Nazi.
Grammar.
Can't you see it in your mind's eye? The gates of Stalag 13 swing open and through the portals comes a black touring car. The attaché jumps out and opens the door. Out comes Major Hochstetter: grey jodhpurs, black riding boots, riding crop, black attaché case.
Colonel Klink has already appeared on the porch and Hochstetter commands him, "Klink, line up za prisoners!"
Klink says, Schultz, line up the prisoners!"
So Schultz gets the prisoners to shuffle into a semblance of a column.
Major Hochstetter barks out the orders: "All za prisoners, ven marching from za barracks to za mess hall must go 'tic toc, tic toc'" as he cocked his head left, right, left, right. "Is zis UNDERSTOOD?"
So Schultz, get the prisoners going to the mess hall, and they're all cocking their heads left and right in time with "tic toc," except for....
yeah, it was Newkirk, doing "tic tic tic tic."
Hochstetter sees Newkirk, points with his riding crop and commands, "Zis prisoner come here!"
Newkirk shuffles around to face the major.
"Vas ist Los! Did you not hear za orders at ven marching from za barracks to za mess hall za prisoners are to go 'tic toc tic toc.'"
Newkirk replies, "Well you see sir, I've got this tic in my neck so I can't do toc."
Hochstetter slaps his riding crop on his big black riding boots, squints his eyes and declares in a slow threatening voice, "In za SS, ve have vays to make you TOC!