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And the entire cast of Hogan's Heroes joins in holiday song.

Klink and Schultz sing Silent Night in German!

Click and enjoy your holiday just a little more. I'd have the video here for you to watch, but embedding has been turned off on this one for some reason.

You have to give it a couple of minutes before the full-on weirdness begins, although for me Bing Crosby and Bob Crane sharing a stage is right up there with the Bing/Bowie video everyone always trots out this time of year.

This is why baby Jesus made the YouTube. Happy holidays, folks.

UPDATE: Via Skippy, here's a much ickier version such by David Hasselhoff:

I can only hope that someday you will forgive me.

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