Nobody escapes from… taking this quiz! So don’t get sent to the cooler! Tunnel your way through this quiz to find out how well you know “Hogan’s Heroes” instead!
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Question 1/11
Colonel Hogan was in constant radio contact with the Allies. Which of these was one of his code names?
Pinocchio
Goldilocks
Smokey Bear
Snow White
Joker
Question 2/11
What was the name of the impossibly angry Gestapo officer who routinely berated Colonel Klink?
Major Wolfgang Hochstetter
Major Fritz Dornfelder
Major Heinz Baden-Baden
Major Heinrich Dusseldorf
Question 3/11
Many of the characters did impressions of Hitler, but who was the only one that actually disguised and passed himself off AS Hitler?
Corporal Peter Newkirk
Sergeant Andrew Carter
Corporal Louis LeBeau
Colonel Robert Hogan
Colonel Wilhelm Klink
Question 4/11
What was the name of the prison camp?
Stalag 18
Bad Kissingen
Stalag 13
Hammelburg 18
Question 5/11
Sergeant Schultz was the head guard in the camp, what was his catchphrase?
"Who is this man?"
"Are you talking to me?"
"Did I do that?"
"I see nothing!"
"Hogaaaaan!"
Question 6/11
Colonel Hogan was in what branch of the military?
The Army Air Forces
The Marines
The Navy
US Marine Corps
Question 7/11
Hogan planted a bug in Klink's office, where was it located?
On the base of his desk lamp
On the spike of the "Kaiser Helmet" on Klink's bookshelf
On Klink's officer's cap
On a framed picture of Hitler
On a painted portrait of Klink's mother
Question 8/11
What was the name of the incompetent British officer whose short but frequent visits to the camp were a thorn in Hogan's side?
Colonel Roger Hightower
Captain Nigel Corrigan
Colonel Noel Gallagher
Colonel Rodney Crittendon
Question 9/11
Sergeant Kinchloe was in charge of _____.
Operations
Sabotage
Forged documents
Transportation
Question 10/11
What was Klink's nickname for LeBeau?
Fuzzy little foreigner
Cockroach
Pipsqueak
Half-pint
Question 11/11
BONUS QUESTION: What did Sergeant Schultz do in civilian life before the war?
He owned a bakery
He owned a sausage stand
He owned a bar
He owned a very successful toy manufacturing company
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