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Be smart

Chinese name: confused detective

English name: Get Smart

Alias: smart detective smart

Resource type: DVDRip

Issue date:1September, 96518th.

Director: Norman Abbott

Don Adams

Actor: don adams

Barbara Feldon

Content introduction:

English introduction (quoted to www.tv.com):

In 1965, partly due to the efforts of an incompetent, underpaid and overzealous spy, the Cold War became a little warmer and much more interesting: Maxwell Smart, agent 86. The popular comedy series "Getting Smart" is the works of comedy geniuses Buck Henry and mel brooks. Henry and Brooks teamed up to create a satire that has undoubtedly become the best ever. The project seems to have been successful from the beginning: ABC gave the green light based on the strength of this concept, and they have already signed an actor to play Smart. Brooks was asked to write a pilot episode of this film. When he was looking for a financing method for the new film The Producer, he agreed. The original script was rejected by ABC because it was considered "not funny". The production team was fearless and looked around for the script, and NBC accepted it with only a few minor changes. They want don adams to play the leading role. In this way, an unlikely legend was born.

Set in Washington, D.C., the play consists of Agent No.86 (Maxwell Smart), his boss (in charge), Smart's partner and later wife (Agent No.99) and a series of other good and evil agents. Perhaps one of the most important elements of this exhibition is the gadget created to help Smart keep the freedom of the free world. In this program, anything including the kitchen sink can be a telephone, a tape recorder, a camera or a weapon. Looking for an agent? Check under your cushion. Want a weapon? Try your finger gun. Do you need to make a phone call? Open the bologna sandwich. The play is described with the most extensive brushstrokes, showing its pleasant reality all the time.

In order to give the agent control, a series of valuable opponents, chaos, were created. Smart and 99 fight like Mr. Big, Paws, and Siegfried.

At home, the relationship between Max and 99 developed with the progress of the program, and finally they got married. 99 soon gave birth to twins (a boy and a girl), and this smart family (and this drama) began to experience some growing pains.

Both NBC and CBS broadcast Smart Up from 1965 to 1970. During the month of 1995, Fox tried to bring this series back through some changes. Max is a chief and a 99-year-old member of parliament. The clever twins now have only one child for no reason. Although the sequel lacks successful experience, Getting Smart is still loved by agents and civilians. (TV land)

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telecasting

NBC Month 18,1965-September 20th 1969

CBS September 26th1969-September 1 1, 1970

Broadcast history

September 1965 to September 1968, NBC Saturday 8:30-9:00.

September 1968-September 1969, NBC Saturday 8:00-8:30.

September 1969-February/April-September 1970, CBS Fri 7:30-8:00.

interlude

Movie 138 episode

1 set black and white; 137 set color

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Introduction to Chinese

The Confused Detective is a spy comedy, which is adapted from the TV series Confused Detective created by comedian mel brooks in 1960s, and imitates the popular 007 series movies at that time.

/kloc-was released in China 0/0 years ago, and there were a large number of drama fans in China. The hero's name is Maxwell Smart-agent 86, and his female companion is agent 99. The spy articles in it are all funny, such as the leather shoes phone number 86, the director's soundproof cover and so on.

The film was broadcast on TV at 1965-1970, and the new confused detective was shown at 1989. The confused detective attacked again in 1995. 1980 nude bomb, film version 86 directed by Clive Donner. These are all starring don adams. What's more worth mentioning is that the well-known animation series Detective Garnett and Little Detective (1983) [TV series 1983- 1986] is also voiced by Adams. Later, Adams voiced Garnett many times and performed a TV version-The Magical Adventure of the Little Detective (1986). Even in the movie version of Agent G starring matthew broderick in 1999, Adams voiced one of the characters.

Mr. don adams (1923-2005), the hero of Getting Smart and the actor of Maxwell Smart, died on September 25th, 2005 at the age of 82.

Actor:

Maxwell Smart, special agent 86cast _ max.jpg Donams (died on September 25th, 2005).

Agent 99 cast_99.jpg Barbara Feldon

The lead actor Chief.jpg Edward Platt (1974 died of a heart attack).

Agent 13 cast_ 13.jpg Dave ketchum

Larabeecast Robert villars (died in 1992)

Agent 44cast _ Victor French of 44.jpg (1989 died of lung cancer)&; Al Maurines Rowe

Ludwig von Siegfried, also known as Conrad Siegfried Casting _ Siegfried.jpg bernie kopell

Shtarkercast Kim Moody (died in 2002)

Dick Gautier

Admiral Harold Harmon Hargrade cast _ admiral.jpg William Schallett

Fang agent k- 13cast _ fang.jpgred (it should be dead ... can dogs live that long? Residual thoughts ...)

About DVD:

Since the performance of the play, the distribution company has not released a VCD or DVD version. In 2005, fans of this drama launched a poll of 10,000 people online.

/take action/...? LTL =1110794674, collect signatures of ten thousand people and submit them to the publishing company. Finally, at the end of 2006, Time Life Company officially released the DVD version of Get Smart.

Time Life announced the exclusive sale of all 138 episodes of "Get Smart". The series includes 25 DVDs, which contain more than 9 hours of extra materials. The DVD collection will be released on July 7th, 2007/kloc-0. According to Time Life, these DVDs won't appear in stores until the fall of 2007.

GetSmartBox.jpg

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Get smarter: a complete collection (25 DVDs)

Release date: 2006 1 1 month 13.

Pre-order start time: September 6, 2006, 5438+05.

List price: 9.96.

The series includes:

* 25 DVDs with special collection packaging

* Five 8-page pamphlets and pad notes written by actor Dave ketchum (agent 13) and creator of TV comedy series "The Hammer" Allen Spencer are also writers of the feature film "Being Smart Again".

* All original unedited episodes of 138 (1965-70) are newly launched by Barbara Feldon.

9 audio commentary tracks by Barbara Feldon, mel brooks, james caan, don rickles, Buck Henry, Leonard Stern, bernie kopell and Bill Dana.

:: Five television interviews with Barbara Feldon, Buck Henry, Bruce Bilson, bernie kopell and Leonard Stern.

* 5 short films: The Secret History of Being Smart, Barbara Feldon: Real Example to Example, Spy, Spy, Gadgets and Inventions, Code Words and Idioms, and the unprecedented mistakes of Smart Fans!

* 2003 Television Museum; Don adams, Barbara Feldon, bernie kopell, Leonard Stern and Bruce Bilson participated in the seminar "Making Radio Smart".

* don adams's 75th birthday barbecue at Playboy Mansion.

:: Video of don adams's memorial service in 2005. Barbara Feldon, don rickles and many others paid tribute to him.

* 5 interesting interactive functions: controlling entrance examination, Max's apartment, director's office, agent 99' s wallet, Max's sunshine tiger.

* Fragments of all seven Emmy Awards? Award-winning and acceptance speech

* 1964 won the role of "Top Brass" hair care TV advertisement for Barbara Feldon.

* 1964 don adams's guest appearance in The Bill Dana Show-the role of Maxwell Smart was born!

* don adams's three guest appearances in The andy williams Show.

* Behind-the-scenes tidbits, smart promotional advertisements and so on!

Classic props:

Shoe phone

There was silence.

The movie version of "Get Smart" will be produced by Warner.

In the movie version, steve carell plays Clever and Anne Hathaway plays No.99. ..

Plot: The movie version of "Stupid Detective" turns the irony to the government's dereliction of duty. In the film, the organization of Agent 86, headquartered in Washington, is "full of internal struggles", and everyone is fighting for the responsible territory. (Laughter)