The military sitcom centered around WWII POW drew audiences in for six seasons. See what happened to the cast — including Bob Crane, Werner Klemperer, John Banner and more — over 50 years after the ...

It surely wasn’t easy to make an American sitcom about a group of prisoners of war set in a Nazi German POW camp … but somehow, the acclaimed classic TV show Hogan’s Heroes pulled it off.

Bob Crane was best known for his starring role in the TV sitcom Hogan’s Heroes. But although the show was remarkable for its time, as a comedy depicting Nazis as bumbling fools, it didn’t ...

Hogan, was working on a live version of the TV series called Hogan’s Heroes’ Review. In addition to comedy skits and music, the show would have revealed what happened to each of Hogan’s main ...

Hogan's Heroes, the first and only sitcom based in a Nazi Prisoner of War camp, is being resurrected nearly five decades after it last aired. According to Deadline.com, series co-creator Al Ruddy ...

As Forbes notes, "Hogan's Heroes" was politically incorrect, even for its time. The antics of Col. Robert Hogan (played by Bob Crane) and his gang made light of WWII wounds that were still fresh ...

A decades-old murder mystery could be solved on live TV. Phoenix’s Fox 10 reporter John Hook has been investigating the murder of “Hogan’s Heroes” star Bob Crane, which has remained ...

“Hogan’s Heroes” is the latest classic TV series seeking the reboot treatment, with a sequel series from original series co-creator Al Ruddy in the works. The new single-camera comedy would ...

EXCLUSIVE: After a three-year battle waged to determine ownership of sequel and separated rights on the CBS sitcom Hogan’s Heroes, creators Albert S. Ruddy and the late Bernard Fein have been ...

CBS’ 1965-71 sitcom “Hogan’s Heroes” revolved around a slick American colonel and his colorful band of fellow prisoners at a Nazi POW camp. Every week, these wily prisoners made dummkopfs ...

By Mike Barnes Senior Editor Robert Clary, the French actor, singer and Holocaust survivor who portrayed Corporal LeBeau on the World War II-set sitcom Hogan’s Heroes, has died. He was 96.

EXCLUSIVE: After a three-year battle waged to determine ownership of sequel and separated rights on the CBS sitcom Hogan’s Heroes, creators Albert S. Ruddy and the late Bernard Fein have been ...