Get Smart
Maxwell “Agent 99” Smart, an over‑confident yet hilariously inept secret agent, must outwit the diabolical forces of KAOS while keeping his own blunders from blowing every mission wide open.
*Get Smart* is an American comedy television series that satirizes the secret agent genre. Created by Mel Brooks and Buck Henry, the show stars Don Adams, Barbara Feldon, and Edward Platt. According to Henry, the series was developed at the request of Daniel Melnick, a partner—along with Leonard Stern and David Susskind—of the show's production company, Talent Associates, in order to capitalize on "the two biggest things in the entertainment world today"—James Bond and Inspector Clouseau. Brooks described the show as "an insane combination of James Bond and Mel Brooks comedy." It is the only Mel Brooks production to feature a laugh track. The success of the show led to the follow-up films *The Nude Bomb* and *Get Smart, Again!*, as well as a 1995 revival series and a 2008 film remake. In 2010, *TV Guide* ranked *Get Smart*'s opening title sequence at No. 2 on its list of TV's Top 10 Credits Sequences, as selected by readers.
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- 1.01Mr. BigSep 18, 1965Rate

Mr. Big threatens to destroy the Statue of Liberty using a weapon called the Inthermo Ray unless CONTROL pays him $100 million. To stop him, Max partners with Fang and a new agent named Agent 99.
- 1.02Diplomat's DaughterSep 25, 1965Rate

Agent Smart is tasked with safeguarding a diplomat's daughter after a series of blonde women go missing. He uncovers the hidden base of KAOS and confronts The Claw, ultimately capturing him and his associates.
- 1.03School DaysOct 2, 1965Rate

Smart infiltrates a top-secret spy training facility to uncover a hidden KAOS agent within its ranks.
- 1.04Our Man in ToylandOct 9, 1965Rate

Max and 99 uncover a KAOS operation using a department store and talking dolls to smuggle classified information. When one of the dolls is activated, it reveals sensitive secrets, leading to a confrontation. Using toys as tools, Max and 99 try to escape and dismantle the smuggling operation.
- 1.05Now You See Him... Now You Don'tOct 16, 1965Rate

A doctor visits Max at his apartment, claiming he has escaped from KAOS with an invisibility ray. As Max investigates the ray's authenticity, KAOS tries to capture him.
- 1.06Washington 4, Indians 3Oct 23, 1965Rate

A group of Native Americans threatens to detonate a bomb unless their land is fully returned to them. Smart infiltrates their camp and prevents the attack from occurring.
- 1.07KAOS in CONTROLOct 30, 1965Rate

Control organizes a high-profile conference bringing together some of the world's brightest scientists, but KAOS seeks to disrupt the event using a dangerous retrogressor gun.
- 1.08The Day Smart Turned ChickenNov 6, 1965Rate

To prevent Smart from testifying against KAOS, the organization creates scenarios designed to make him appear mentally unstable.
- 1.09Satan PlaceNov 13, 1965Rate

KAOS captures the Chief and plans to perform mind-control surgery on him. To rescue him, Max disguises himself as a doctor and infiltrates the facility where the Chief is being held by Harvey Satan.
- 1.10Our Man in LeotardsNov 20, 1965Rate

Enilio Naharana steals a new CONTROL-developed drug called Immobilo with the intent of using it against the Ambassador of Pinerovia. To prevent this, Max and 99 go undercover to stop him.
- 1.11Too Many ChiefsNov 27, 1965Rate

Alexi Sebastian, an expert in impersonation, tries to stop someone from exposing the secret of the KAOS coding system. To complicate matters, he disguises himself as the Chief.
- 1.12My Nephew the SpyDec 4, 1965Rate

Max accidentally discovers that a shoe store is actually a KAOS communications center and is pursued by an agent intent on killing him. His aunt and uncle arrive just in time to disrupt the agent's plans.
- 1.13Aboard the Orient ExpressDec 11, 1965Rate

As CONTROL couriers on the Orient Express are murdered to stop them from delivering crucial information, Max and 99 become entangled in a dangerous mystery while attempting to uncover the truth.
- 1.14Weekend VampireDec 18, 1965Rate

Several CONTROL agents are discovered dead with unexplained puncture wounds on their necks, prompting an investigation that uncovers a connection to the enigmatic Dr. Drago.
- 1.15Survival of the FattestDec 25, 1965Rate

Max is tasked with guarding an Arab prince whose weight is essential to maintaining his political influence.
- 1.16Double AgentJan 8, 1966Rate

Max adopts the persona of a down-and-out, alcoholic agent in the hopes that KAOS will recruit him, which they eventually do, leading him to take on a challenging and complex mission.
- 1.17Kisses for KAOSJan 15, 1966Rate

Following a string of unexplained building explosions, Control traces the source to an art gallery where a sophisticated former chemist, Rex Savage, has partnered with an artist named Mondo to create explosive artworks. 99 and Max attempt to infiltrate the gallery, with 99 disguised as an art expert and Max serving as her driver and assistant, in hopes of obtaining Savage's fingerprints and a photograph, but the mission proves more challenging than anticipated.
- 1.18The Dead Spy ScrawlsJan 22, 1966Rate

CONTROL launches an operation to locate a KAOS communications center, leading them to an unexpected site—a local pool hall.
- 1.19Back to the Old Drawing BoardJan 29, 1966Rate

KAOS seeks to capture Dr. Shotwire, a scientist whose progress has been delayed by his bodyguard, 86. KAOS agent Natz, who has a personal vendetta against Max for previously sending him to prison, leads the operation using Hymie, a humanoid robot created by Dr. Ratton and posing as a new recruit at Control. Unforeseen complications arise when Hymie spends time with Max and consumes alcohol.
- 1.20All in the MindFeb 5, 1966Rate

Max impersonates a delusional colonel to uncover whether a KAOS psychiatrist is leaking sensitive information.
- 1.21Dear DiaryFeb 12, 1966Rate

A retired intelligence agent goes missing along with his confidential diary, prompting an investigation into his past and the secrets he may have left behind.
- 1.22Smart, the AssassinFeb 19, 1966Rate

Max is hypnotized by KAOS during a game of chess, leading him into a dangerous and challenging predicament.
- 1.23I'm Only HumanFeb 26, 1966Rate

Max persuades the Chief to bring Fang out of retirement after several Control agents are killed by their own dogs, which had been brainwashed during a stay at an animal spa. As Fang goes missing, Max disobeys orders to search for him, prompting the Chief to mount a rescue mission.
- 1.24Stakeout on Blue Mist MountainMar 5, 1966Rate

KAOS agents are secretly transporting components of a bomb to Washington, with each carrying a piece intended to be assembled near an American military base. Max and the Chief interrogate a captured agent to obtain critical intelligence, leading 86 to Blue Mist Mountain, where he must defuse the bomb with only limited resources and assistance from Parker via the shoe-phone.
- 1.25The Amazing Harry HooMar 12, 1966Rate

Max and 99 pursue Number 3, a Chinese agent, to San Francisco in hopes of uncovering the identity of Number One, the leader of a smuggling ring disguised as a laundromat. As The Claw sets a trap for Max, Chinese police inspector Harry Hoo offers assistance, using his sharp observational skills and dual theories to aid the investigation.
- 1.26Hubert's Unfinished SymphonyMar 19, 1966Rate

Max and the Chief pose as music critics to assist Hubert, a violinist secretly investigating KAOS's Big Boss. After Hubert is killed and leaves behind a musical clue, Max works to prevent pianist Wolenska from being assassinated via a bomb hidden in the piano during her performance of Hubert's final symphony.
- 1.27Ship of Spies (1)Apr 2, 1966Rate

Max is tasked with retrieving blueprints for a powerful weapon aboard a ship, but he must stay alert as a silent killer stalks the crew, making it difficult to determine who is the real threat when everyone seems to make the same strange clip-clop noise.
- 1.28Ship of Spies (2)Apr 9, 1966Rate

Max is saved from drowning by 99's quick thinking. Meanwhile, tensions rise as 44, frustrated with his secret role and mistreatment, confronts Max, leading to a dangerous confrontation and the revelation of the killer's identity.
- 1.29Shipment to BeirutApr 23, 1966Rate

Fashion model Mildred Spencer informs Smart that the blueprints for a supersonic aircraft are hidden sewn into the fabric of a dress.
- 1.30The Last One in is a Rotten SpyMay 7, 1966Rate
A Russian national swimmer reaches out to Max for assistance, though he is unable to remember her name.
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6 wins · 1 nominationPrimetime Emmy Award
- Won1969Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series — Don Adams
- Won1968Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series — Don Adams
- Won1968Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series — Bruce Bilson
- Won1967Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series — Don Adams
- Won1967Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series — Leonard B. Stern
- Won1967Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series — Buck Henry
- Nom1966Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series — Mel Brooks
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