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Maxwell Smart, bumbling yet lovable, thwarts KAOS with gadgets like the shoe phone, aided by Agent 99's smart savvy. Hilarity ensues as they navigate Cold War espionage with slapstick, one-liners, and the iconic Cone of Silence.

Get Smart Trivia

Who is the main character in the TV show "Get Smart"? (Easy)

#1: Maxwell Smart

#2: Agent 99

#3: The Chief

#4: Agent 13

What was the name of the organization that Maxwell Smart worked for in "Get Smart"? (Advanced)

#1: CONTROL

#2: KAOS

#3: SPECTRE

#4: UNCLE

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Get Smart Fun Facts

Would you believe was a catchphrase used by Maxwell Smart to cover up his mistakes with increasingly implausible explanations.

The shoe phone used by Agent Maxwell Smart was actually a functioning telephone modified by the prop department.

Get Smart Polls

Who is your favorite character from "Get Smart"?

Maxwell Smart

Agent 99

The Chief

Siegfried

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What's your favorite gadget from "Get Smart"?

Shoe Phone

Cone of Silence

Inflatable Coat

Cough Suppressant

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Popular Characters

Maxwell Smart

Agent 99

Chief

Siegfried

Larabee

99's Uncle

Fang

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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September 18, 1965

Debut of Get Smart

Get Smart, an American comedy television series created by Mel Brooks and Buck Henry, premieres on NBC.

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September 1969

Get Smart Moves to CBS

Get Smart moves its network from NBC to CBS for its fifth and final season.

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May 15, 1970

Final Original Episode Airs

The final original episode of Get Smart airs on CBS, concluding the show's original run.

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1980

Get Smart Reboot Series Airs

A revived version of Get Smart starring Don Adams with a new cast airs in syndication.

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