In this episode we have a renegade General that has stolen valuable pieces of artwork from Paris and plans to store the valuables in an old abandon mine. The General is using the ruse of saying that he is store ammunition and therefore using the guards from Stalag 13 to protect the loot. But when Hogan finds out about the artwork, his goal is to make sure things go wrong with the General's plans.
Even though the story appeared to be an interesting tale, it just did not come across on film with the flare of past shows. For whatever reason the episode seemed slow paced and by the end of the show things were getting stale. Just was not one of the better episodes.
Even though the story appeared to be an interesting tale, it just did not come across on film with the flare of past shows. For whatever reason the episode seemed slow paced and by the end of the show things were getting stale. Just was not one of the better episodes.
