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"Get Smart" (1965)Original Air Date:
27 February 1970 (Season 5, Episode 22)Plot:
KAOS is using a steam bath laced with a truth serum to obtain secret information. Max and the Chief investigate the baths while also being completely honest about how they feel about each other. | add synopsisUser Comments:
Old Gun in the Toupee Trick moreCast
(Episode Credited cast) | Don Adams | ... | Maxwell Smart - Agent 86 |
 | Barbara Feldon | ... | Agent 99 |
 | Edward Platt | ... | Chief |
| Mike Lane | ... | Centurion (as Michael Lane) |
| John Zaremba | ... | Senator Brookside |
| Robert Karvelas | ... | Larabee |
| Ronald Long | ... | Montague Leach |
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Half hearted episode has KAOS using a Roman steam bath to get information from unsuspecting politicians. The master villain behind the plan is Montague Leach (Ronald Long, who did such a great job as "Leadside" earlier in the season).
The funniest material again seems to go to co-star Robert Karvelas as Larabee, who is wonderfully deadpan dumb. However, Max does get to do a "the old gun in the toupee trick" line and he also gets to drag out the "I hope I wasn't out of line with that crack about..." bit. But other than a scene where he and the Chief are hiding in a laundry basket trying to make a phone call (to Larabee) they just don't get much in the way of strong material.