A group of international misfit POWs held prisoner in a WWII German prison camp led by Colonel Hogan of the US Army. The show is all about the antics the prisoners go through not to escape and to smuggle important prisoners and information out of Germany, thereby humiliating the Germans.
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Haha, a blast from the past. I used to love this show. Thanks for the laughs.
I've never watched this but it seems so awesome!
Nice clips, Schultz was funny every episode;)
definitely a star in its day
Fantastic wonderful. One of my all-time favorite shows.
I was a bit young for this one at the time… but a great mini-critique you have provided! 😊