Movie Nut

Dear Dad - S1-E12

Trivia: Interestingly, Klinger is seen in full standard uniform. Otherwise, for the next several seasons until he takes over as clerk, he almost strictly wears dresses. In real life, Jamie Farr phased out the dresses so his kids wouldn't be teased in school.

Movie Nut

When Aliens Attack - S2-E3

Trivia: This episode has a couple of nods to Sci-Fi movies. In the initial attack on Monument beach, the Omicronians destroy the White House the same as Independence Day. Later, Fry is wearing the same helmet as the Rebels in Star Wars, and the Planet Express ship goes by a turret that is copied from the Death Star's turrets.

Movie Nut

Trivia: In the broadcast version, Killian tells Tony to give the Justice Department an evasive answer. "Tell the to take a hike." In the original cut, he said "Tell them to go F- themselves."

Movie Nut

Mirror, Mirror - S2-E4

Trivia: While talking with Kirk in the Transporter room, Scotty calls Kirk 'Jim', one of the rare instances he does so.

Movie Nut

The Corbomite Maneuver - S1-E11

Trivia: After Kirk leaves Sickbay, and after McCoy says one of his "What am I...?" questions (i.e., I'm a doctor, not a _______), he says, "If I jumped every time a light flashed around here, I'd end up talking to myself." Later, in Star Trek V, as he's watching Kirk climb the mountain, he says, to himself, "'You'll enjoy Shore Leave. You'll be able to relax'. You call this relaxing? I'm a nervous wreck. If I'm not careful, I'll end up talking to myself."

Movie Nut

The Big Goodbye - S1-E12

Trivia: The Star Trek: The Next Generation novel "A Herd Rain" was based on this episode. Picard and Crusher are pictured on the cover in the clothing they wore in the episode.

Movie Nut

Trivia: Throughout the series, a number of times Fred mentions "Pluto water." It was a popular strongly laxative natural water product that was sold until 1971, when production and sales halted because lithium, one of the mineral salts, was declared a controlled substance. Sanford and Son debuted in 1972, so Fred couldn't have had this product throughout the series.

Movie Nut

People Are Alike All Over - S1-E25

Trivia: The pretty blond Teena was played by Susan Oliver, who played Veena in the original pilot episode (later made into a two parter) of the Original Star Trek starring Jeffrey Hunter as Captain Chris Pike.

Movie Nut

Lady Chitterly's Lover: Part 1 - S6-E4

Trivia: The "mysterious blue box" that has been mentioned before (that is a box to hold a box of matches) shows up on the wall next to the window in Hogan's quarters.

Movie Nut

Trivia: When the outside night time activities were filmed (i.e., entering or exiting the Emergency entrance, et cetera), and it was at the back lot film location, it was during the day, and the cameras were fitted with "night lenses." This was a special filter that turned day time to an evening setting.

Movie Nut

He's Alive - S4-E4

Trivia: If Nick looks familiar, it's because he's played by Howard Caine, the actor who makes a number of appearances on Hogan's Heroes, most notably as Gestapo Major Wolfgang Hochstetter.

Movie Nut

Valley of the Shadow - S4-E3

Trivia: In this episode, the little girl's father is played by James Doohan, better known as Commander (later Captain) Montgomery "Scotty" Scott, Chief Engineer of the U.S.S. Enterprise.

Movie Nut

One Army at a Time - S5-E20

Trivia: The bridge the boys wire up for explosion is the same one seen in S5: Ep1 "Hogan Goes Hollywood"

Movie Nut

Trivia: In the five seasons of his involvement, Ivan Dixon of Staff Sergeant James (Ivan) "Kinch" Kinchloe, his nickname, Ivan, was used only once. Otherwise, he was usually called Kinch.

Movie Nut

Trivia: Howard Caine, who was best known as Major Wolfgang Hochstetter, was born in Tennessee, was Jewish, and served in the United States Navy in WWII in the Pacific fighting the Japanese. He was fluent in 32 American and foreign dialects.

Movie Nut

Get Fit or Go Fight - S5-E16

Trivia: Werner Klemperer (Kommandant Wilhelm Klink) was born in 1920. So here when he says to Carter, "I am 49", he's declaring his real age.

Movie Nut

Trivia: In the first few seasons the "snow" was actually salt piled in strategic places, along with patches of white paint. Later on, it was all white paint on the roofs and ground.

Movie Nut

Trivia: Larry Hovis (Sgt. Carter) refused to remove his wedding band, and so, he usually (with several exceptions) wore gloves.

Movie Nut

The Klink Commandos - S5-E3

Trivia: The idea was for the series was to always be winter, so that the episodes could be shown in any order, hence the reason there is always snow on the roofs and ground, and frost on the windows. In fact, the filming was mainly done in summer, with temperatures in the 90s, and the actors had to wear their coats, and act as if it were cold.

Movie Nut

The Collector General - S3-E27

Trivia: In this episode, there is a German coat-of-arms on the wall with the bug in it. This is the only time it's seen.

Movie Nut