Hogan needs to get some radio equipment over to the underground in Heidelberg or they will not be able to transmit. It just so happens that Schultz's hometown is Heidelberg and he is going there in a few days on leave. But when Schultz gets in a argument with his wife, he tears up the three day pass papers and Klink will not give him another. Hogan is going to have to come up with a plan to get Klink to reinstate the pass.
Hogan tells Klink how unhealthy Schultz is becoming and Klink orders a physical examination for Schultz. Hogan substitutes a much older man to stand-in for Schultz at the examination. When Klink gets the report of how unhealthy Schultz has become, he gives him the pass. But it is not over yet.
The writers did their best in giving us a fresh script to view. The main problem is that the plot has been done over and over again on so many shows that it was not that interesting. They did throw in a few good lines but the episode entertainment value was less than expected. Just an average show.
Hogan tells Klink how unhealthy Schultz is becoming and Klink orders a physical examination for Schultz. Hogan substitutes a much older man to stand-in for Schultz at the examination. When Klink gets the report of how unhealthy Schultz has become, he gives him the pass. But it is not over yet.
The writers did their best in giving us a fresh script to view. The main problem is that the plot has been done over and over again on so many shows that it was not that interesting. They did throw in a few good lines but the episode entertainment value was less than expected. Just an average show.