your

I remember making two Jeep kits and detailing the figures to be the Rat Patrol crew.

Oh god yes. Not to mention 12:00 O'clock High. There should have been a great big disclaimer when Combat started saying "The real Army is not like this". God! what a rude awakening !

Wtf is a Hogan's heros? Can some geriatric reminiscing old timer explain this to me please?

Colonel Robert Hogan and his merry band of saboteurs are being held "captive" in Luft Stalag 13. What their captors, Luftwaffe Colonel Klink and Sgt Schultz don't know, is that they have an extensive tunnel network under the camp and regularly leave the camp to get up to all kinds of hijinks, they also have a radio, and also can listen into Klink's office with a hidden microphone. The real bad guy, Major Hochstetter of the SS, is sure Hogan is up to something, but he never can prove anything.

Some clips:
https://youtu.be/ypE2oT-8Zag?t=13s

I'm pretty sure I'm younger than you and even I know what the hell hogans heroes was. My dad watched it on tv land a lot when I was a kid. That and M*A*S*H, gunsmoke, bonanza and a ton of other oldies.

I should look up and try and find hogans heroes on blue ray, it was one of my favorites. When I'd get called in to be interrogated for my shenanigans as a kid, my response was generally "I see nothing! I know nuthing! Nuuuuthing!!!"

I tried that with my GI Joe jeep by replacing the recoiless the came with. Coming up with an M2 of the right scale wasn't happening. I had to whittle one to get close to scale. It looked pretty sad. The barrel was about 700 MOA off.

Bonanza, good show.
I'm so glad that I actually got to go see the house in person, just before it closed.
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Fun fact: the original house did not have a second story. That all was filmed in Hollywood.

See I told you guys only the cool watched Hogans heros