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Disc 1: Hogan gives a birthday party -- The Schultz brigade -- Diamonds in the rough -- Operation briefcase -- The battle of Stalag 13 -- The rise and fall of Sergeant Schultz -- Hogan springs -- disc 2: A Klink, a bomb and a short fuse -- Tanks for the memory -- A tiger hunt in Paris, part 1 -- A tiger hunt in Paris, part 2 -- Will the real Adolf please stand up? -- Don't forget to write -- Klink's rocket -- disc 3: Information please -- Art for Hogan's sake -- The general swap -- The great Brinksmeyer robbery -- Praise the führer and pass the ammunition -- Hogan and the lady doctor -- disc 4: The swing shift -- Heil Klink -- Everyone has a brother-in-law -- Killer Klink -- Reverend kommandant Klink -- The most escape-proof camp I've ever escaped from -- disc 5: The tower -- Colonel Klink's secret weapon -- The top secret top coat -- The reluctant target

Fall in line for a second hilarious season of laughs, starring the ragtag band of World War II POWs

Originally broadcast on television from 1966-1967

The bumbling Germans give Hogan and his crew plenty of opportunities to continue their war resistance movements right from their POW war cells. The prison's colonel, Klink, is more concerned with having everything run smoothly and avoiding any trouble with his superiors (especially anything that might result in his being reassigned and sent to the Eastern front) than with being tough on Hogan and his fellow prisoners. Hogan and his men cause as much mayhem and sabotage to the German war machine and right under their captors' noses as possible

Special features: rare 8mm home movies filmed on the Hogan's set; blooper/gag reel edited by Bob Crane; Patricia and Bob Crane wedding footage; special guest appearances: Bob Crane on "The Lucy Show," entire Hogan's cast on "The Leslie Uggams Show"; audio commentaries on selected episodes; original CBS Network promos; commercials featuring the Hogan's cast; photo gallery

CBS Broadcasting, Inc

Bob Crane, Robert Clary, Richard Dawson, Ivan Dixon, Larry Hovis

MPAA rating: G

DVD, region 1, full screen presentation; Dolby Digital

Closed-captioned