Get Smart (1995– )

Creators:

Michael J. Di Gaetano, Lawrence Gay

Stars:

Don Adams, Andy Dick, Elaine Hendrix

Cast

Complete series cast summary:
Don Adams	...	Chief Maxwell Smart (7 episodes, 1995)
Andy Dick	...	Zach Smart (7 episodes, 1995)
Elaine Hendrix	...	Agent 66 (7 episodes, 1995)
Heather Morgan	...	Trudy (5 episodes, 1995)
Barbara Feldon	...	99 (5 episodes, 1995)
Marcia Mitzman Gaven	...	the Kaos Chairwoman (3 episodes, 1995)

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

1990s | spoof | short lived | spy | secret agent | 

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Taglines:

Don Adams and Barbara Feldon are together again... in all-new episodes of the comedy series that made television history!

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Genres:

Comedy | Crime | Mystery

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Also Known As:

Agent Smart - igen

Filming Locations:

Hollywood Center Studios - 1040 N. Las Palmas Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

HBO Independent Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

30 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

When this series aired on Fox, it was only the second time a live-action TV franchise had aired on four different mainstream TV networks (the first was Tom Corbett, Space Cadet). The original series seasons 1-4 aired on NBC, season 5 aired on CBS, the 1989 reunion movie Get Smart, Again! aired on ABC, and this new series, as previously mentioned, aired on Fox. Since then, no other live-action television franchise has accomplished this feat.

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Goofs

The vending machine is obviously drawn into the opening credits.

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Connections

Follows The Nude Bomb (1980)

User Reviews

Terrific show, but not quite as good as the original

As a "Get Smart" fan from my childhood (watching repeats on TV), when I bought a copy of this series, I had high expectations. The old 1965 series had a great mix of slapstick humour in it, with only extremely mild sexual references every now and then. "Get Smart Again" was similar. This newer 1995 series has got quite a few sexual references (still mild) as part of the humour. The humour is still slapstick, which is great, especially as a lot of it still involves the now Chief Maxwell Smart, and his receptionist Trudy. Max and 99 don't appear near as frequently in this series, which detracts from it's appeal a bit, but Andy Dick does a great job as Max and 99's son Zach. One thing I don't understand is why Zach's sister did not appear in the series at all. All in all, a great series, not quite worth 10/10, but well worth 8/10.