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* AwfulWeddedLife: He and his wife tend to bicker at times, and he once half-seriously says that he'd rather be transferred to the Russian Front than to somewhere which would let hm go home to see her more.
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* AwfulWeddedLife: He and his wife tend to bicker at times, and he once half-seriously says that he'd rather be transferred to the Russian Front than to somewhere which would let hm him go home to see her more.
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* TheGamblingAddict: The prisoners regularly con him out of money and/or intelligence with rigged games of chance.
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* RankUp: That or EarlyInstallmentWeirdness. In the pilot episode he's referred to as Colonel Burkhalter, but when he's next mentioned two episodes later, he's a general, and holds that rank for the rest of the series.
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* BatmanGambit: Hogan's Standard Operating Procedure.
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* BatmanGambit: Hogan's Standard Operating Procedure. He's quite good at tailoring his plans in such a way that the Germans behaving exactly the way they always do will aid rather than hinder him.
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* BluffTheImpostor: Hogan's default mole-digging method.
* TheCasanova: Hogan always gets the girl.
* TheCasanova: Hogan always gets the girl.
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* TheCasanova: Hogan always gets the
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* CloudcuckoolandersMinder: Well, he is Carter's superior officer.
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* CloudcuckoolandersMinder: Well, he is He typically reigns in Carter's superior officer. more harebrained moments (though not always successfully).
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* DressingAsTheEnemy: A lot of his schemes involved doing this.
* AFatherToHisMen[=/=]PapaWolf: Colonel Hogan's codename is even Papa Bear. He may tease his men on occasion, but he'll go to any lengths to protect them. This extends to pretty much anyone who's helped the Heroes. He disobeys direct orders from Allied HQ in order to rescue Tiger. The loyalty goes both ways - the others proceed to disobey the orders as well once they realize he intends to go it alone if he has to.
* GladYouThoughtOfIt: He does this to Klink at least once an episode.
* AFatherToHisMen[=/=]PapaWolf: Colonel Hogan's codename is even Papa Bear. He may tease his men on occasion, but he'll go to any lengths to protect them. This extends to pretty much anyone who's helped the Heroes. He disobeys direct orders from Allied HQ in order to rescue Tiger. The loyalty goes both ways - the others proceed to disobey the orders as well once they realize he intends to go it alone if he has to.
* GladYouThoughtOfIt: He does this to Klink at least once an episode.
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* DressingAsTheEnemy: A lot of his schemes involved doing this.
involve himself or one of his men impersonating German soldiers and officers.
*AFatherToHisMen[=/=]PapaWolf: AFatherToHisMen: Colonel Hogan's codename is even Papa Bear. He may tease his men on occasion, but he'll go to any lengths to protect them. This extends to pretty much anyone who's helped the Heroes. He disobeys direct orders from Allied HQ in order to rescue Tiger. The loyalty goes both ways - the others proceed to disobey the orders as well once they realize he intends to go it alone if he has to.
* GladYouThoughtOfIt:He does this to Klink at least Almost once an episode. episode, Hogan manages to convince Klink that whatever scheme the prisoners are running was Klink's own idea and will make him look good.
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* RefugeInAudacity: About the only reason most of his plans even work half the time.
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* RefugeInAudacity: About the only reason most of his plans even work half the time.time is that they are too brazen and outlandish to be believed, much less acted against.
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* HeteroSexualLifePartners: With Newkirk.
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* HeteroSexualLifePartners: With Newkirk.He's particularly close with Newkirk out of the rest of the crew (amusingly enough given the stereotypical rivalry between the British and French).
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* HeteroSexualLifePartners: With [=LeBeau=].
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* KleptomaniacHero: Especially when the Germans are his targets.
* MasterOfUnlocking: He can get into any room he wants to.
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* MasterOfUnlocking:He can get into any room he wants to. Newkirk is practically a master lockpick, to the point where he's downright offended when Hogan asks if he's capable of doing so.
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* {{Safecracking}}: One of Going hand in hand with his many talents. skill at lockpicking, safes and security boxes pose little obstacle to Newkirk.
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* GadgeteerGenius: Of the explosive variety.
* GeniusDitz: Carter is enthusiastic but generally oblivious and he tends to get teased for his cluelessness...until they need something blown up or Hitler impersonated.
* GeniusDitz: Carter is enthusiastic but generally oblivious and he tends to get teased for his cluelessness...until they need something blown up or Hitler impersonated.
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* GadgeteerGenius: Of the explosive variety.
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* YouLookFamiliar: Jon Cedar appeared in three episodes as other characters (a GuiltRiddenAccomplice to a government-sanctioned counterfeiting ring, a BeleagueredAssistant to a Gestapo officer and Oskar Danzig, a MasterOfDisguise in LaResistance). Given that last one there are occasional EpilepticTrees that the other two identities (and possibly Langenschneidt himself) were some of Danzig's disguises, or that Langengschneidt and Danzig are related somehow.
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* YouLookFamiliar: Howard Caine played a couple of one-off German officers, the above Feldkamp and Major Keitel (commander of an anti-aircraft gun battery), before settling in as the recurring Major Hochstetter. And since he played Feldkamp almost exactly like Major Hochstetter, it can become a bit confusing.
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* TheCreon: While Sergeant Schultz isn't the second-in-command of the camp, being the senior noncom makes him Colonel Klink's main aide, and a few episodes mention that he could potentially take over the camp one day. This horrifies and exasperates Schultz, due to his laziness and his realization that whoever is Kommandant of the camp will constantly be manipulated, humiliated, and exposed to great danger because of Colonel Hogan's machinations. Of course, the one time a reluctant Schultz is forced into temporary command, he still gets DrunkWithPower.
