Get Smart (1965 - 1970)

Get Smart

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'Would you believe,' as Maxwell Smart would say, this spy spoof was for a time all the rage (and an Emmy winner to boot)? Baby Boomers can never hear that phrase, used by the inept agent when caught in a ridiculous situation, without recalling this series (co-created by Mel Brooks), which is filled with James Bond-style capers featuring Smart; his sexy partner, Agent 99, at the C.O.N.T.R.O.L. agency; and K.A.O.S., the sinister organization they battled, invariably with chaotic results.

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1969, CBS, 26 episodes

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1968, CBS, 26 episodes

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1967, CBS, 26 episodes

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1966, CBS, 30 episodes

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1965, CBS, 30 episodes

Cast

Don Adams
as Maxwell Smart (Agent 86)
Barbara Feldon
as Agent 99
Edward Platt
as Chief
Dave Ketchum
as Agent 13
Stacy Keach Sr.
as Prof. Carlson
Robert Karvelas
as Larrabee
Bernie Kopell
as Siegfried
Patti Gilbert
as Miss Magruder / Rhonda
King Moody
as Markovitch
Dick Gautier
as Hymie
William Schallert
as Hargarde
Donald Diamond
as Goldmouth
Don Diamond
as Goldmouth
Jane Dulo
as Mother
Oscar Beregi
as Beastmaster
Don Rickles
as Krimm
Leonard Strong
as The Claw
Howard Caine
as Dr. Fish
Stacy Keach
as Carlson
Milton Selzer
as Parker
Billy Barty
as Marco
Victor French
as Agent 44
Sid Haig
as Turk
Hedley Mattingly
as Sparrow
Harold J. Stone
as Groman
Jack Gilford
as Simon
Alice Ghostley
as Verna
John Doucette
as Von Klaus
Robert Cornthwaite
as Windish
John Fiedler
as Hercules
Charles Bateman
as Chuck
Bill Dana
Ralph Manza
as Finster
Bob Karvelas
as Larrabee
Eddie Ryder
as Psychiatrist
Joseph Sirola
as Harvey Satan
Lyn Peters
as Mrs. Neal
Ellen Weston
as Dr. Steele
John Myhers
as Wolenska
Judy Dan
as Susie
Patti Gilbert
as Rhonda
Irwin Charone
as Whitaker
Henry Corden
as Mondo
Lewis Charles
as Lopez
Maurice Marsac
as Porter
Johnny Carson
as Train Conductor
Fabian Dean
as Delivery Man
Kurt Kreuger
as Auerbach
Victor Sen Yung
as Yamasaki
Marcel Hillaire
as Prof. Duval
Paul Lukather
as Baccardo
Ted de Corsia
as Natz
Arlene Golonka
as Zelda
Alan Oppenheimer
as Agent 498
Del Moore
as Agent 38
Than Wyenn
as Mondebello
George Sawaya
as Werewolf
Gregg Palmer
as Texan
H.M. Wynant
as Valentine
Maudie Prickett
as Bertha
Joey Forman
as Harry Hoo
Vito Scotti
as Prof. Dante
Henry Brandon
as Zukor
Richard Yarmy
as Brady
Andre Philippe
as Toulouse
Joseph Mell
as Waiter
Stuart Nisbet
as Schulman
Dana Elcar
as Kruger
Al Molinaro
as Agent 44
Diahn Williams
as British Agent
Patrick O'Moore
as Dr. Shotwire
Tisha Sterling
as Miss U.S.A.
Monty Landis
as General
George Ives
as Bascomb
Ina Balin
as Ann
Donald Davis
as Dr. Yes
Bruce Gordon
as Gronski
Regis Philbin
as Bakery Man
Alan Baxter
as Sen. Wheelwright
J. Carroll Naish
as Sam
Fred Willard
as Lundy
Russ Conway
as Captain
Tom Poston
as Mad Scientist
Paul Richards
as Ironhand
Don Diamond
as Goldmouth
John Dehner
as Kirby
Jonathan Harris
as Ambassador
Ned Glass
as Freddie
Ben Wright
as Hillary
Simon Oakland
as Cowboy
Susanne Cramer
as Tanya
Karen Steele
as Mary Jane
Torin Thatcher
as Dr. Braam
Lew Gallo
as Nealis
Lisa Pera
as Mme. Verna
Julian Burton
as Schnell
Marc London
as Agent 74
Victor Tayback
as Jamal
Roxane Berard
as Trinka
Antoinette Bower
as Valerie
Dana Wynter
as Ann
Rueben Singer
as Dr. Rath
Vincent Price
as Jarvis Pym
Ronald Long
as Leach
Michael Pate
as Naharana
Michael Dante
as Rex
Murray Matheson
as Devonshire
Robert Strauss
as Franco
Dick Patterson
as Chain
Angelique
as Charlie
Farley Granger
as Billet
Iggie Wolfington
as Dutchman
Ann Prentiss
as Nancy
Richard Devon
as Waxman
Stu Gilliam
as Samuels
Ann Elder
as Dr. Simon
Peter Barbutti
as Bruno
Julie Newmar
as Ingrid
Virginia Jaeger
as Rose
Victor Buono
as Day
Michael Dunn (I)
as Mr. Big
Anthony Caruso
as Red Cloud
Conrad Janis
as Victor
Ford Rainey
as Prof. Sontag
Vaughan Taylor
as Herbert
Bert Freed
as Badeff/Mr. Big
Allen Emerson
as Luchek
Harold Gould
as Hunter
Craig Heubing
as Forebus
William Chapman
as Jericho
Larry Storch
as KAOS DJ
George Macready
as Fitzmaurice
Jack Cassidy
as Mr. Bob
Ivor Francis
as Pedechefsky
Nancy Kovack
as Sonja
Lynn Borden
as Miss Parker
Gale Sondergaard
as Mrs. Van Hooten
Pat Paulsen
as Ace Weems
Robert Middleton
as The Whip
Joseph Ruskin
as Ehrlich
Robert Ellenstein
as Alex
Leonard Nimoy
as Stryker
Ian Abercrombie
as Sgt. Poole
Bill Oberlin
as W.C. Fields
Paul Hahn
as Phineas
Sid Grossfeld
as Cop
Larry Vincent
as Jacoby
William Joseph Keene
as Newfield
Judy Lang
as Mildred
Victor Lundin
as Raymond
Donald Murphy
as Melnik
Harry Bartell
as Dietrich
Peter Coe
as Petroff
Alex Rocco
as KAOS Agent
Myrna Ross
as Fatima
Carol Burnett
as Ozark Annie
Michael Bell
as Brute
Eileen Weston
as Dr. Steele
Jacques Bergerac
as Victor
Percy Helton
as Pfister
John Harding
as Marco
Alizia Gur
as Gina
Barney Phillips
as Greer
Bryan O'Byrne
as Jason
John Zaremba
as Senator
Inger Stratton
as Princess Ingred
Gregory Morton
as Dr. Haskell
Adele Palacios
as White Cloud
Carol Ohmart
as Countess
Jack Lambert
as Shark
Tony Lo Bianco
as KAOS Agent
Gil Green
as Kimmel
Kai Hernandez
as Lulana
Gayle Hunnicutt
as Octavia
Lisa Gaye
as Miss Smith
Craddock Munro
as Longnecker
Judith McConnell
as Princess
Allen Jaffe
as One-Handed Man
Robert Ridgely
as Dracula
John Orchard
as Snead
Poupée Bocar
as Tamara
Pat Houtchens
as Scientist
Alberto Monte
as Lopez
B.S. Pully
as One-Way Al
Ron Husmann
as Hammerstein
Charles Lane
as Abner
Martin Kosleck
as Dr. Drago
Robert F. Simon
as Steuben
Jane Massey
as Nina
Robert Patten
as Agent 54
Charles Irving
as Noodelman
Walker Edmiston
as Prince Buhbi
Steve Gravers
as Carlos
Ted Knight
as Hans
Jana Taylor
as Isabella
Todd Martin
as Himmel
Vico Grecco
as Caruso
Edward Kovens
as Moorpark
Terence Kilburn
as Carl
Kathie Browne
as Girl
John Dennis
as Kinsky
Herbert Voland
as Neff
Barbara Bain
as Alma
Phillip Pine
as Blake
Robert Carricart
as Julio
Arthur Batanides
as KAOS Agent
John Abbott
as Mondo
Frank de Vol
as Carleton
Jan Arvan
as Sehokian
Laurel Goodwin
as Phoebe
Tim Herbert
as Ballantine
Morton Jacobs
as The Choker
John Alvin
as Rhinehouse
Geraldine Brooks
as Tracy
Valerie Hawkins
as Miss Transmania
Patty Regan
as Mrs. Macklin
Berry Kroeger
as Fat Man
Cesar Romero
as Kinsey Krispin
Jamie Farr
as Musician
Pete Barbuti
as Dr. Von Schikel
Bernard E. Barrow
as Stanilaus
Tom Bosley
as Emil
Pat Henry
Ned Wertimer
as Dr. Proctor
Danny Dayton
as Cabbie
Julie Bennett
as Zachary
Nicholas Georgiade
as Marcus
John Van Dreelen
as DeGrasse
Jim MacGeorge
as Laurel
Ellen Corby
as Agnes
Elisa Ingram
as Rena
Louis Wills
as Bubinski
Larry D. Mann
as Victor
Woodrow Parfrey
as Dr. Pasteur
Phil Roth
as Little Man
Peter Robbins
as Tattledove
Robert Culp
Aron Kincaid
as Talbot
Caroline Adams
as Carnie
Raymond O'Keefe
as First Sailor
Tom Farrell
as Tuttle
Loree Frazier
as Redgrave
Tania Lemani
as Carla
Lee Kolima
as Bobo
Lee Bergere
as Richelieu
Pitt Herbert
as Standish
Johnny Seven
as Kosovich
Sidney Clute
as Chaperone
Edward Colmans
as Carlos
Len Lesser
as Vogel
Steve Allen
Jay Lawrence
as Kohlman
Claude Woolman
as Victor
Pupee Bocar
as Esperanza
Jack de Leon
as Stronheim
Milton Parsons
as Obler
Peter Canon
as Kadinsky
Rege Cordic
as Quinton
Paul Wexler
as Hogarth
Jim Connell
as Alex
Diana Webster
as Mrs. Waterhouse
Janine Gray
as Zelinka
Bill Saito
as Toto
Don Brodie
as Informer
Dino Natale/Alan Dexter
as KAOS Agents
Howard Morton
as Dobring
John McLiam
as Seidlizt
Mickey Manners
as Gertrude/Gerald
Laurie Main
as Dr. Ramsey
James Nolan
as Policeman
Jim Boles
as Dr. Ratton
Michael Forest
as Basil
Barry Newman
as Assistant
Julie Sommars
as Mimsy
Avery Schreiber
as Oleg
Pat McCormick
Maury Wills
as Roberts
Michael Long
as Centurion
Paul Comi
as Le Moco
Peter Mamakos
as Ahmad
Bob Hope
John Byner
as Gorshen
Don Megowan
as Murphy
Leo Gordon
as Grillak
Willis Bouchey
as Air Force General
Iris Adrian
as Mrs. Dawson
James Millhollin
as Ticket Seller
Larry Gallery
as Phelps
Kay Michaels
as Receptionist
Richard Angarola
as Otto
Don Ross
as Becker
Peter Brocco
as Prof. Pheasant
Theodore Marcuse
as Demetrios
Byron Foulger
as Bush
Barbara Stanek
as Vana
Howard Wendell
as Judge
Martin J. Kelley
as Walters
Jean Marie
as Pussycat
Henry Hunter
as Tudbury
H.B. Haggerty
as Gropo
Larry Duran
as El Gatto
James Komack
as Gunman
Noam Pitlik
as Bodecker
Eddie Hice
as Drummer
Johnny Haymer
as Nova
Edward G. Robinson Jr.
as Crawford
Walter Seifert
as Man
Ann Summers
as Hermione
Byron Morrow
as Watson
Alice Reinheart
as Hilda
Buddy Hackett
Larry Anthony
as Ravage
Terence Pushman
as Wiggs
Judy McConnell
as Stewardess
Joseph E. Bernard
as Karl Vogel
Paul Dooley
as Hanlon
Joan Patrick
as Victoria
Wally Cox
Sharon Cintron
as Waitress
Broderick Crawford
as Madre
Sandra Kent
as Girl
Buddy Lewis
as Mario
Sarah Marshall
as Nicola
Mrs. Don Adams
as Bridesmaid
Ella Edwards
as Miss Hoskins
Peggo Mondo
as Barova
Victoria Carroll
as Myrna
Gordon Jump
as Hodkins
Jack Regotzy
as Miguel
Robert Easton
as Maestro
Helen Boll
as Helen Boll
Andy Albin
as Bartender
Dodd Denney
as Mrs. Dickey
John Trayne
as Waterhouse
Vince Howard
as Policeman
Billy Curtis
as El Lobo-ito
Milton Berle
John Barbour
as Webster
Ralph Moody
as Carruthers
Dan Seymour
as Prince
Danny Thomas
Bob Carroll
as Otto Cronin
Hary Bash
as Luchek
Stanley Clements
as Simons
Ann Prentis
as Nancy
Barbara Fuller
as Woman
Cliff Norton
as Gen. Christian
Allen Joseph
as Windy Vasquez
Billy Bletcher
as Frank Ogg
Alan Drake
as Sergeant
Roy Dean
as Magistrate
Diana Hale
as Girl
Jerry Maren
as Lower Gemini
Ernest Borgnine
Ned Wever
as Judge
Owen Bush
as Bartender
Lennie Bremen
as Bartender
Natividad Vacio
as Felicidad
Chuck Harrod
as Second Sailor
Corbett Monica
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Series Details

TV Network: CBS
Premiere Date: Sep 18, 1965
Genre: Comedy
Executive Producer: Leonard Stern
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