Get Smart is still funny as hell even today.

I'm Leonard Stern's daughter Kate and a friend just sent me this. I can't express how happy i am to have this and to be able to look at it again and again. Thank you from the bottom of my heart

I grew up on Get Smart. As soon as I heard the theme song on the TV I would drop everything and run into the living room because I loved the intro so much.

50+ years later you can still hear Max's catchphrases used. Amazing.

I saw Don Adams do a stand up comedy routine in Vegas on vacation back in the late 60's (with the Carpenters also). I was about 15 at the time with 2 younger brothers. All three of us were literally rolling on the floor we were laughing so hard.

One of the greatest sitcoms of all time. Thanks posting this documentary!

Fondest memories of my Dad and I laughing as we watched this sitcom. RIP it up Dad.

We kids in Australia in the 70s grew up on Get Smart I now live in the UK and most people I ask have never heard of Get Smart

Quite simply the funniest sitcom of all time..Don was brilliant!

I was born 20 years after Get Smart (1986), but it has been my favorite show as long as I can remember.

It's still the best comedy in tv history. Could watch it over and over again

I’m such an addict. Get Smart is my fave show ever. Never gets old. So well done. Thanks for posting

I loved the show "Get Smart" so much. Losing Don Adams was such a great loss. Thank you so much for having this video available to watch.

I was lucky enough to meet Don Adams when we worked on a small production together. Knowing in advance that he'd be working with me, I got "the" shoe phone from a prop house and played a little trick on him. He immediately went from low key to full of fun stories about the series. A priceless memory for me.

12:36, Don Adams took a small salary and a piece of the show (instead of a large salary), so he had an annuity for the rest of his life, the best business decision he ever made in his life.

Ed Platt was the perfect straight man. Max would say something stupid and the chief and 99 would look confused but never show any hint that the mission would fail.

To me Barbara Feldon was the most beautiful woman in the world. I see her now...and she still is. Thanks to everyone that was connected with the show. Years of laughs.

Very good job fellows!! Congratulations. I'm Leonard Stern's daughter Kate and a friend just sent me this. I can't express how happy i am to have this and to be able to look at it again and again. Thank you from the bottom of my heart!❤🇺🇸🥇

My dad was in the US Marines 1st Amphibious Division and made the first landing on Guadalcanal. He also got very sick with malaria and dysentery. He was so sick that after recouping in Australia he was sent back to the States and used as an instructor for the rest of the war. He was sick with malaria for 10 years. I had no idea Don Adams was there also and had a very similar experience to my dad. I faithfully watched Get Smart as a child. It still makes me laugh!

I picked my college courses’ schedules depending on what time Get Smart would air, so as not to miss any of it. Get Smart aired 2-3 times per day back in the late 70s in L.A. I would rush home between classes to get my fill of silly comedy and then repeat Maxwell’s lines to friends at school, friends who were also fans. Those were great memories for me. I once again felt that romantic tension 99 felt for 86 while watching this. If I were 86 back then, 99 wouldn’t have had to wait very long.

Watching this show as a kid, I couldn't wait to see what would go wrong next with the Cone of Silence. Raise your hand if you remember the Portable Cone of Silence.

thank u Don Adams for entertaining us. you were an amazing actor. Hollywood will never b the same without u 😢

Always a hit no matter when you watch them. They are done in such a manor that can't be repeated today. Everything about this show is excellent. It was a smooth, funny, and sexy show without all the vulgarity. Thanks for bring back a lot of great memories in this video.

Get Smart is timeless, the comedy is still funny in the 21st century.

I bought the series in DVD and shared it with my ¨sophisticated¨ son when he was 13. He was dying laughing. Some shows are timeless. Bless all the team that made this show so great.

I'm 55 now and got so excited when I saw this on youtube! Get Smart was the best show of my youth. You know, back in "the good old days". Man, I loved that show. Such great memories.

Get Smart must hold the record for launching the greatest number of catch phrases. I remember so many! Are there more? "Missed me by that much.", "Sorry about that, chief", "Would you believe ...", "... and ... loving it", "The old ___ trick", "That's the second time this month!", "That's the second biggest __ I've ever seen", "If only he'd used his genius for niceness instead of evil." "I asked you not to tell me that!" Are there more?

A number of years ago, a friend got a German Shepherd dog and called him Max. Soon after, he got a female dog and I jokingly said " call her 99." He did. When they had 3 puppies, they were named Kaos, Chief and Larrabee.

What a national treasure!!! Wholesome, clever, witty with a good helping of slapstick. Every kid I knew watched the show and re-enacted all of the running jokes - the phrases, Don's voice, the dome of silence, the shoe phone. Don and Barbara were the funniest (and sexiest) team since Laurel & Hardy. Top 5 cultural icon.

Coming home from school in the 80’s in Australia and there was a steady diet of Get Smart, Gilligan’s Island, I dream of Genie, The flinstones, Original Star Trek and a slew of other 60’s classics. Only 3-4 channels (not sure when SBS cams along) and all that good TV. A few hundred channels now and I struggle to find anything to watch so end up here on KZfaq instead watching this...lol

My family watched every episode! We loved Max and 99.❤️❤️❤️

I met Don Adams when I worked at a comedy club in the ticket booth. He had come to see the Second City show in Toronto. I was asked to make sure he wasn’t bothered during the show. A really nice guy - gracious and polite.

Usually these TV retrospective shows are full of scandal and in fighting. Its so nice to see the cast of Get Smart fondly remember each other and the show.

Because of this show every time I *mail a letter* I check the mailbox for *Agent 13.*

A couple of decades ago I was driving outside Oklahoma City and was passing a yellow Cadillac with the plate 'D Adams'. I glanced at the driver, and he half-saluted, half-waved back. Then he smiled and I cracked up. Max, we need you more than ever.

Still one of the best TV shows ever. If only hollywood was this wholesome and clever today.

Not many comedy shows still work 50+ years after they were made. It's a testament to the show and the people responsible for it that makes Get Smart the best American T.V comedy ever.

I ... I have too much to say about this show. I'll just leave it with: at 62, I can still count so many ways in which this show has influenced my sense of humor. I still use some of the catch-phrases, and I only watched it in re-runs when I'd stay home from school. Get Smart ... and Loving it!

I remember the day I was introduced to Get Smart. I thought it was a game show. Boy, was I wrong. I was 11. 32 years later, I still love this show.

Still love it. That's a sign of good work. Never gets old.

Get Smart was an Iconic show that entertained millions. it was one of my childhood's favorite TV shows

I was born in December 68 so growing up in the 70s and 80s had my fill of Get Smart. I still consider it to be the greatest sitcom of all time. And I'm still loving it.

Love that show...loved the opening with the sliding doors and the phone booth....you knew fun was coming....great American comfort TV !!!!

Any guy 20 or older had a crush on 99 (I was only 11 in 1965 and still thought she was hot) So glad Don Adams gave the interview while he was alive (& I thank him for the voice of Tennessee Tuxedo as well) The Cold War made Hollywood billions of $$$ from the 1940s to the 1980s. Saturday nights were never complete without watching Get Smart. We seldom missed an episode from 1965-68. Hard to believe Don's been gone almost 15 years now.

Dear Lord, Barbara Feldon was and remains gorgeous.

One of the best TV character ever. Zegfreid absolutely best villain ever.

Great show it was about the only time when I could get my dad to sit down in front of the TV and watch a television show with me that was the Golden Age of television

One of the best TV shows of all times they were all great No one could have pulled it off like Max and 99.

Barbara Feldon, Barbara Eden, and Diana Rigg were just smokin' hot back then...

"You don't care you're going to be totally typed as Get Smart?" Don Adams: "And loving it!"

Loved "Get Smart" with all of my heart!

If anyone hasn't seen Get Smart they are missing one of the best shows that ever came out. I have the entire series on my computer and when I need a laugh I'll watch Get Smart and these days I watch it a lot.. hehe.. But really, your missing a gold mine if you haven't seen it because it was just one of those shows that did everything right. Great writing, great people acting in it, you just can't get much better than this... It's one show I have never gotten tired of watching.

The thumbs down votes are from KAOS agents.

Absolutely loved this as a kid...the doors opening, the music, the shoe phone and the silliness.

Growing up in the 70s and 80s shows like Get Smart - great family fun. Wish kids today had the era we did ! 99 sexy ! Miss this show by that much ! agree ??

This baby boomer (born 1959) enjoyed this funny show. Many laughs. Glad to hear that many of the actors are still alive.

I watched this show starting around the early 70s and since that time, it has been my favorite sitcom and still is til this day... All the actors were perfect for their parts........

Man I so loved watching this as a kid. This show totally rocked

Just a part of growing up , watching so much tv as a kid, after school. And loving it.

Love this show and still watch it even today...

Ed Platt singing 'Old Man River' at 15:40 is incredible. This guy knows how to audition.

Thank you for this. Get Smart was my favorite comedy, that I still watch to this day. It was nice to see a little behind the scenes.

just absolutely delightful. I miss that era. This series dearly deserves a remastering onto Blu Ray!

Wow... looking at that rating list of shows back then reminds me of what great shows there were at that time... Hogan's Heroes, Beverly Hillbillies, Green Acres atc. So much more to watch on tv then, with only three channels, than there is now with hundreds. Also, the shows back then were not only funnier than 99% of the ones now, but family friendly. How I miss that..

"Missed it by that much"! What a great line! And when Don said it, it was funny.

I was raised during the greatest times anyone could hope for! Great music of the 60's and 70's and great TV shows like Get Smart!

When I came into Government Service as a branch Chief, I couldn't help but keep hearing in my head "Sorry about that Chief"

Just gotta love the description of Maxwell Smart: " We fantasized Bond and Clouseau having a child. And who would that be? That would be Max." A star is born. lol

Great show loved Don and all the cast. Great writing and actors. They just do not do this kind of heart & soul type of TV show anymore. It is sad we lost The Chief & Max. Such talented actors. This show has brought much happiness & laughter to audiences all over the world.

I especially love The Chief singing Old Man River here!

I grew up with the show and absolutely loved it. One of the highlights of my childhood was when my Dad met Ed Platt (the Chief) in an elevator in LA and got his autograph for me.

I was only 12 but I was in love with 99.

The "Gold" years of comedy TV...all of the sitcoms of the 60s were off the charts.. It was part of our childhood and remains in our memories to this day.!!

I remember one time the lab guys showed Max a tape recorder that was really a camera and a camera that was really a tape recorder. He asked why they didn't just make the tape recorder a tape recorder and the camera a camera. "Because that's not the way we do things here."

By the time I watched get smart, it was reruns on nick at night in the early 90s. I loved get smart and the original batman. Something about the set design and the ridiculousness of it all lured me in and now it feels like nostalgia and makes me feel like a kid again.

Had no idea that Ed Plat could sing like that.

I have all five seasons on DVD. It was very funny when I was younger, but I now look at the show as a time capsule. The fashions, hairstyles, the events that happened that they parodied... You can't find that from any themed comedy tv show from the 60s...truly a classic!

Get Smart was one of mu favorite tv shows as a child and remains so to this day. And it holds up well and remains one of the funniest tv sitcoms ever. I watch it nightly on the Decades retro tv channel here in NYC.

Gosh....in the covid pandemic 😷 2021, and came across this gem vid! I remember how my parents, dad in particular, got such a great "kick" out of this show.😀 The memories of him smiling and gentle laughs was so nice to see. His work involved a lot of responsibility so he was serious quite a bit. Thank you so much for downloading this. 🇨🇦. 💚

Thank you for this documentary. I am amazed at how much I hear Don Adams channeling William Powell's voice in the show. I was glued to this show as a child of the 60's and loved saying "missed it by this much".

One of my favorite shows was when "control" traded the stolen x-15 weapon, for the kidnapped chief...When they toss over a fake x-15 weapon, "chaos" tosses back a fake chief...GENIUS!

I am 41 this year. I wasnt alive during its original run. But I caught reruns on Nick At Nite years ago. To this day, it is still my favorite show.

I'm 48, I was born 10 years after this show aired but I have very vivid memories or coming home from school excited to watch another episode when I was in elementary school. No matter how bad my day was, I could always count on the comedic genius of this show to bring light into my day. Thank you Don and the rest of the cast for helping many of us see joy in the world.. From the comments, it's very obvious that this show touched many of us. Fun fact that he played Inspector Gadget. Looks like he effected my childhood in more ways than I knew!!

I loved that show. I was born in 1958 and it was always there.

Just hearing that opening theme song makes me chuckle.

One of my all-time favorite shows! Great writing and acting!!

I loved this show as a kid growwing up in late 80's. Thank god for good foreing shows.

"The old missing wrung in the ladder trick, second time I fell for it this month" One of his great lines I remember.

Thank the tv gods for classic tv channels, dvd's, and youtube. I can at least watch tv shows when they were fun . RIP Don Adams, Ed Platt, Leonard Stern Thanks for the laughs guys.

Barbara Feldon is the hottest sidekick ever!

I was 13 in 64'. I loved the show. It was and IS a classic.

As a young girl in the 70s I loved this show so much that I would cry when it was over.

Over 1 million views and I wonder how many people noticed that Irene Ryan (granny)from the Beverly Hillbillies was the lady who announced his award from NBC ?

A timeless classic, excellent show!

I was a kid when I watched Get Smart in the '60s and a teenager for the syndicated reruns in the '70s. Loved it. But one joke it took me ages to get was the number 86, meaning, to 86 something was to throw it in the trash. Great show - and I really wish it had made Don Adams life happier than it did.

My favorite show. As a child in the early sixties, this was one of my weekly rotations to watch. As an old man, I watch it still.

Agent 99 - What a gorgeous, gorgeous women! I wasn't born when this came out, I watched all reruns, but I had a huge crush on her. Oh if we could turn time back and enjoy those moments

After all these years, I'm still mad at 99 for breaking my heart and marrying Max.

I loved TV Land's specials on the great shows like Get Smart, MTM, Barney Miller, and so many others. I enjoyed Get Smart when it was in syndication as a kid, never missed it and that opening theme just glued me to the shag carpet in front of the big console TV. Then later, in college when Nick at Nite and TV Land resurrected all the old classic TV shows we got to enjoy them again. And in many ways, even better since we knew the network was enjoying bringing them to us with all these specials and interviews and the really groovy promos. I loved it all. TNT with MonsterVision and 100%Weird, Scifi Channel with a myriad of classic sci-fi shows like Lost in Space, Land of the Giants, Time Tunnel, Twilight Zone, Star Trek Chain Reaction marathon, and the great Star Trek Special Editions marathon hosted by Shatner once, then Nimoy again. Nick at Nite with its wonderful dedication to shows giving us so many insider tidbits and clever promos such as 'Better Living Through TV' and 'The Stars Come out at Nick at Nite': I still remember the one with Henry Winkler on Mary Tyler Moore. So funny. TV Land with its own marathons and theme pairings and 'Firsts and Lasts' showing the first episodes and last episodes of a series back to back. TV was great , really great then. Maybe reaching its peak in the early 90s. Then it all stopped. Even MTV stopped playing music videos and went to garbage reality shows. What happened? It's like someone pulled the plug on happiness. TV has never been the same. You can have your CSIs and crime shows.

I watched this show from when it started in 1965, my dad and mom, brothers and sisters loved the show, I'm going to buy the series and take me back to the good old days of real comedy and the best of times in this country.