Hi there, thanks for your comment. I'm considered a Generation X person too...Being an "80s child" who experienced the entire decade meant I was exposed to 60s and 70s pop culture alongside the large variety of 80s trends. So, yes, I watched Get Smart reruns in the late 80s and really liked the show. I liked The Nude Bomb (1980) too. I think the writing of The Exterminator didn't utilize Don Adams in the ways that would have worked very well. The multiple masks scene was quite funny. I've just started to read about Scooby-Doo and Guess Who? I'm certainly interested in the episodes with fictional guest characters in them. I also think it's cool that they asked Cher, Sandy Duncan, George Takei, Carol Burnett, Weird Al, Wanda Sykes, and Kevin Conroy to do guest spots. Many of the other guests I've never heard of and some of them seem like questionable choices for a show like Scooby-Doo. In any event, I'll definitely check it out.
Have you checked out Scooby Doo and Guess Who?(but as an Gen-X kid , i loved the Don Adams Episode cause i watched Get Smart Reruns in the summers )
Hi there, thanks for your comment. I'm considered a Generation X person too...Being an "80s child" who experienced the entire decade meant I was exposed to 60s and 70s pop culture alongside the large variety of 80s trends. So, yes, I watched Get Smart reruns in the late 80s and really liked the show. I liked The Nude Bomb (1980) too. I think the writing of The Exterminator didn't utilize Don Adams in the ways that would have worked very well. The multiple masks scene was quite funny. I've just started to read about Scooby-Doo and Guess Who? I'm certainly interested in the episodes with fictional guest characters in them. I also think it's cool that they asked Cher, Sandy Duncan, George Takei, Carol Burnett, Weird Al, Wanda Sykes, and Kevin Conroy to do guest spots. Many of the other guests I've never heard of and some of them seem like questionable choices for a show like Scooby-Doo. In any event, I'll definitely check it out.