Pissed on Colonel Klink lately?

[Dew Knot Humps]

I know he was a verified Nazi but he always seemed like “one of the good Krauts.” Pissing on him seems rude.

 

[jrockbridge]

So, you’ve fantasized about giving Klink a golden shower. Kinky with Klinky. Interesting.

 

[Dew Knot Humps]

So, you’ve fantasized about giving Klink a golden shower. Kinky with Klinky. Interesting.

 

[Dudeman1967]

Yes, then I told him that it’s raining.

 

[shoeless]

 

[Tig]

And now, your Cliff Claven moment of zen.

Viewers did not know that Werner Klemperer was a Jewish refugee whose family had fled Germany to escape the regime he was being paid to mock. Klemperer’s condition was absolute. Colonel Klink could never succeed. He could never appear intelligent, competent, or admirable. The Nazis would lose every time. If the scripts drifted toward dignity or threat, he would walk.

Also, John Banner (Schultz), Leon Askin (Burkhalter), and Howard Caine (Hochstetter), were Jewish refugees who served in the U.S. Armed Forces during World War II.

 

[shoeless]

And now, your Cliff Claven moment of zen.
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Viewers did not know that Werner Klemperer was a Jewish refugee whose family had fled Germany to escape the regime he was being paid to mock. Klemperer’s condition was absolute. Colonel Klink could never succeed. He could never appear intelligent, competent, or admirable. The Nazis would lose every time. If the scripts drifted toward dignity or threat, he would walk.

Also, John Banner (Schultz), Leon Askin (Burkhalter), and Howard Caine (Hochstetter), were Jewish refugees who served in the U.S. Armed Forces during World War II.

Hogan's Heros, Gilligan's Island, Beverly Hillbillies and Green Acres reruns were a staple of my childhood. We only had 3 network channels and 1 UHF (on a good day).

 

[jrockbridge]

What if Rod Stewart played those characters?

 

[Dew Knot Humps]

And now, your Cliff Claven moment of zen.
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Viewers did not know that Werner Klemperer was a Jewish refugee whose family had fled Germany to escape the regime he was being paid to mock. Klemperer’s condition was absolute. Colonel Klink could never succeed. He could never appear intelligent, competent, or admirable. The Nazis would lose every time. If the scripts drifted toward dignity or threat, he would walk.

Also, John Banner (Schultz), Leon Askin (Burkhalter), and Howard Caine (Hochstetter), were Jewish refugees who served in the U.S. Armed Forces during World War II.

He was also a respected symphony conductor.