The Flickr Miltonselzer Image Generatr

Produced and directed by Fielder Cook

Produced and directed by Harry Keller

Filmed in Techniscope

Sergeant Franks (Milton Selzer) ponders Colonel Hogan's seemingly helpful comments.

As opposed to the grumpy professor (Carlson) and the egotistical professor (Windish).

The noted industrialist, Otto von Krubner (Milton Selzer), finds himself the target of the heroes' latest caper.

Though Max would disagree with the "fashion" part of that statement.

According to the Hogan's Heroes wiki, Marj Dusay didn't know Milton Selzer was going to grab her like this. If that's the case, kudos to her for continuing the scene so smoothly (though I'm sure he would have apologised afterwards).

No good was ever going to come to Sergeant Franks, bossing Hogan and the boys around like he did.

Two seconds after being told by Parker that the bomb can be reactivated by a loud noise, Max shoots a KAOS agent.

Unfazed by the fact that his first two listening devices were destroyed, Parker sets up a test for the third. He never learns.

Max and Parker test out the Professor's new gun-phones and have a conversation about monkeys and bananas while the Chief looks on with disapproval.

Parker shows off the world's smallest listening device to the Chief: an electronic fly that took 2 and half years and $400,000 worth of equipment to make.

Agent 99 and Professor Parker put their heads together to try to work out what a strange metal object found on a KAOS agent could possibly be.

After a fellow agent meets his timely end, the guys set out to decipher his final message.