KAOS reprograms Hymie to murder the Chief. After Max foils the attempt, and unable to go through dismantling him, he hides Hymie in his apartment. Posing as Max's cousin, Hymie meets the Chief's daughter who immediately becomes smitten with the robot. KAOS again reprograms Hymie, and this time, he's out to kill Max!
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Directed by Bruce BilsonWritten by Gary ClarkeGuest stars Laurel Goodwin, Richard Gautier, Rose Michtom, King Moody, Larry Gallery, Victor Fiore
A series of kidnapping take place between KAOS and CONTROL, masterminded by Siegfried. So many kidnappings take place, no one is left but Siegfried and Maxwell Smart, who must negotiate the trade of captured agents.
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Directed by Bruce BilsonWritten by Mike Marmer, Stan BurnsGuest stars Bernie Kopell, Stacy Keach Sr., Pitt Herbert, James Lanphier, Barbro Hedström, Rose Michtom, Clark Ross, Jeffrey Sayre
Max is almost killed but then CONTROL pretends that he is dead so he can complete a secret mission to protect the IRS from a bomb planted by a KAOS agent known only as the Blaster.
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Directed by Bruce BilsonWritten by Arne SultanGuest stars David Ketchum, Gordon Jump, Harry Basch, Alex Hassilev, Rose Michtom, Arthur Tovey
Max has to impersonate a safe cracker named Jimmy Ballantine. He has his face wrapped in bandages so KAOS won't recognise him. 99 poses as a manicurist & agent 13 is in the towel steamer. Control believes the barber shop is a KAOS front. The KAOS agents want Max to open the vault of a federal reserve bank. 99 doesn't know which one,so the Chief has all the banks vaults left unlocked. Max opens the vault, KAOS guys are removing the money & plan to kill Max,when he gets the drop on them & their plan backfires. 99 & the Chief arrive & Max accidentaly locks the Chief in the vault.
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Directed by Gary NelsonWritten by Arnie RosenGuest stars Howard Morton, Steve Pendleton, David Ketchum, Vic Tayback, Tim Herbert
After he is ordered to go on vacation, Max pursues the Choker to Casablanca, where he unknowingly meets 99.
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Directed by William WiardWritten by Joseph C. Cavella, Carol CavellaGuest stars David Ketchum, Gordon Jump, Stacy Keach Sr., Lou Wills Jr., Tony Dante, Nick Dimitri, Daniel Elam, Paul Frees
CONTROL makes KAOS believe that Max is carrying a secret code.
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Directed by William WiardWritten by Sydney Zelinka, Ronald AxeGuest stars Sheila Leighton, Gilbert Green, David Ketchum, John McLiam, Len Lesser, Stacy Keach Sr., Norman Burton, Bob Whitney
Max and Harry Hoo try to solve a murder of an agent in a tropical hotel, but their suspects keep turning into victims.
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Directed by Gary NelsonWritten by Dee Caruso, Gerald GardnerGuest stars Joey Forman, Maureen Arthur, Tol Avery, Anthony Eustrel, Peter Frank, Bob Michaels
Max and Agent 99 are captured by a KAOS sub commanded by Siegfried.
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Directed by Bruce BilsonWritten by Mike Marmer, Stan BurnsGuest stars William Boyett, Russ Grieve, Bernie Kopell, Stacy Keach Sr., Jack Rigney, Eddie Hice
Max and Agent 99 go undercover to a circus in order to find a KAOS smuggling ring.
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Directed by Joshua ShelleyWritten by Dee Caruso, Gerald GardnerGuest stars Mickey Manners, Paul Dooley, Stacy Keach Sr., Harry Varteresian, Victor Lundin, Billy Curtis, Gordon Jump
86 and 99 are stranded on a KAOS controlled island where they must fight for their lives.
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Directed by Gary NelsonWritten by Buck Henry, William Raynor, Myles Wilder, William Raynor, Myles WilderGuest stars Harold Gould, Stacy Keach Sr., Charles Horvath, Fabian Dean
Max has to learn about art in order to try to capture an art thief.
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Directed by William WiardWritten by Lila Garrett, Bernie KahnGuest stars Joseph Sirola, John Bliss, David Ketchum, Joan Patrick, Richard Karlan, Robert Patten
Max is following a Kaos agent who is smuggling a parrot. While questioning the parrot he is freed by his lawyer and Max and 99 trail him to a pet shop. Max learns that the pet shop is a cover for Melnick, the Smiling Killer. They learn that the parrots are being used to memorize secret information and then smuggled out of the country.
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Directed by Bruce BilsonWritten by Martin RagawayGuest stars Johnny Seven, David Ketchum, Stacy Keach Sr., Donald Murphy, Dick Wilson, Leonard Bremen, Sid Troy
While carrying plans for a nuclear reactor, Max runs into KAOS Agents, so he must hide the plans. Max later has to pretend to be a convict and go to jail to get them back.
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Directed by William WiardWritten by Lila Garrett, Bernie KahnGuest stars John Alvin, Robert Strauss, Howard Wendell, Joseph Mell, Stuart Nisbet, John Francis, Kathryn Janssen, Rose Michtom
A women pretends to be in love with Max in order to try to kill him.
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Directed by Bruce BilsonWritten by Mike Marmer, Stan BurnsGuest stars Geraldine Brooks, David Ketchum, Larry D. Mann, Robert Ball, Robert Banas, Bill Hickman, Monty O'Grady, Gil Perkins
KAOS puts up a reward to kill Max an announces that their annual party will be canceled if they don't kill him, only causing more trouble for Max.
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Directed by Earl BellamyWritten by Nate MonasterGuest stars Bernie Kopell, David Ketchum, Bud Cokes, Charles Irving, Dort Clark, Craig Huebing, Calvin Brown, Rose Michtom
Directed by Bruce BilsonWritten by Arne SultanGuest stars David Ketchum, Alan Oppenheimer, Walker Edmiston, Paul Comi, Charles Cirillo, Rose Michtom, Eddie Smith
Max is assigned to protect Miss USA, but KAOS has other plans.
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Directed by William WiardWritten by Joseph C. Cavella, Carol CavellaGuest stars Tisha Sterling, Stacy Keach Sr., Valerie Hawkins, Sidney Clute, Virginia Ann Lee, George DeNormand, Rudy Germane, James Gonzalez
When a Control agent is killed (made to look like an accident) while undercover, Max is assigned to investigate his death and to find out how a man name Frank Lloyd Joshua is causing high-rise buildings to explode.
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Directed by Bruce BilsonWritten by Arne SultanGuest stars Louis Quinn, Stacy Keach Sr., Rose Michtom, Steve Gravers, William Chapman, Dick Cherney, Robert Hitchcock, Robert Strong
86 overhears a plot to kill scientists but Max suffers amnesia in a car crash. KAOS uses a creative way to protect this information.
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Directed by Gary NelsonWritten by Barry Blitzer, Ray BrennerGuest stars George N. Neise, Monty O'Grady, Julian Burton, Jackie Russell, Peter Coe, Rudy Germane, Jerry Rush
A British scientist who came to America to reveal a new rocket fuel formula hides at Max's apartment as KAOS tries everything they can to capture him and steal the formula.
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Directed by Gary NelsonWritten by Dee Caruso, Gerald GardnerGuest stars David Ketchum, Sid Troy, Dick Patterson, Irwin Charone, Herbert Ellis, Herb Eden, George Bruggeman, Bud Cokes
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Max and 99 are saved by Siegfried, who wants to defect. The Chief doesn't trust Siegfried until he starts to sell important information about KAOS.
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Directed by Gary NelsonWritten by Mike MarmerGuest stars Nancy Walters, Bernie Kopell, Rose Michtom, King Moody, Marc London, Frank Kumagai, Leon Alton, David Armstrong
Once KAOS gets a nuclear bomb, they try to blackmail the world into disarmament, but Max and 99 are sent to save the day.
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Directed by Don AdamsWritten by Arne Sultan, Gary ClarkeGuest stars Stacy Keach Sr., Vic Tayback, Myrna Ross, Phillip Baird, Michael Corhan, Peter Mamakos
After important scientists begin to go missing, Max and 99 go undercover to solve the mystery.
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Directed by Sidney MillerWritten by Arne SultanGuest stars Angelique Pettyjohn, H.M. Wynant, Ted Knight, Rose Michtom, Jean Marie Ingels, Kelly Fitzpatrick, Sig Frohlich, Robert Hitchcock
KAOS steals a water evaporation formula (DRY-UP) and blackmails the country by threatening to dry up all its water.
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Directed by Earl BellamyWritten by Leonard B. SternGuest stars John Myhers, Warde Donovan, Howard Caine, Barry O'Hara, Marc London, Frank Jamus, Neil Elliot, Grant Sewall
Admiral Hardgrade, CONTROL's first chief, is appointed by the president to take charge of CONTROL during this crisis. He sends the Chief, Max and 99 into the field to interview Bediyoskin and learn who's behind the DryUp caper.
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Directed by Earl BellamyWritten by Leonard B. SternGuest stars Marj Dusay, William Schallert, Howard Caine, Grant Sewall, Sammy Shack, Maxine Stuart, Sid Troy
KAOS attempts to kill the Chief in his hospital room, but a sharp-eyed 99 foils the plot. Investigating a clue at Three Brothers Omniwash, Max and 99 discover TBO means T.B.Orlando, a Hollywood executive. Or does it? When Orlando turns up dead, Max and 99 must find the truth before KAOS dries up the Mississippi River.
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Directed by Earl BellamyWritten by Leonard B. SternGuest stars John Myhers, Kenneth Mars, David Ketchum, William Schallert, Howard Caine, Martha Salcido, Lane Chandler, Ted Christy
