The Unclassified Get Smart Page is excellent and well worth many visits. Amanda has assembled a great collection of articles on the show and its cast and they're all worth reading. You'll never tire of visiting her site.

Check out the 20th Anniversary Edition of Redneck Zombies,
one of the best horror movies ever made!

Gut-chompin, tobacco chewin' cannibal kinfolk from hell!

The Wild, Wild West Book Site is run by Get Smart fan Sue Kesler, who also specializes as THE expert on The Wild, Wild West. Vist the site to check out her fabulous e-book with everything you could possibly want to know about this great series, which was filmed on the same lot as Get Smart.

The World of Max has a nice collection of pics and information, plus the best background wallpaper I've ever seen! Pete's got sections on Max's cars, CONTROL HQ, bloopers, a thorough filmography, and a Charlie Watkins section that are absolutely fantastic.

Jim Benson's TV Time Machine is a fantastic resource for fans of classic TV. He recently scored a coup with an interview with Mel Brooks where Mel discusses his TV shows, including Get Smart.
Jim also has an updated interview with Leonard Stern, where Stern discusses all things Smartian, including the box set.

The Secret Files of Maxwell Smart! is an excellent site with a great list of Infrequently Asked Questions. It also has a nice collection of article and episode transcriptions.

HammerMan8699 is the YouTube page of Alan Spencer and is dedicated to the works of Marty Feldman, Alan Spencer, and Mel Brooks. This is some of the funniest stuff you'll ever watch and you HAVE to check out The Ghost Writer.

Greg's Get Smart Page is well-organized, informative, and just plain fun, but it hasn't been updated in over two years.

Mike's Get Smart Site has several nice sections, including one on the history of Get Smart in syndication. Mike is a superb writer, as you'll see when you visit.

How to Write Comedy is an entertaining and informative site from Joseph Cavella, one of the writers of Get Smart.

The Ed Platt Tribute Site is a great look at our friend The Chief. Jenna has done an outstanding job of looking at the many roles of this talented actor.

The King of Caronia has some of the best looking Get Smart wallpaper I've ever seen. Beautifully designed and informative, this site will give any Get Smart fan hours of pleasure.

Max and 99 is another fan fiction site, done by original Get Smart Mailing List Member Jodi. She's got some great takes on the relationship between Max and 99.

Sue's Get Smart Car Site is a nice tribute to Sue's replica Sunbeam. It's got some great photos of Don Adams and Barbara Feldon, as well as her car.

The official Sledge Hammer website is a fantastic look at Alan Spencer's classic comedy. Check out the show history to see the influence Get Smart had on this hilarious series.

Chris' The Partners site is chock-full of information on the series Don did right after Get Smart.

Dick Gautier's Official Site has some interesting pictures and is very well designed. There's even a link so that you can e-mail him.

Bernie Kopell's Official Site is just great. It's where to go if you want autographed pictures of our favorite KAOS agent.

The Many Roles of Bernie Kopell is a fan's tribute to Bernie, one of the most versatile and talented actors around. A great listing of Bernies contributions, this does tend to have a lot of pop-up ads.

Tom Silva's Get Smart Page has a fantastic collection of pictures and sounds.

Sergio's Pagina del Superagente 86 is a great page for Spanish-speaking fans of Get Smart, although all fans will be able to appreciate this well-made site. It's got some neat pictures from "Mr. Big", as well as the Spanish title page and a ton of information and pics. He's also got a great section on Fox's Get Smart revival. Details of Sergio's Spanish Get Smart Mailing List can also be found here.

My Favorite Shows features Get Smart and is fabulously done by Gina. Its best feature - Gina's stories. They're excellent reads and feature both twins! Fox could have used her on their re-make.

Lisa's Get Smart Page features a ton of Get Smart fan fiction, most of it set after Get Smart Again, or as Lisa and Gina like to say, in an "alternate Get Smart universe."

Kristina's Get Smart Site has some episode transcriptions and pictures, but it hasn't been updated for almost four years. Be prepared to be inundated with pop-up ads.

The Craw's Gallery of Spy Shows - A site written by a fan who has created a really fun and interesting site. Unfortunately, he's retired and the site will be vanishing when Geocities disappears in the Fall. Do yourself a favor and check it out before it goes - it's one of the best sites out there and its loss will be felt.

Agent 86 is a nice page with a collection of hilarious lines from Get Smart. Get ready for a ton of pop-up ads when you visit this site.

The Barbara Feldon Archive is a student project and well worth a click. It covers a ton of Barbara's non-Get Smart stuff and even has some fascinating sound clips.

Agent 063's Get Smart Gallery is a collection of Get Smart images.

Reza Kermaani's Get Smart Page was one of the earliest Get Smart sites out there and based most of its content on my site's content, with my permission. Always interesting and visually appealing, the site hasn't been updated for over six years, so a lot of the information and all of the links are now out of date.

The Get Smart Webring is devoted to our favorite show and this one has eight members.

The Inspector Gadget Page is a great resource for this show, which featured Don Adams and had a great deal of similarity to Get Smart.

Cinemarquee's Spies of the Silver Screen is an excellent collection of links to spy movie and television sites, as well of tons of information on the same subject.

Memorable TV is a site dedicated to, oddly enough, memorable TV shows! Run out of Australia, it's an excellent resource on Get Smart and other classic shows.

AHIII'S TV WEB SHRINE is another television addict's Home Page that includes an excellent Monkees Vault, as well as a Tom and Jerry section and a great collection of TV links.

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