S2.E7

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The Decoy

Episode aired Oct 29, 1966
TV-G
25m

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7.7/10

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Action Adventure Comedy

KAOS is led to believe that Max is carrying a secret code.KAOS is led to believe that Max is carrying a secret code.KAOS is led to believe that Max is carrying a secret code.

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Don Adams

Maxwell Smart

Barbara Feldon

Edward Platt

Chief

Gilbert Green

Kimmel
(as Gil Green)

John McLiam

Seidlitz

Stacy Keach Sr.

Carlson
(as Stacy Keach)

Len Lesser

Luden

Sheila Leighton

Greta

David Ketchum

Agent 13

Norman Burton

Control Agent
(uncredited)

Bob Whitney

Newspaper Stand Customer
(uncredited)

Director
- William Wiard
Writers
- Mel Brooks(with)
- Buck Henry
- Sydney Zelinka
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Trivia
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."

Goofs
At the meeting in the beginning, Chief accidentally calls two different agents No. 58.

Quotes
Maxwell Smart: I'm sorry I'm late, Chief, but I was stuck in the car for almost twenty minutes.
Chief: I know, 86. The traffic.
Maxwell Smart: No, the seat belt. I can never get that darn thing unbuckled.

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8/10

What no torture??

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.

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