Get Smart - Season 4

Get Smart - Season 4
$23.99

           

Genre : Comedy

Label : Warner Home Video
Supplier : Warner Home Video
Format : 5 DVD
Rating : PG
Region Code : 4
Audio : English (Dolby Digital 1.0 Mono)
Subtitles : English
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TV Standard : PAL
Screen Format : 1.33:1
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In the 1960's, the war was cold...and spies were hot.

The time was right for the brilliant minds of Mel Brooks and Buck Henry to bring us Maxwell Smart, the beloved bumbling secret agent who kept audiences laughing, while keeping KAOS at bay.Set in Washington, DC, the show features Agent 86 (Maxwell Smart), his boss (The Chief), Smart's partner and later wife (Agent 99) and a host of other agents both good and evil.

Perhaps one of the most important elements of the show is the gadgetry created to help Smart in his quest to keep the free world free.

On this show, anything including the kitchen sink can be a phone, a tape recorder, a camera or weapon.

Looking for an agent? Check under your seat cushion.

Want a weapon? Try your finger gun.

Need to make a phone call? Open up that bologna sandwich.

The show was painted in the broadest of strokes and played every moment for it's own delightful reality.Episodes include:The Impossible Mission, Snoopy Smart vs.

the Red Baron,Closely Watched Planes,The Secret of Sam Vittorio,Diamond's are a Spy's Best Friend,The Worst Best Man,The Return of The Ancient Mariner,With Love and Twitches,The Last Blazer,The Farkas Fracas,Temporarily out of Control,Scwartz's Island,One Nation Invisible,Hurray for Hollywood,The Day they Raided the Knights,Tequila Mockingbird,I Shot 86 Today,Absorbe the Greek,To Sire, with Love 1,To Sire with Love 2,Shock it to Me,Leadside,Greer Window,The Not So Great Escape 1,The Not So Great Escape 2.

Bernie Kopell Interview,Barbara Feldon Interview,Featurette - code words and catch phrases,TV appearances and spots,Rose Parade with Don and Barbara, 1969,The Andy Williams Show, 1966,Syndication Promo,1969 Emmy Broadcast, outstanding comedy series,1969 Emmy Broadcast, outstanding performance by an actor in a comedy series,Peposodent commercial, 1967,White Castle commercial, 1990,Chief Auto Parts commercial, 1983,Bloopers,Interactive bonus feature "Max's Apartment"



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