The Mysterious Dr. T

Episode aired Dec 30, 1967
TV-G
25m

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8.1/10

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Don Adams, Barbara Feldon, Bernie Kopell, and Peter Robbins in Get Smart (1965)

Action Adventure Comedy Crime Family Mystery Sci-Fi

After the death of the head CONTROL scientist, Max finds that he wasn't the brains behind his discoveries.After the death of the head CONTROL scientist, Max finds that he wasn't the brains behind his discoveries.After the death of the head CONTROL scientist, Max finds that he wasn't the brains behind his discoveries.

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IMDb RATING

8.1/10

197

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Don Adams

Maxwell Smart

Barbara Feldon

Edward Platt

Chief
(voice)

Bernie Kopell

Siegfried

Peter Robbins

Dr. Tattledove

Craddock C. Monroe

Prof. Longnecker
(as Craddock Munro)

Bill Erwin

Mr. Smith

Charles Cirillo

KAOS Agent
(uncredited)

Joe Ploski

Restaurant Patron
(uncredited)

Clark Ross

Agent 32
(uncredited)

George Washburn

Control Agent
(uncredited)

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Trivia
Peter Robbins, who plays Tyler Tattledove in this episode, was the original child actor selected to perform the voice of Charlie Brown in A Charlie Brown Christmas (1965) and several of its successors, including the full-length A Boy Named Charlie Brown (1969). His voice became the standard that producers of later Peanuts animation used when casting child actors for the part, so that there would be as little noticeable change as possible in Charlie Brown's voice.

Quotes
Maxwell Smart: Listen, 99, did you find out anything about that restaurant that sold me the poison coffee?
Agent 99: Yes, Max. It was a Kaos front. They stayed in business almost a year just to get the Professor. Then they packed up and disappeared. Terrible, isn't it?
Maxwell Smart: It certainly is. They had the best prune danish in town.