A Secret Agent's Dilemma, or A Clear Case of Mind Over Mata Hari (TV Movie 1965)
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All-Star TV Bloopers (Video 1987)
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Le retour de Max La Menace (TV Movie 1989)
Get Smart (TV Series 1995)
A Secret Agent's Dilemma, or A Clear Case of Mind Over Mata Hari (TV Movie 1965)
Maxwell Smart is the host"F Troop" Spy, Counterspy, Counter Counterspy (TV Episode 1966)
Pat Harrington Jr plays a spy named B Wise. His voice, character, name and arsenal of gadgets (including a shoe gun - well the phone hadn't been invented yet) are parodies of Don Adam's signature role of Maxwell Smart in the spy spoof series Get Smart made around the same time as F Troop."Chapeau melon et bottes de cuir" What the Butler Saw (TV Episode 1966)
The three defence men sealing themselves into a large bag may be based on the "cone of silence.""L'extravagante Lucie" Lucy the Bean Queen (TV Episode 1966)
Lucy says "sorry about that chief""The Monkees" Here Come the Monkees (TV Episode 1966)
Micky Dolenz does his Maxwell Smart impression
Max la Menace (2008)
Feature-version of the TV show
"F Troop" Spy, Counterspy, Counter Counterspy (TV Episode 1966)
An hilarious send-up of Get Smart, with Pat Harrington doing a masterful impression of Don Adams.L'Agent Pierrafeu 007 (1966)
Rock Slag's voice closely resembles Agent Smart's from this spy-spoof show. He reports to a superior he refers to as "Chief" but is much more competent than Smart, even though circumstances get in the way of his mission."Bandstand" Episode dated 24 September 1966 (TV Episode 1966)
Brian Henderson: "Sorry about that, Chief"."The Monkees" The Spy Who Came in from the Cool (TV Episode 1966)
Micky Dolenz does an imitation of Maxwell Smart"Le prisonnier" The Girl Who Was Death (TV Episode 1968)
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