This is the episode that Carter first dressed up like Hitler (a part he will play many times throughout the series) giving him more of a part other than the explosive expert. Even though the disguise would not have fooled anyone, for the sake of the show, it appears all was taken in my the trimmed lip hair and the loud talking. And the somewhat small reason that Carter assumed the costume was that they needed to get some important information to the allies.
For whatever reason this episode seemed to use the prop of impersonating Hitler without much more going on in the story. It was such a small matter that when the episode ends the viewer is unsure why the lampoon was needed in the first place. Larry Hovis was nice in the part but just could not carry interest the entire show.
There are at least two real funny lines in the episode. When General Burkhalter is going to introduce himself to Hitler then the overheard conversation makes him change his mind. Plus, at the end, when Schultz tells Hogan what he can say in a letter to Hitler-- both are funny stuff.
For whatever reason this episode seemed to use the prop of impersonating Hitler without much more going on in the story. It was such a small matter that when the episode ends the viewer is unsure why the lampoon was needed in the first place. Larry Hovis was nice in the part but just could not carry interest the entire show.
There are at least two real funny lines in the episode. When General Burkhalter is going to introduce himself to Hitler then the overheard conversation makes him change his mind. Plus, at the end, when Schultz tells Hogan what he can say in a letter to Hitler-- both are funny stuff.