| Aired:
        1967-1968 Day & Time:
        Saturdays @ 8:30 PM
   Viva SmartSan Saludos's dictator, General Pajarito, has imprisoned
        ex-president Don Carlos. CONTROL sends Max and 99,
        disguised as flamenco dancers, to restore Don Carlos to
        power.
 Witness for the PersecutionMax is scheduled to testify against Mr. Tudbury, a KAOS
        leader. Tudbury orders an all- out KAOS effort to
        "Get Smart" before he can testify. Max's
        apartment gets a whole new array of protective devices to
        keep him safe.
 The Spy Who Met HimselfThe KAOS League of Impersonators is at work(KAOS sure
        does have a lot of impersonators) trying to take over
        CONTROL. The real Max meets the fake Max and is saved by
        the real Chief, or is it the fake Chief?
 The Spirit is WillingMax's new informer, Ann Ferris, promises to deliver
        evidence implicating Paul John Mondebello, top KAOS
        leader. Unfortunately, Ann Ferris was killed by
        Mondebello years earlier, so Max must hold a seance to
        get his evidence.
 Maxwell Smart, Private EyeCONTROL cutbacks force Max and 99 to become private eyes.
        They get hired by Mr. Sydney and Mr. Peter, two Maltese
        Falcon impersonators and the spoof begins.
 Supersonic BoomAfter attacking CONTROL headquarters with a sonic boom,
        KAOS threatens to use their sonic booms to destroy New
        York City. Max tracks the KAOS plotters to a car wash,
        but he can't stop them from using the sonic boom machine.
 One of Our Olives is MissingCarol Burnett guest-stars as country singer Ozark Annie.
        She accidentally swallows a KAOS transmitter disguised as
        an olive, and Max must protect her from KAOS before they
        cut the olive out. To complicate matters, Annie develops
        a crush on Max. Burnett is brilliant and her scenes with
        Adams are some of the funniest bits of the series.
 When Good Fellows Get TogetherKAOS, tired of Hymie foiling their plots, activates
        Groppo, the world's strongest and meanest robot. The only
        way Hymie can defeat Groppo is to be reprogrammed for
        evil, but he refuses and tries to make friends with
        Groppo.
 Dr. YesIs this a funny episode? Yes. Jawhol. Oui. Da. Si. Dr.
        Yes is sabotaging missile launches for KAOS and Max and
        99 go to Lost Lake to track down Dr. Yes.
 That Old Gang of MindBritish CONTROL needs Max to go undercover as the Scar,
        an American safecracker. He and 99 go to London where Max
        joins the Scorpion Gang in their attempt to steal the
        crown jewels.
 The Mild OnesA gang of hippie motorcycle bandits, The Purple Knights,
        kidnap a foreign prime minister. Max and 99 become
        "Wheels" and "Legs" and infiltrate
        the gang.
 Classification:DeadMax gets poisoned by a female KAOS agent and is doomed to
        die at one o'clock. Dr. Steele, CONTROL's scientist and
        stripper, tells Max that she can make an antidote if he
        can get a sample of the poison. He goes on a search for
        Mr. Hercules, the KAOS agent who ordered the poisoning.
 The Mysterious Dr. TWhen a top CONTROL scientist dies, he confesses that he
        was just a front for Dr. T, the real genius. Max and
        Siegfried both hunt for Dr. T, only to find he's a little
        younger than they had expected.
 The King LivesThe King of Coronia arrives and Washington and he's the
        spitting image of Max. The two switch roles as Max tries
        to foil the evil machinations of the King's evil
        half-brother Basil.(Evil half-brothers are always named
        Basil)
 The Groovy GuruThe Groovy Guru, played by Larry Storch, plans to incite
        the nation's youth to riot. He'll do this by broadcast a
        special song during his live broadcast, unless CONTROL
        can stop him. The best part of this episode is watching
        the '60's dancing.
 The Little Black Book, Parts I
        and IIMax's old army buddy Sid (Don Rickles) arrives in town
        unexpectedly and wants to go out on the town and find
        some women. He uses Max's little black book to arrange a
        double date, not knowing that the book he used was a KAOS
        book. The girls turn out to be KAOS agents and Sid
        refuses to believe that Max is really a spy.
 Don't Look BackA look-alike robs a bank and kills a guard, sending Max
        to prison for murder. Max escapes from Sgt. Gronski and a
        fugitive from the law, tries to find the one-armed man
        who committed the robbery and framed him. What was this a
        spinoff of?
 99 Loses ControlCasino owner Victor Royal proposes to 99 and she accepts,
        resigning from CONTROL. Max, unable to control himself,
        goes to work for Royal as his bodyguard and discovers
        that Royal is a KAOS agent. In this episode, 99 states
        her name to be Susan Hilton. While many trivia quizzes
        list this as 99's real name, at the end of the episode,
        99 states that it's a cover name and not her real real
        name.
 The Wax MaxShowing off for 99 at an amusement park's shooting
        gallery, Max wins 99 a kewpie doll. He also unwittingly
        gives the carny worker a KAOS code phrase and receives a
        plutonium kewpie doll. KAOS empties the park and captures
        them in the chamber of horrors, filled with terrifying
        wax images.
 Operation RidiculousWeek News Magazine arrives at CONTROL to do a profile
        piece on the agency. A toupee-wearing chief assigns the
        writers to Max, hoping a good story will mean more funds
        for the agency. However, KAOS sets up traps to make Max's
        ineptness even more obvious and it looks like the story
        for CONTROL will be bad.
 Spy,Spy,BirdieAlbert Pfister(the P is silent) appears at Max's
        apartment and asks Max to sign a petition against noise.
        Max refuses and Pfister starts blowing up the world,
        using his new silent explosive. After accusing each other
        of masterminding the plot, Max and Siegfried join forces
        to track down Pfister.
 Run, Robot, RunSnead and Neal, of KAOS' CAD division, disrupt
        an international track meet by injuring the U.S. players.
        Another parody, this one of the Avengers, is right on the
        mark. The only way to preserve our country's honor is for
        Hymie to enter the track meet and Max to protect him.
 The Hot LineKAOS discovers the phone number of the Chief's hot line.
        They impersonate the president and order Max to take over
        CONTROL. Max does and sends the chief undercover as a
        singing waiter. John Byner appears as a KAOS agent. The
        Chief reveals that he was an agent so long ago that he
        doesn't have a number, just a letter.
 The Reluctant RedheadCONTROL wants to get The Krispin Papers, files that
        contain a list of KAOS informers and agents. Krispin will
        only exchange the files for his missing wife Amanda.
        Since they don't have Amanda, CONTROL assigns Max to
        convert mousy lookalike Mimsi Sage into wild and crazy
        Amanda Krispin. Cesar Romero guest stars.
 Die,SpyIt's the move KAOS and CONTROL have been dreading, the
        introduction of a third spy agency, ACB. Max and new
        agent Samuels, a Bill Cosby act-alike, become traveling
        ping pong performers to flush out Kubacheck, the head of
        ACB. This episode is a brilliant parody of I Spy and even
        features Robert Culp in a hysterical cameo as a waiter.
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