On a mission for CONTROL to rescue Professor Milo Pheasant, Smart and 99 learn that he is imprisoned within an impregnable glass dome. KAOS has kidnapped Professor Pheasant and imprisoned him in a nuclear-glass cube. Max and 99 break into KAOS HQ to break him out, but they're unable to break the glass and forced to flee. As they're escaping, 99 reveals that she's pregnant, causing Max to get so excited that he reveals his identity as a secret agent to a reporter. This renders Max useless as an agent and eliminates CONTROL's plan to free the professor by having The Singing Agent, Rosa LaCosta, sing a special note that can shatter glass and have Max go undercover as her accompanist. To save his job, Max visits Dr. Proctor, who has discovered a way to spray paint a new face on people, and Max tries out several faces before picking one to help him infiltrate KAOS headquarters and rescue the professor.
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Directed by Don AdamsWritten by Chris Hayward, Arne SultanGuest stars Henry Brandon, Peter Brocco, Phyllis Diller, Martin Landau
When IH Industries acquires KAOS, Max and 99 attempt Operation Baby Buggy Switch to stop the new head of KAOS, Ironhand, a man with an iron fist, from obtaining The Anti-Anti_Anti-Missle-Missle plans.
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Directed by Don AdamsWritten by Lloyd Turner, Gordon MitchellGuest stars Paul Richards, Judy Farrell, Al Molinaro, Edward G. Robinson Jr., Diana Hale, Billy Barty, Charles Cirillo, George Sawaya
When KAOS plans to destroy California by smuggling into the country dolls secretly containing the ingredients for the most powerful explosive known to man, Max and The Chief enroll in Miss Valerie's School For Expectant Fathers, convinced that it is a KAOS front.
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Directed by Jay SandrichWritten by Les Colodny, Ed HaasGuest stars Danny Dayton, Antoinette Bower, Henry Corden, Caroline Adams, June Foray, Rudy Germane, Alan Reed
When The Chief orders Max to romance and betroth Ann Cameron, a beautiful widow suspected of murdering her 12 husbands for the insurance money, which she donates to KAOS, the wedding coincides with The Smarts' first wedding anniversary, much to 99's dismay.
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Directed by Charles R. RondeauWritten by Lloyd Turner, Gordon MitchellGuest stars Dana Wynter, Peter Frank
When KAOS heists CONTROL's payrolls, putting it into severe financial straits, The Chief sends Max, disguised as prospector Frogsie Debbs, to Mira Lodo, Mexico, to find Debbs' old partner C. Errol Madre, who posesses the second half of a map that leads to a gold mind that could restore CONTROL's operations.
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Directed by Don AdamsWritten by Chris Hayward, Bob DeVinneyGuest stars Don Diamond, Natividad Vacío, Alberto Monte, Andy Albin, Dick Yarmy, Fred Slyter, Broderick Crawford, Robert Buckingham
Because he failed to retrieve a little red book from a Kaos carrier,Max has to train,and recruit three convicts to break into a highly fortified Mansion where the Red Code Book is.
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Directed by Alan RafkinWritten by Lloyd Turner, Gordon MitchellGuest stars Victor Bozeman, Stanley Clements, John Dehner, Diahn Williams, Don Megowan, Larry Vincent
Max and 99 follow the wrong map and end up at KAOS's new HQ instead of the maternity ward. 99 is incredibly close to giving birth, which is making Max nervous and unable to pay attention to his job. He spends all of his time trying to find the shortest way to get 99 to the hospital. At the same time, CONTROL is desperately trying to find the new location of KAOS HQ. It's made more urgent because Simon the Likable is coming to town to steal the Huffiker Plans from the Pentagon. Simon is unstoppable because everyone that sees him instantly likes him and will do anything for him. Max and Simon get their directions mixed up and Simon goes to the maternity hospital while Max takes 99 to KAOS HQ, Sunny Slope Sanitarium.
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Directed by Don AdamsWritten by Chris Hayward, Arne SultanGuest stars Dana Elcar, Judy Dan, Ralph Manza, Sid Grossfeld, Roy Dean, Karen Arthur, Jack Gilford, June Foray
CONTROL must defeat Simon the Likable while 99 delivers twins. Max and 99 escape and manage to get to the correct hospital in time for her to have twins, a boy and a girl. While everyone is congratulating Max, Simon tries to escape until he runs into the one person who doesn't like him, 99's mother.
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Directed by Don AdamsWritten by Chris Hayward, Arne SultanGuest stars Dana Elcar, Jane Dulo, Ellaraino, Judy Dan, Ralph Manza, Sid Grossfeld, Jack Gilford, Richard Deacon
Mistaken for a doctor and his nurse, Max and 99 are kidnapped and forced to operate on a wounded gangster. CONTROL is transporting vicious killer Big Eddie Little to jail by pretending to run in a marathon with him. Little breaks away from Max, but not before Max shoots him in the shoulder. Little gets away, vowing to kill Max. Max ignores his threats and goes to visit 99 and the twins in the hospital. Dressed in hospital scrubs, Max and 99 are taken for a doctor and nurse by KAOS and taken to a remote cabin to remove the bullet from Little's shoulder. Only by pretending to remove the bullet can Max escape from the cabin alive.
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Directed by Alan RafkinWritten by Lloyd Turner, Gordon MitchellGuest stars B.S. Pully, Henry Corden, Than Wyenn, Ellaraino, Al Bain
Several agents have been murdered by someone with incredible strength. The only clue is an empty banana peel. It is soon deduced that the killer is an ape. CONTROL agents are receiving bananas in the mail and then being murdered, completely puzzling CONTROL. What they don't know is KAOS is using Chucko, an ape made to look like a human being, as the assassin. The plot thickens when Max receives a banana in the mail and a new agent, Chuck Armstrong, is assigned as his protector. Unfortunately, Armstrong is actually Chucko the Ape. Before Max discovers Armstrong's real identity, Armstrong reverts back to Chucko and takes 99 to the roof of Max's building, just like in King Kong.
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Directed by Richard BenedictWritten by Lloyd Turner, Gordon MitchellGuest stars Maury Wills, John Barbour, Charles Bateman, Reuben Singer, Robert Carroll
Max is bewildered when his young contact dies of old age. Max goes to meet CONTROL Agent Carruthers and finds Carruthers dying of old age. The problem is that Carruthers is only 28 years old. After that, more and more agents are rapidly aging and dying, thanks to a new invention by KAOS, Dorian Gray Paint. The paint ages the real person once it's put on a picture of that person. They turn Max, 99, and the Chief into senior citizens right before they locate KAOS HQ.
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Directed by Harry FalkWritten by Bob DeVinneyGuest stars John Dennis, John Fiedler, James J. Casino, Harry Basch, Ralph Moody, Maurice Hill, Leonard Bremen, Raymond O'Keefe
Everyone important in Washington suffers bad dreams and the president orders CONTROL to discover why. At that moment, KAOS' Mad Pharmacist Jarvis Pim appears on TV to demand $50 million in ransom. If he doesn't get it, he'll use his new hallucinogenic drug on the entire population of the city. Max and 99 track Pim to the Dartfoot Spring Water Company, where Pim captures them using "the old mortar in the mortar trick."
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Directed by Ron JoyWritten by Dale McRavenGuest stars Nora Denney, Vincent Price, Andre Philippe, Noble 'Kid' Chissell, Charles Cirillo, James Gonzalez, Rose Michtom, Hans Moebus
99 and CIA agent Quigley run into Siegfried and Starker while on a case in Canada. Meanwhile, Max and the Chief are snowed in at Miami, thanks to a KAOS plot.
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Directed by Reza BadiyiWritten by Chris Hayward, Arne SultanGuest stars Cliff Norton, Bill Dana, Bernie Kopell, Regis Cordic, Del Moore, Al Molinaro, King Moody, Owen Bush
Max and 99 go to London to investigate a modern-day Jack the Ripper.
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Directed by Anton LeaderWritten by Chris HaywardGuest stars Ian Abercrombie, Kurt Kreuger, George Sawaya, Terence Pushman, Jim MacGeorge, E. J. Schuster, Bill Oberlin, Hedley Mattingly
Max poses as a wax sculpture of Hitler to spy on a KAOS scientist who brings waxworks to life.
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Directed by Anton LeaderWritten by Chris HaywardGuest stars Kurt Kreuger, George Sawaya, Jim MacGeorge, E. J. Schuster, Bill Oberlin, Hedley Mattingly, Marcel Hillaire, Ian Abercrombie
Max is serving as a courier on board an airplane when he is forced to release his package from the plane, sending it to land on the roof of Hester Van Hooten's mansion. The only problem is Van Hooten hasn't allowed visitors to her house in 20 years and she and her brother aren't about to start now.
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Directed by Charles R. RondeauWritten by Lloyd Turner, Gordon MitchellGuest stars Bryan O'Byrne, Paul Wexler, Judith McConnell, Gale Sondergaard
While attending the funeral of the latest Control Agent who was mysteriously killed,Max,99,and The Chief are shocked to find a carved Headstone with Max's name on it.
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Directed by Charles R. RondeauWritten by Chris HaywardGuest stars Pat Paulsen, Tommy Farrell, Patricia Ann Conway
Max is assigned to protect Kaos Agent Dietrich.Dietrich has turned informant,and will give testamony on the inner workings of Kaos that would put an end to Kaos.The only obstacle however is a man name Kibbee,a ruthless Kaos assassin who has never failed an assignment.Will Max be able to protect Dietrich,and himself from Kibbee also known as the Exterminator?
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Directed by Alan RafkinWritten by Lloyd Turner, Gordon MitchellGuest stars Fabian Dean, Jim Connell, Joseph Bernard, William Schallert
Dr. Harper dies, leaving the only sample of his rocket fuel behind and KAOS finds it first. Max and 99 have to pose as a valet and maid at the Bulmanian Embassy to recover the stolen fuel. When 99's mother can't babysit, the Chief and Larabee are forced to take care of the twins so the Smarts can go to work at the embassy. Meanwhile, Max must get into the wine cellar to find the fuel, but the only key is around the neck of the ambassador.
Max comes home from work one evening to find 99 in bed,with a back eye.99 explains it away as nothing.When he inquires about 99's visit to her Mother,99 says that she did'nt feel much like visiting her.This makes Max suspicious,and before he inquires about anything else,the telephone rings.It is the Chief who informs Max that the woman in his Apartment is not 99.This is true since the real 99 is in the Chiefs Office.The Chief lets 99 talk to Max on the telephone,and this confirms to Max that it is the real 99.The Chief will explain everything to Max in the Morning,but that Max should at the present time should pretend that the woman imposter is 99.99 herself explains to the Chief what had happened that morning.While some furnisher men were moving furniture into her,and Max's apartment,the imposter 99 pulls a gun on her.She then instructed 99 to accompany the moving men(who are Kaos agents)back to their secret place.In response 99 punched the imposter,thus giving her the black eye.She w
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Directed by Don AdamsWritten by Arne SultanGuest stars H.M. Wynant, Nicholas Georgiade, June Foray
KAOS Agent Algernon DeGrasse owns a nursery that uses its plants to spy on important people in Washington. After a CONTROL agent disappears, Max goes to work in the nursery to crack the case. While he's working undercover as a Japanese gardener, 99 stocks up on plants for their apartment.
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Directed by Don AdamsWritten by Chris Hayward, Arne SultanGuest stars John van Dreelen, Eddie Ryder, Loree Frazier, Walter Seifert
CONTROL must persuade a decendent of Columbus not to sell America to KAOS.
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Directed by Alan RafkinWritten by Pat McCormickGuest stars Vito Scotti, Jerry Maren, Oscar Beregi Jr., Billy Barty, Ralph Manza, Buddy Lewis, Judith Woodbury
The Chief meets Smart at a public library to recover a book containing names and addresses of CONTROL agents. Max and Larrabee transport the book in an armored car to a bank vault, but Max accidentally locks the vault door on both the Chief and Larrabee. Guest Stars: Ned Glass, Herbert Voldand, Ann Summers, Robert Karvelas, George Sawaya
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Directed by Alan RafkinWritten by Chris HaywardGuest stars Ned Glass, Herb Voland, George Sawaya, Ann Summers, George DeNormand, Dick Yarmy
A villian known as the Whip uses a special gong to hypnotize Max. When he is under the Whip's control, Max steals the NARCO 5-12. Later, with the help of the Chief and Larabee, Max is cured and captures the Whip.
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Directed by Nicholas WebsterWritten by Lloyd Turner, Gordon MitchellGuest stars Robert Middleton, Victor Sen Yung, Paul King
