User Reviews

An interesting story with a lot going on. The story is the Heroes trying to stop a truck convoy. Originally going to blow up the tucks with dynamite, plans change and Newkirk lights the fuse to blow up the evidence. No useless scenes in this one. The Heroes play musical instruments near the end in an effort to cause an avalanche to block off the trucks. Very interesting and inventive.

The last episode filmed, it did not disappoint! To use the trite and silly phrase of someone else, a "good watch" (maybe that person's reviews need a rewrite).

An interesting story with a lot going on. The story is the Heroes trying to stop a truck convoy. No useless scenes in this one. The Heroes play musical instruments near the end in an effort to cause an avalanche to block off the trucks. Very interesting and inventive.

The last episode filmed, it did not disappoint! To use the trite and silly phrase of someone else, a "good watch" (maybe that person's reviews need a rewrite).

It's cold and snowy at our favorite prison camp and Klink and Schultz have a cold. But when General Strommberger, in charge of a panzer division, wants some of the prisoners to clear the road so his units can move toward the Allies. Hogan volunteers his unit. But not for the main purpose of clearing the road but to make sure the road stays blocked.

This story just was not that interesting. There is not much going on and some of the situations are really useless to the plot. It appeared that they had to add scenes during the show to make the episode fill the allotted time. For example there is one scene that involves a truck that blows up due to dynamite. It was useless and had nothing to do with the story-- It just killed some time. And then the scene where Hogan and his men play musical instruments-- again useless to the story.

This episode was disappointing in many ways. But the main way is that it just was not entertaining. This episode needed a rewrite.