1. Cinderella
   Geppetto
2. Goldilocks
   Rapunzel

Thanks to a hidden radio antenna in the camp's flagpole, and with the help of Sergeant Kinchloe, Hogan can contact the Allies and help sabotage Nazi Germany's war efforts. Hogan, the Allies and the German underground use storybook-related code names, including Goldilocks, Mama Bear and Papa Bear.

1. Stalag 11
   Stalag 13
2. Stalag 17
   Stalag 19

In the pilot episode, though, it's called Camp 13 instead. The pilot is also the only black-and-white episode of "Hogan's Heroes." CBS started broadcasting almost all of their primetime shows in color during the 1965-66 season, so the rest of the series is in color.

1. "Not again, Hogan!"
   "I see nothing."
2. "I want to go home."
   "You won't get away with this."

By ignoring most of their efforts to help the Allies, Sergeant Schultz is something of an unlikely friend to Hogan and his men. His motto is simple: "I see nothing. I hear nothing. I know nothing." He also jokingly tells Hogan, "If you ever escape ... be a good fellow and take me with you."

1. Wolfgang Hochstetter
   Albert Burkhalter
2. Fritz Gruber
   Wilhelm Klink

Unlike Sergeant Schultz and Colonel Klink, Major Hochstetter is not amused by Hogan. He often becomes irritated by how casually Hogan stops by Klink's office. Two of his most common lines convey this — "Who is this man?" and "What is this man doing here?"

1. The icebox
   The fridge
2. The cooler
   The freezer

When he thinks a prisoner needs to be disciplined, Colonel Klink sends him to "the cooler." It's a nickname for solitary confinement.