Get Smart
(1965–1970)
KAOS is led to believe that Max is carrying a secret code.
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Title: The Decoy (29 Oct 1966)
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| Episode complete credited cast: | |||
| Don Adams | ... | Maxwell Smart | |
| Barbara Feldon | ... | #99 | |
| Edward Platt | ... | Chief | |
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Gilbert Green | ... | Kimmel (as Gil Green) |
| John McLiam | ... | Seidlitz | |
| Stacy Keach Sr. | ... | Carlson (as Stacy Keach) | |
| Len Lesser | ... | Luden | |
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Sheila Leighton | ... | Greta |
| David Ketchum | ... | Agent 13 | |
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KAOS is led to believe that Max is carrying a secret code.
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Kimmel: No, that is not necessary. Mr. Smart is a reasonable man, are you not?
Maxwell Smart: I are not.
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Len Lesser, who plays KAOS agent 'Luden' (the one who keeps insisting that Max be tortured), appeared with Don Adams in a 1973 commercial for a toy called "Skittle Pool." See more »Goofs
At the meeting in the beginning, Chief accidentally calls two different agents No. 58. See more »Quotes
Luden: Let's torture him.Kimmel: No, that is not necessary. Mr. Smart is a reasonable man, are you not?
Maxwell Smart: I are not.
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29 October 1966 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Len Lesser, who ends up appearing in 3 episodes of Get Smart, and goes onto play Uncle Leo in Seinfeld, has a famous line in this episode. While Max is supposedly captured to get information out of him, Kaos tries various ways to try for that information. But one henchman - Lesser - is surprised and very upset they aren't using tried and true methods. Thus the famous 'What no torture?' line. This and many other scenes makes this a classic episode.