Prime Time Preservation: Get Smart

Did you know that Get Smart had over 50 different incarnations over the past few decades? No? Would you believe 20? How about two series and a few movies? It's time to take a look back on Mel Brooks' most successful television series, the 1965 hit, Get Smart.

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