Hogan has to destroy a secret German shipment of heavy water.

Hogan has to smuggle valuable photographs out of the POW camp.

Hogan and his men formulate a daring plan to destroy a strategic bridge.

Hogan blows up an ammunition dump and captures a German general.

Colonel Crittendon replaces Hogan as officer in charge due to all the "funny business."

Hogan's plan to dynamite a train is interrupted by the inspector general.

Klink learns that Stalag 13 has made the top 10 list of prisoner-of-war camps.

Hogan and his men smuggle a new German tank into their camp to learn its secrets.

Lt. Carter enters the camp; Hogan's men discover an enemy spy in their midst.

Hogan's men, with help from the underground, destroy a Nazi missile battery.

Hogan poses as a Nazi officer to discredit a witness's identification of him as a spy.

Hogan and his men trigger an avalanche to halt a German panzer division.

Burkhalter's sister, Gertrude, becomes the de facto commander of Stalag 13.

The POWs capture a new German rocket and fire it toward England for recovery.

Klink is assigned as defense counsel for a German officer on trial for treason.

Col. Klink, vamped by a beautiful spy, decides he might like the Russian front.

Newkirk must escape from camp to aid a wounded underground leader.

Hogan's men discredit a Nazi master spy who is posing as an American officer.

Hogan goes to England with Klink to steal an American fighter plane.

Hogan's men dupe the Gestapo and help three atomic scientists escape to England.

In an effort to transport a German anti-radar unit to London, Hogan passes LeBeau off as a fortune teller after convincing Klink he was struck by lightning.

Mayberry native Gomer Pyle joins the U.S. Marine Corps and is stationed at Camp Henderson, Calif., reporting to drill sergeant Vince Carter.

Andy Taylor is the widower sheriff of the small, sleepy North Carolina town of Mayberry. Andy and son Opie live with Aunt Bee, who takes care of the family. Andy's deputy is his bumbling but neurotically hilarious cousin, Barney Fife. Among Andy's Mayberry friends is the town's resident barber, Floyd.

Considered to be one of television's classics, "The Dick Van Dyke Show" centers on the personal and professional lives Rob Petrie, a writer on the fictional Alan Brady Show. He's happily married to former dancer Laura, and they have a young son, Ritchie. The plots generally revolve around problems at work -- where Rob got into various comedic jams with fellow writers Buddy Sorrell, Sally Rogers and producer Mel Cooley -- or at home.