Get Smart Season 4 DVDISO

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Maxwell Smart is back...And loving it! And so is Agent 99, The Chief, Fang and the rest of the fearless "Get Smart" gang. Here is the legendary, Emmy(R) Award-winning spy-spoof series inspired by the comic genius of Mel Brooks and Buck Henry, digitally restored, remastered and brought to you for the first time on DVD. Now it's easier than ever to out-smart the world's least secret...secret agent, in this cunningly funny 25-DVD collection, featuring all 138 original episodes of "Get Smart"! This "Get Smart Giftset" is a must have collector's item.

Audio commentaries by Barbara Feldon, Buck Henry, Mel Brooks, Interivews with Get Smart cast members, creators, writers, directors and others involved in the creation of the classic series, Behind the scenes featurette, Catch phrases and key words featurette, Barbara Feldon: real model to role model: the life and times of a reluctant icon, Bloopers from the show, Rare TV footage form shows featuring Get Smart cast members as guest stars, Don Adams: 75th birthday roast, and segments form his Memorial Service.

Review
The feature film may have missed it by that much, but Get Smart, the TV series, still hits the target with deadly funny accuracy. The right show at the right time, Get Smart brilliantly spoofed the spy genre that was all the rage in 1965, with James Bond on the big screen, and such series as Danger Man, The Avengers, The Saint, The Man from U.N.C.L.E., and I Spy more or less playing it straight on the small screen. Get Smart, on the other hand, had a license to kill?with laughter. Mel Brooks and Buck Henry created one of TV's all-time greatest characters, Maxwell Smart, Agent 86 of CONTROL, the super-secret agency vigilantly on alert against the forces of KAOS. Smart (Don Adams in his iconic, Emmy-winning role), an American Clouseau, was not stupid. Though all evidence to the contrary, he was, in his own mind, a suave and sophisticated spy, albeit one who would inadvertently lean against a freshly painted wall while shadowing an enemy agent. Get Smart hilariously deglamorized the business of espionage. Agents punch a time clock and dispute vacation time. Cool spy gadgets, such as the infamous Cone of Silence, are prone to malfunction. One running joke throughout the first season finds Agent 44 (Victor French) perched in a variety of unlikely and uncomfortable hiding places, among them a grandfather clock. Although the series would only get smarter and funnier in subsequent seasons (Bernie Kopell's KAOS mastermind Siegfried would be introduced in season two), the first season contains several essential episodes, including the Emmy-winning two-parter, "Ship of Spies," "Aboard the Orient Express," featuring a cameo by Johnny Carson as an unflappable conductor, "Diplomat's Daughter" with the arch --and decidedly non-PC-- villain, the Craw, and "Back to the Drawing Board," featuring Dick Gautier as Hymie the robot. From "Sorry about that" to "Would you believe," no show before Get Smart introduced so many catchphrases into the national language, while Smart and his partner, Agent 99 (the ravishing Barbara Feldon), were perhaps TV's first "will they or won't they" couple. Brooks and Henry contribute separate commentaries for the black and white pilot episode, while Feldon provides commentary for another, and purrs introductions to each episode (beware plot spoilers). With Get Smart, you will be witness to some of TV's funniest moments, sharpest writing, and expertly-executed physical comedy. And? loving it. --Donald Liebenson

Format: Multiple Formats, Box set, NTSC
Language: English
Region: Region 1
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Number of discs: 25
Rated: G (General Audience)
Studio: HBO Studios
DVD Release Date: November 4, 2008
Run Time: 3450 minutes
Number of discs: 25