One reviewer criticized the logic behind the bank manager spilling the banks secrets to Hogan and Newkirk. They knew what they were doing! Dressed in fancy fur coats and talking about big money. Any banker that I know would snap to attention, war or no war. If they had talked about having 200 dollars , he would have told them to get lost. In this episode the writer was making fun of someone or something. Here it was greed. The Ludwig guy saying all he was interested in saving was money, and the banker welcoming with open arms, the big deposit in his bank. It was funny though, in the end, no big bank deposit for the banker and no money for greedy Ludwig.
Review of The Great Brinksmeyer Robbery
