When two Colonels from other Stalags come to visit Klink, we find that there is a plot going on against General Burkhalter. It seems that Colonel Burmeister and Colonel Bussie want to get rid of Burkhalter which will open a rank for one of the Stalag Colonels. So now the two Generals are trying to get Klink in on the plot.
Wind has already got back to Burkhalter and he appears as his three Colonels are shaking hands. Burkhalter orders a court martial for them and plans on shooting them after the 'fair' trial.
In comes Hogan who knows that he does not want to lose Klink as the Commandant. In a round-a-bout way, Hogan helps Klink escape the charges but it will not be as simple as Klink had hoped.
Nothing really wrong with the script, it just seemed that the story had less interest than was expected. There was some good moments - like when Hogan was testifying at the court-martial but much of the so-called comic moments just were not that funny. For the second time in this second season, the show felt just average. Not having the same flair as the first season.
Wind has already got back to Burkhalter and he appears as his three Colonels are shaking hands. Burkhalter orders a court martial for them and plans on shooting them after the 'fair' trial.
In comes Hogan who knows that he does not want to lose Klink as the Commandant. In a round-a-bout way, Hogan helps Klink escape the charges but it will not be as simple as Klink had hoped.
Nothing really wrong with the script, it just seemed that the story had less interest than was expected. There was some good moments - like when Hogan was testifying at the court-martial but much of the so-called comic moments just were not that funny. For the second time in this second season, the show felt just average. Not having the same flair as the first season.
