HILARIOUS Hogan's Heroes Bloopers You Probably Did NOT Notice!

HILARIOUS Hogan's Heroes Bloopers You Probably Did NOT Notice!

You guys and gals REALLY love any and ALL blooper videos so here is another fantastic one for all of you. Share this with you family and friends and I'm sure they will enjoy it as well. Which is your favorite blooper?

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[Chris.Simon]

In regards to the Colonel Burkhalter, you're right they screwed up as he is clearly dressed as a General, but even if he was a Colonel and was an inspector, Klink would have kissed his hiney.

[dsoutherland]

Rick, thank you so much for lifting my spirits with your analogies of the Hogan Heroes bloopers. I truly believe that the show occasionally wanted their fans to catch the bloopers. It was part of the creative ridiculousness of the production. What a great show!!😄

[Renshen]

As to equal rank, a fellow officer who received his commission before you received yours, is your superior officer. Also, someone from an inspector generals office with the power to take away your breathing privileges or your job and send you to the Russian Front would also command this level of respect in the Pilot.

[twinmama]

German here - I love the show, albeit I've only watched it on German TV which unfortunately means a dubbed version.
Concerning the water tower: No, in Germany we don't have this type of water tower. Our water towers are mostly very big brick and mortar structures from the outside, rather looking like church or bell tower.

[brendakempf]

I still love Hogans Heroes after all these years. Still better than the crap they show nowdays.

[yalecrandall]

During the filming of Hogan's Heroes, Dr. Ben Casey and Slattery's People, I was the mail boy for Desilu Studios. Every time I delivered mail to the Hogan Heroes set, Bob Crane would call out my name and the director called, "cut." The actors had a lot of fun and Bob Crane was a really nice guy. He always had a blonde actress with him in his dressing room. I wrote a story line with dialog for Hogan's Heroes. The Producer, Ed Feldman spent a couple of hours critiquing my storyline with me. He told me that every episode of Hogan's Heroes was based on something that actually happened. My storyline was not based on an actual factual event and I could not sell it to CBS. Those were fun times. Your video brought back a lot of happy memories. Thank you.

[ronparker]

Best things on in 2020 is reruns. Hogan's Heroes, Gunsmoke, Perry Mason, The Saint been enjoying them all.

[helenofirvine]

I was a 10 year old kid when Hogan's Heroes originally aired in the sixties and I'm still learning things thanks to you! It's like enjoying the show all over again.

[robertdias]

So glad to see someone keeping HH alive such a funny show from my childhood memories, not sure reflective light is a "Blooper" but as a "Hollywood editor" myself, i love the break down.

[niagarasvox]

Thanks so much - grew up loving this, my parents (both survivors of WW2, mom from England, Dad in the Royal Canadian Air Force) loved it and the fact that John Banner and Werner Klemperer were both really entertained with this!!! Again, thank you.

[TheFeralBachelor]

When I was in High School Bob Crane came and did a talk about Hogan's Heroes and making television. He brought some blooper reels and talked about the scene and it was a great visit. But, what's funny was during the bloopers our projector broke down and our teachers tried to get it working. Bob Crane said to us that he was a "home movie buff" (yea, "home movies" as we learned a few years later) and offered to take a look. He came off the stage and fixed our projector and proceeded to finish his visit. I'll never forget that.

[WMAJ]

One of the biggest bloopers that appears in almost every episode of Hogan's Heroes is that they show snow on the ground and on building roofs, and frost around the windows but when they pan for a distant shot you can clearly see that the trees in the background have dark green leaves and they are not pine or fir trees.

[keninfarinato]

Thanks for those! Very clever plots, hilarious dialogue, and perfect casting. How did they ever come up with all that in the context of a WW2 prisoner of war camp? Genius!

[THECLARENCES]

One of the greatest tv shows of all-time!!! Thanks for the bloopers!!! xoxo The Clarences

[barbarastedillie]

I loved Hogan’s Hero’s when I was young, and to this day I continue to love it. It’s one of two of my favorite ‘oldies’ that I still enjoy as much today as I did back in the day! Gun smoke is another of my passionate favorites!!!

[kentuckypreacher]

Which is my favorite? Impossible to say! I have loved Hogan's Heroes for 50 years, and have watched it over and over and over, but never noticed these bloopers you highlight. What great work, young man. You are the best!!!!

[davidholbrook]

Awesome 👍 I liked the blooper where Carter knocked Klink's hat off since Newkirk, Shultz and Carter broke character. I always love your positive take on life ❤️ Thanks Rick9

[makeminefreedom]

When this show originally aired most of us had small black and white TVs with blurry pictures and no VCRs. Even if you thought you saw something wrong you couldn't back it up and look again because it was live. We never imagined we would have 55" HD TVs and DVRs. I don't believe the producers or camera crews ever thought we would see the errors. Even so I still try to imagine it's 1940's Germany every time I watch an episode of Hogan's Heroes.

[tommypritchard]

I've saw a lot of bloopers myself I love the show I have the whole series watch it every day thanks for sharing with us

[saimne]

My favorite is the episode where they hide the gold in the brick steps to Klink's office and then you never see the steps ever again.