HoganThat's two shots; they killed themselves. Come on.
Colonel Hogan, if they are dead, what is the hurry?
A character in Hogan's Heroes
Played by Bob Crane
Hogan's Heroes · 213 quotes
Most-quoted character in Hogan's Heroes: in 122 of its 213 quotes
Most scenes with: Wilhelm Klink (43), Hans Georg Schultz (24), Cpl. Peter Newkirk (21)
HoganThat's two shots; they killed themselves. Come on.
Colonel Hogan, if they are dead, what is the hurry?
I say we do it to him before he does it to us.
Right. Knock him off.
HoganHey, you can't just go around knocking off German officers; the ones that're left start asking embarrassing questions.
There's a barn on this road, two kilometers beyond the town. Be there two nights from tonight with the diamonds.
HoganAnd if we fail?
I will come to Stalag 13 and shoot you and your men.
HoganHow would you justify that?
Oh, I'll think of something at the last minute.
HoganHagel, you're a real fun person.
Whether you live or die is entirely up to you.
HoganAnd Colonel Klink. We're still his prisoners. You'll have to shoot him, too, and take over the camp.
That'll take at least another ten minutes.
Repoooort!
Herr Kommandant, all present and accounted for.
Good. Now, men, I have a very important announcement to make.
Hey, they're gonna surrender!
Good move!
Hey, the Krauts are gonna surrender!
Who told you?
I just heard it!
[The prisoners all cheer and applaud.]
Colonel Hogan, control your men!
HoganI can't, sir, the news of your surrender is-
Who said anything about a surrender?
HoganYou did.
When?
HoganJust now, you used the word yourself.
Only to deny it!
HoganWell, I had to start somewhere.
Silence!
HoganOkay, men, the surrender's off!
[The prisoners boo.]
Now I've just had word that General Stauffen of the Fuehrer's headquarters will personally visit Stalag 13. I expect every prisoner in this camp to clean up and look neat.
Can't do it. Somebody stole me mascara brush!
Hogan, you saved my life, and our cause. How can I thank you?
HoganWhen you see Hitler, make sure your meeting goes over with a bang.
What was that?!
Colonel HoganSounded like a staff car blowing up.
[In the distance there is a second explosion]
Colonel HoganCoincidence, another staff car blowing up."
You knew those cars were going to blow up! How?
Colonel HoganIt's obvious sir, the Wehrmacht and Gestapo double-crossed each other.
Do you expect me to believe that?
Colonel HoganNo sir, but it'll look neater in your report to Berlin.
There's a new general in command of the military district. Tomorrow, he will be here for inspection.
HoganI can hardly wait.
The orders are to clean up the barracks-
[The prisoners join in sarcastically]
-Clean up the compound, and clean up yourself!
HoganAll right, look. Orders from London are to hide you until the Krauts stop looking for you. Then we'll smuggle you to England.
Four men. Is it possible?
HoganNo, but we'll do it anyway. First thing is to get you into Stalag 13.
You hide us in a prisoner of war camp?
HoganWe're the only motel for miles around.
Ha! How did you know it was a new code book?
HoganYou wouldn't be so upset if it was an old code book. Now, be honest; would you?
No, I suppose not.
You will consider yourself under arrest.
HoganChampagne?
I will question you here. If your answers are not satisfactory, you will be taken to where the atmosphere is more conductible to getting at the truth.
HoganThat sounds fair.
I am not concerned with being fair. Muller, Sonntag.
[Backscheider's men begin to search the hotel room]
HoganAre you sure you won't have some champagne?
Research done by the Third Reich shows that champagne shrivels the Achilles tendons.
HoganReally?
The French foot soldier was only able to march seven-tenths of a mile... before collapsing.
HoganPoor devils.
I think it has attacked your brain. You are obviously an American, yet you openly rent a large suite in the best hotel in Paris, in the middle of a war... almost inviting a call from the Gestapo!
HoganYou were very prompt. My congratulations.
[Puzzled] You wanted a call from the Gestapo?
[Hogan has convinced Backscheider he is actually Sgt. Frank Derkin, an escaped POW-turned-black market dealer; they are talking in Backscheider's office]
HoganLook... I was able to get a good deal on some caviar. I could arrange to cut you in if you could help transport it to Paris.
Every inch of carloading is needed for the German war effort!
HoganYou were in for fifty percent.
[Surprised] I will see what I can do.
[Backscheider, distrustful of 'Derkin', has bugged the hotel room phone]
HoganDerkin here.
[As Himmler] My dear Derkin! This is Heinrich Himmler, how are you?
[In another room, the Gestapo men stiffen in fear; as Reichsführer-SS, Himmler was one of the most feared men in Nazi Germany]
HoganOh, fine, just fine. You enjoyed the caviar? Oh, I'm glad. Hey, I was able to get a special deal for you- about three tons. Ah, we can talk about that when you get here.
Yes... I will be arriving tomorrow morning, about 10. By fighter plane. Don't trust my pilot. Ja, there has been too many 'accidents' on our transports.
HoganInhuman! I'll meet you at the airport, about 10. Oh, and, uh, about Colonel Backscheider...
What about him?
HoganOh, I put my foot in it. I mentioned you were coming to Paris, but I didn't tell him when.
Tell him nothing! If he has one single ounce of brains- which I doubt- he will find out that I'm coming in. Und be at the airport with his entire staff lined up in review. And if not- eh! One more bungler down the well.
HoganOh, I'm really sure he'll be there. I'll meet you at the airport tomorrow. Oh, and thanks for the call, Heinrich.
[In another room, Backscheider puts down the listening device's headphones]
He called him Heinrich!
[General Burkhalter arrives at Stalag 13 as Carter is impersonating Adolf Hitler.]
Ah, General Burkhalter, you're just in time! The Fuehrer has just made a surprise visit to Stalag 13!
The Fuehrer, here?
And in an excellent mood!
I must greet him at once!
[Burkhalter eagerly goes to greet "Hitler" but halts as he notices what he is saying.]
I would have won the war a long time ago if it wasn't for my generals! All they do is eat, and have good times!
HoganReally?
Ja. I have one general who looks like a stuffed goose! But believe me, one day, the goose will hang high, BY HIS EARS!
On second thought, perhaps I will see the Fuehrer some other time.
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