Chief to 99: "Don't you want your child to grow up in a country free from strife, where all men are equal and where there is brotherly love in the very air we breathe? 86: "Of course she does. What country is that?" So funny and great writing! As true today as it was in the 60s.
It's not well know but Don Adams was a marine. He was in in the Battle of Guadalcanal in 1942 and later was a Drill Sergeant if one can imagine him as that.
My favourite quote from this show: Max is bring sent on a suicide mission - "Chief, if I don't come back from this, I don't want a big funeral. I'd just like a few of my close friends to get together and try and bring me back to life."
Wow! I just realized something. Don Adams used that same line at a tribute to him when he was old and people were giving him some sort of "Man of the Hour" tribute show. Sorry, I can't find the link to that show right now. I tried. It's on TH-cam.
Sadly it was Reagan who turned California into shit, when he gave amnesty to all those illegal aliens as President. Ever since that time California has been turning into a backward 3rd world shithole.
@chris Barnett I don't know why you are asking me that. It turned to shit because of all the illegals that became citizens magically. When you have massive immigration from a shithole it usually turns into a shithole.
You missed my favorite quote. The episode where they had to protect the "Beruvian" prime minister so he could collect a bunch of money from the government. Somebody asks what would be so bad if the US government didn't give him the money and Max says something like "If we didn't give other countries money, they wouldn't hate us and then how would we know who are friends are." Great way to sum up US foreign policy.
@@brettnelson7518 It's a joke because a lot of the countries that the US has given foreign aid to hate us, yet we still continue to give them money. What's even more hilarious is that while it was true back then, it's still true today.
I worked at a high class animal hospital in new York when I was younger... Barbera feldon walked in With two tiny dogs..as I fill out the form and asked for their names, she said 86 and 99...I held in my laughter..had to remain professional..
Brotherly love in the air you breath, says Chief, then Max replies “What country is that?” So ominous it’s scary to think it’s was funny stuff 50 years ago.
@@robertromero8692 I didn't comment about the joke itself ... that was indeed funny. Nice attempt at blame switching though. And perhaps you should understand that not everyone lives in your conservative-infested country.
@@godfreypigott Your use of the phrase "conservative-infested country" reveals the true motivation behind your comment: You don't like a negative characterization of the IRS. You LIKE what they do.
Arguably television's greatest comedy, certainly if it is not, it is in the conversation. The writing is comic genius. Don , Barbara and Ed were the perfect actors in the lead roles.
Great memories of going over to our grandparent's house on summer evenings & watching these shows IN COLOR! We had black & white TV at home all through the 1960's. I think my grandparents had beautiful wood encased Zenith or Quazar. Finally obtained a color set in the mid-1970's
i seem too recall one very cool episode where the chief was telling max and 99, kaos now had some nukes and threatened to destroy key US cities were out best brains where? Max replied,"we'll at lest washington DC is safe!" Lol, best show ever....
When you've seen an episode 12 times and still laugh, that can only be comic genius! And it was so clever and original, and you didn't have to send the kids out of the room with the tasteless, sorry excuse for humor on today's sitcoms. Get Smart was decades ahead of its time! There's a link with 99 telling about the show, and the CIA contacted the creators asking about those crazy devices, so they could be real. Well, it only took them half a century to make the shoe phone real! I don't know if they made a compact phone and I doubt there's a silver dollar coin that can get signals all over the planet. The movie a few years ago was a waste.
@@1musichombre Somewhere around here I've got a copy of the 1968 version of _A Midsummer Night's Dream_ starring Judi Dench as Titania, Helen Mirren as Hermia, and Diana Rigg as Helena. Oh, and Ian Holm as Puck and Ian Richardson as Oberon. Most of the other elves were played by children, and Judi Dench is basically naked throughout the movie. Dressed primarily in makeup and a few leaves, not necessarily strategically placed. Dench, Mirren, and Rigg were all _gorgeous_ back then. Helen Mirren remarkably still is, over fifty years later. Some people just age remarkably. It's an amazingly cast version of the play. Particularly Ian Richardson and Helen Mirren.
Kaos agent with gun on Max & 99. Max- "Right now this place is surrounded by a dozen control agents!" Kaos agent- "I find that very hard to believe Mr Smart.." Max- Would you believe.... "an angry boy scout?"
This was a brilliant series. It was perfect for the time and it still is very cool. In some ways similar to a contemporaneous piece Rocky and Bullwinkle. One thing these both have in common is they have been duplicated and redone and remade and they'll never be as good as the originals. It's all about the je ne sais quoi...
Newbie Gamelover - You didn't get the joke, did you? Only the politically correct creatures who live to destroy comedy in the world, would make that tasteless/humorless alteration to a joke. [Actually, the original joke was funny, while your unnecessary addition/remake, was not - remember, Get Smart had talented writers; and you are not a talented writer, nor are you a talented thinker]
Mel Brooks and Buck Henry were way ahead of the curve with that show. Their topical comments were great. Punch lines came straight out of the headlines.
When Get Smart first hit air in 1965, Edward Platt had not even turned 50 years old! By the time the last episode aired in 1970, he was only 54 years old, but easily looked to be in his mid-to-late 60s all through the series. Sadly, he suffered from severe depression and took his own life in 1974 at the age of 58.
@@anneb889 I mostly agree, but we used to be able to laugh at ourselves, not take everything so seriously. I blame late night TV. Bring back Craig Ferguson :)
Mel Brooks only worked on a few early episodes. He was focused on his film career. Buck Henry was story editor in season 2, then he left, as well. The show ran for 3 more years without either of them.
Thanks Maxwell Smart that last statement tops them all. In brotherly love.... That's wonderful Chief what country is that.. getting a stomach ache from laughing what one-liners as natural as Mae West
How about the one on nuclear disarmament? Max says "we should demand every country on Earth does away with nukes." "What if they wont do it, Max?" "Then we should blast them! You can't be too careful, 99!"
I wonder if one should just let a friendly foreign government set up an investigative committee of it's own, and able to choose it's own members. that's the best solution, for the people at least..
It is comedian/impressionist John Byner playing a KAOS agent who impersonates LBJ to destroy CONTROL. This episode also features Don Adams' real brother as Brady; the family name is Yarmey.
Show about when ziegfreed says To max i quit the spy bisness and im going straight and max asks what Will You do now he replies im going To be a tv repairman and max replies i thought You said You were going straight
Ed Platt's delivery is perfect. He was so important to the show.
But Dana Elcar was very good as his replacement in the film The Nude Bomb.
he committed suicide adams drove him nuts 😳
Edward Platt's performance is DEFINITELY one(1) of my favorite aspects of the show..
The older it gets, the more ahead of it's time it becomes.
the more revealing!
Except ... WHERE'S MY CONE OF SILENCE???
Joseph Erhardt Apparently the cone of silence was a real CIA invention. It worked about as well as it did in the show.
Get Smart is one show where I never get tired of watching the repeats, I still get a good laugh every time, the writing was superb.
OK boomer
Chief to 99: "Don't you want your child to grow up in a country free from strife, where all men are equal and where there is brotherly love in the very air we breathe? 86: "Of course she does. What country is that?" So funny and great writing! As true today as it was in the 60s.
How cynical…
@@crazyfire9470not at all. you live under a rock?
Would you believe I have only watched one episode of Get Smart? Would you believe 2? How about I never stopped watching them! Believe it.
roger sowers
I find that difficult to believe. You must have also watched inspector gadget.
You missed it by THAT much.
Barbara Feldon was a hottie back in the day.
those bangs! I'm such a fool for bangs...
she was classs
Nicholas Maude Still is
As we used to say, "Hubba hubba!"
Can't believe she wrote a book about living alone. What's wrong with the men in New York, Barbara Feldon is a babe!
@J Can du OK boomer
Get Smart was once considered comedy.
Now, it is documentary.
Excellent observation sir, lol
Get Smart is comedy
@@balzito OK. So why aren't you laughing at our jokes??
Mel Brooks, dedicated progressive
It's not well know but Don Adams was a marine. He was in in the Battle of Guadalcanal in 1942 and later was a Drill Sergeant if one can imagine him as that.
Don Adams as a drill sergeant? OMG. This comedy skit writes itself! :)
Yes Mr Yarmy was a vet. Unlike 45
@@zapkvr 45! How dare you, Sir?
I find that hard to believe. :)
Would you believe he was a girl scout?
Timeless! Get Smart keeps getting smarter!💕🍀
The Chief was such a consummate straight man!
@cosmicVox13 His straight delivery made it all the more funny...
Still so funny after all these years... great scripts, great actors... and no bad language!
Well... bad language is subjective.....
Barbara Feldon, every mans dream and grace and sexuality oozing from her beautiful style...
A lot of hot women on Get Smart. My fave was Dr. Steele.
Still not bad for 89.
Watching of this video outside of the cone of silence is prohibited.
I remember when this show was new!
FATHER THOMAS Hah..god one, that faulty cone was classic ,line I still use once in while.. but those who get it,, are becoming rare... Shalom
@RollinRat ohhh, a CONE of silence. I have been using a SCONE of silence. I jam it in my mouth and try to talk. Nobody has a clue what I'm saying. :)
Outside of the Confessional as well
What?!! 👂🏼🤚🏻
"The governor of California put a ten cent tax on water."
Yep, that sounds about right.
Well, you win some .. you Newsom
@@ColonelStrakerthe irony is that they were joking about Reagan...the leader in deficit growth, secret government, and cultural drug war
My favourite quote from this show: Max is bring sent on a suicide mission - "Chief, if I don't come back from this, I don't want a big funeral. I'd just like a few of my close friends to get together and try and bring me back to life."
Wow! I just realized something. Don Adams used that same line at a tribute to him when he was old and people were giving him some sort of "Man of the Hour" tribute show. Sorry, I can't find the link to that show right now. I tried. It's on TH-cam.
😅
Ronald Reagan was Govenor of California when this show was on tv. A great place to live during those days.
It was greater when Jerry fired his ass
Sadly it was Reagan who turned California into shit, when he gave amnesty to all those illegal aliens as President. Ever since that time California has been turning into a backward 3rd world shithole.
Russians talking here.
@chris Barnett I don't know why you are asking me that. It turned to shit because of all the illegals that became citizens magically.
When you have massive immigration from a shithole it usually turns into a shithole.
@chris Barnett Are you aware of a thing called "reproduction" or the concept that not everything happens at once?
99 is soooo damn fine!
Old enough to be your Grandmother. You've got good taste!
Smokin'
@@charlesroberts3650 gilf
You missed my favorite quote. The episode where they had to protect the "Beruvian" prime minister so he could collect a bunch of money from the government.
Somebody asks what would be so bad if the US government didn't give him the money and Max says something like "If we didn't give other countries money, they wouldn't hate us and then how would we know who are friends are."
Great way to sum up US foreign policy.
Thankfully President Trump is turning that around.
Wth? "if we didn't give them money they wouldn't hate us". Why would they hate the country that gave them money?
@@brettnelson7518 - Ask Iran.
@@brettnelson7518 It's a joke because a lot of the countries that the US has given foreign aid to hate us, yet we still continue to give them money. What's even more hilarious is that while it was true back then, it's still true today.
@@brettnelson7518 Gratitude is a hair shirt that chafes and itches over time.
I worked at a high class animal hospital in new York when I was younger... Barbera feldon walked in With two tiny dogs..as I fill out the form and asked for their names, she said 86 and 99...I held in my laughter..had to remain professional..
Did you reply to Barbara "Would you believe a little dinghy ?"
You mean you prevented the goodness of life from happening.
Barbara Feldon was a beautiful lady!
And had IMO the sexiest voice of any woman who ever spoke.
and she was loving it! Max.
As George Washington said in his farewell to his troops, "Farewell, troops."
Do you know who the actor is saying that? Thanks
@@watchtonight6178 Comedian/actor Stu Gillam.
@@bikefixer Thanks again!
👆 Here's the guy that always turns up and posts a comment that's a line we all heard the first time. 😑
@@bikefixer you beat me to it. I recall he had been in a number of sitcoms and game shows as a panelist. Was a funny guy.
Old agent: "Who are you."
99: "I am 99"
Old guy: "You sure don't look it."
OK boomer
I went "Green" back in the 1960s... (but I didn't inhale)
Great man, he served and was lucky to get out alive, Great comedian. I sure miss him/
Get Smart never dies. Thanks for the compilation.
50 years after its run and many of these jokes are still as sharp as ever
"Dial a cow" phone. I'm pretty sure Devin Nunes has one.
Art Vale ... Trump 2020 MAGA !!!
even then Mel Brooks was an absolute genius
Excuse me, sir, Mel Brooks has always been a genius. And he will remain one.
Calling the opponent Chaos resonates so strongly with our situation in the 21st century.
KAOS
more like the last 4 years.
Brotherly love in the air you breath, says Chief, then Max replies “What country is that?” So ominous it’s scary to think it’s was funny stuff 50 years ago.
Funniest lines in this video!
even the every man is equal stuff: not much equality has ever been going on in America.
"standard issue for all terrorist organizations". "Where did you get these?" "The Internal Revenue Service". LOL
It is sad how people quote jokes looking for likes.
@@godfreypigott What's sad is your lack of a sense of humor. Or perhaps you admire the IRS so much that you hate the idea of someone making fun of it.
@@robertromero8692 I didn't comment about the joke itself ... that was indeed funny. Nice attempt at blame switching though. And perhaps you should understand that not everyone lives in your conservative-infested country.
@@godfreypigott Your use of the phrase "conservative-infested country" reveals the true motivation behind your comment: You don't like a negative characterization of the IRS. You LIKE what they do.
@@robertromero8692 Do explain the "logic" you applied which led to that conclusion, especially as I have no idea what the "IRS" is.
I always loved that show.
It was like a friend died when Max died a few years back.
Arguably television's greatest comedy, certainly if it is not, it is in the conversation. The writing is comic genius. Don , Barbara and Ed were the perfect actors in the lead roles.
Great memories of going over to our grandparent's house on summer evenings & watching these shows IN COLOR! We had black & white TV at home all through the 1960's. I think my grandparents had beautiful wood encased Zenith or Quazar. Finally obtained a color set in the mid-1970's
My family got our first colour set in January 1967, and "Get Smart" was the first show we watched on it.
You were lucky. My folks waited 12 years for their B&W set to finally die and got a color TV in 1980....I was 20 and not living at home at the time.
One of my favourite shows ever
One of the All-time best comedy shows!
i seem too recall one very cool episode where the chief was telling max and 99, kaos now had some nukes and threatened to destroy key US cities were out best brains where? Max replied,"we'll at lest washington DC is safe!" Lol, best show ever....
When you've seen an episode 12 times and still laugh, that can only be comic genius! And it was so clever and original, and you didn't have to send the kids out of the room with the tasteless, sorry excuse for humor on today's sitcoms. Get Smart was decades ahead of its time! There's a link with 99 telling about the show, and the CIA contacted the creators asking about those crazy devices, so they could be real. Well, it only took them half a century to make the shoe phone real! I don't know if they made a compact phone and I doubt there's a silver dollar coin that can get signals all over the planet. The movie a few years ago was a waste.
+Scott FoxL
In the very first scene of the very first episode, Max is at the opera and his cell phone---I mean shoe phone---rings, annoying everyone.
@@scottfoxl7431 Timeless, still be playing in 2065
Agent 99. This explains my prediction for tall slender brunettes with bangs.
I think you mean *predilection*
@Jeff G. OK boomer
Yeah sure. I could blame it on auto correct, but that would mean I spelled it wrong and then didn't proof-read. Good catch.
99, Maryann, and Jeannie! Perfect trifecta.
Mrs. Peale
I agree with Frank!
@@1musichombre Somewhere around here I've got a copy of the 1968 version of _A Midsummer Night's Dream_ starring Judi Dench as Titania, Helen Mirren as Hermia, and Diana Rigg as Helena. Oh, and Ian Holm as Puck and Ian Richardson as Oberon. Most of the other elves were played by children, and Judi Dench is basically naked throughout the movie. Dressed primarily in makeup and a few leaves, not necessarily strategically placed.
Dench, Mirren, and Rigg were all _gorgeous_ back then. Helen Mirren remarkably still is, over fifty years later. Some people just age remarkably.
It's an amazingly cast version of the play. Particularly Ian Richardson and Helen Mirren.
FranktheDachshund ... add Lucille Ball... 🥳🤩🥳🤪
Elizabeth Montgomery as well.
Kaos agent with gun on Max & 99.
Max- "Right now this place is surrounded by a dozen control agents!"
Kaos agent- "I find that very hard to believe Mr Smart.."
Max- Would you believe.... "an angry boy scout?"
don't forget his dog
99 was a hottie
We always called her 69.
Hard to believe that 99 is now 85.
R. Blakehole She will be Max next year.
And still a looker! ;-)
That’s nothing; 86 is dead.
She's been 99 since '65. Only 46 more 'till she's been 99 for 99.
@@g00gleminus96 In 79 it will be 99 that she's been 99 since '99.
Very good! The episodes with Don Rickles were hilarious!!
Rickles was Bill Burr before there was Bill Burr. He and Dangerfield were from the Jewish Borsch Belt/Catskills scene.
@J Yeah, he can be forgiven for that. "We can't all be perfect". Line from "Independence Day" ~{ : D }=
@J YEAH! He IS perfect, Don Rickles WAS a JEW! Wikipedia! (I am not a Jew and I approve this message.) ~{ : D }=
@Robert Kiwan I don't understand what you said, but I assumed it good, Shalom!
My kids are in their twenties now, but they watched these when younger and loved them just as much as I did as a teenager.
Imagine you're a Marine boot camp recruit in WWII-- and DI Donald Adams is your sergeant. Yup, Don Adams was a gyrene.
I thought that was Don Knotts. But Don Addams does make more sense.
There should be a laugh track like this on CNN.
This Show was always GREAT
Nice cut! One of my all time favorite shows!
Just as relevant now as it was a few minutes ago.
Get Smart is one of my favorite shows ever.
"What country is that?" Unfortunately that never gets old.
I so miss these old shows. Never realised all the adult actors we had back then. Miss that.
Screw the camera-I've always wanted the shoe-phone I was implicitly promised- until now. Longhorn phone please!...
You win. The highest form of intelligence is humour. That's why there's no such thing as military intelligence. Carry on.
Ever heard of Millitary humor? The Reading digest used to have a page "humor in uniform" every month
@@zapkvr darn I missed that never got to read that. I bet it was funny
The last one is my favorite of all time.
Agent 99 = YUMMY ;)
barbara feldon was a babe
This was a brilliant series. It was perfect for the time and it still is very cool. In some ways similar to a contemporaneous piece Rocky and Bullwinkle. One thing these both have in common is they have been duplicated and redone and remade and they'll never be as good as the originals. It's all about the je ne sais quoi...
I dont know what that is.
You’re right. I looked forward to the remake and it was like a watching a play put on by little kids compared to the original.
Both Mel Brooks and Jay Ward are masters of satire. Their insightful social commentary is as relevant today as when these films were made.
Glad I bought them all on dvd. Love it!!
Some of the best writing ever put on paper. Pure Gold
I see a lot of "C.P.O. Sharky" in Don Rickles' performance in this one.
I thought I was the only one who remembered that show.
My favorite line "Missed it by that much."
Sorry, Chief
would you believe it's WOULD YOU BELIEVE????????????????????????
@@gertraba4484 I find that hard to believe.
@@blisterbrain"so tell me what would you believe so I can accomodate the story"
Twice.
The good old days. Don Adams' last speech before his death is a masterpiece. Check it out.
"Check it Out!" was the name of a series he starred in from 1985-1988; it was another chapter in that very thin book "Great CTV Sitcoms."
Smart: How long would that take?
99: 3 months.
Smart: What if it was an emergency?
99: 4 months.
Me: More like 7 months.🤣
Newbie Gamelover
- You didn't get the joke, did you?
Only the politically correct creatures who live to destroy comedy in the world, would make that tasteless/humorless alteration to a joke.
[Actually, the original joke was funny, while your unnecessary addition/remake, was not - remember, Get Smart had talented writers; and you are not a talented writer, nor are you a talented thinker]
@@justplainbrad7713 It's an obvious joke. Obvious joke are hard to make funny. I never claimed to be a pro.
Mel Brooks and Buck Henry were way ahead of the curve with that show. Their topical comments were great. Punch lines came straight out of the headlines.
Way ahead of their time. Look up the scene where Max's shoe phone rings while he is at the symphony.
my favorite- "the craw"? "not craw- CRAW!
I remember the Chief even called him "the Craw".
Lefty?
das raycis
Definitely!
That was politically incorrect even in its own time--which helped to make it all the more fun.
Everybody was in love with agent 99... What a perfect combination.
She's still alive. Fancy a 91 year old woman?
I cried after Don Adams passed away. :(
I absolutely love and adored this show...…...
When Get Smart first hit air in 1965, Edward Platt had not even turned 50 years old! By the time the last episode aired in 1970, he was only 54 years old, but easily looked to be in his mid-to-late 60s all through the series. Sadly, he suffered from severe depression and took his own life in 1974 at the age of 58.
So sad, because he was also having severe financial problems...he was typecast after Get Smart.
Why does this seem more timely
now than when it was aired?
BILL MURRAY tells a lot about the government today
Nothing really changes. We can take some comfort that everything we think/feel has happened many many times before.
@@anneb889 I mostly agree, but we used to be able to laugh at ourselves, not take everything so seriously. I blame late night TV. Bring back Craig Ferguson :)
We were asleep
I guess political humor has never changed! Haha!
if one thinks about this carefully, maybe people ought to start get a bit worried..
@@Iason29 Absolutely!
"The governor of California just put a ten cent tax on water." 55 years ahead of its time!
I thought of Get Smart as very cool as a kid. I particularly thought the phone in the shoe was novel.
The genius of Mel Brooks is quite evident here.
Mel Brooks only worked on a few early episodes. He was focused on his film career. Buck Henry was story editor in season 2, then he left, as well. The show ran for 3 more years without either of them.
So many of the Texas jokes about LBJ were again relevant with GWB. Political comedy is apparently timeless.
99...”Mexico’s offering us all the water we need”
86....”tell ‘em thanks anyway!!”....ROFL...😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣👍👍
Thanks Maxwell Smart that last statement tops them all. In brotherly love.... That's wonderful Chief what country is that.. getting a stomach ache from laughing what one-liners as natural as Mae West
Best line in the whole video.
we will never see such good quality comedy on television again.
how very sad.
"What is this, 'Dial-A-Cow'?" 🤣
I just LOVE the time we find out that KAOS is a Delaware corporation. :) :) :)
And their POW camp was in Passaic, NJ.
It was a really good show.
LOL! Why is Sabastion acting like he had 3 shots of beer? XD He looks smashed! XD
I had such a crush on 99 .. 3:17
but that was the plan!
Richardms1961
That cordless horn phone was cool.
Don Rickles would be in comedy jail with a life sentence today
lol the good old days ....
“I have a switchblade in my front pocket.”
“No you don’t.”
Max just smiles.
RIP Buck Henry 💕
Loved Get Smart. 3.40 . Hell, they even predicted Bill Clinton.
This was once considered COMEDY!
It still is comedy. Lot better than the stuff they call comedy today
@@BrianSeaySr oh, i AGREE with you 100%.
How about the one on nuclear disarmament? Max says "we should demand every country on Earth does away with nukes." "What if they wont do it, Max?" "Then we should blast them! You can't be too careful, 99!"
Maybe blast their nukes?:P
That's militant pacifism
Strange! A Senate Investigating Committee Investigating the Senate Investigating Committee Just what we need now.
I wonder if one should just let a friendly foreign government set up an investigative committee of it's own, and able to choose it's own members. that's the best solution, for the people at least..
3:38, I'm guessing that is supposed to be LBJ...hilarious...
Yes, it was LBJ on the cow horn phone as he was from Texas.
Yes. Doesn't look like LBJ, but sounds like him, the cattle horns...
It is comedian/impressionist John Byner playing a KAOS agent who impersonates LBJ to destroy CONTROL. This episode also features Don Adams' real brother as Brady; the family name is Yarmey.
Barbera Feldon made that show , Maxwell Smart and 99.. always will be a Timeless Classic Duo,,...
Whenever I watch these shows I find myself asking the same question : Why the comedy of today is about nothing but filth ?!
You're just an old fart
Nour Mourad Nobody know how to be creative anymore.
Because Republicans turned everything to s**t
Because there is no creativity.. Everything is politically correct... People have no sense of humor...
Morality, I'd love to take a time machine back to the early 60s or mid to late 50s and stay foever.
That's veteran radio and TV actor/announcer Harry Bartell as Dietrich, and John Byner doing the LBJ impression.
One of the best!
Barbara Feldon!
Brilliant mix.. !!!!
Loved this show!
So timely.
Show about when ziegfreed says To max i quit the spy bisness and im going straight and max asks what Will You do now he replies im going To be a tv repairman and max replies i thought You said You were going straight
Except that this never happened in Get Smart. 🙄