“Would you believe?,” was one of the many catch phrases generated by the popular TV comedy, the original Get Smart, created by funny guys Mel Brooks and Buck Henry, and featuring a cast we loved.

One of the “cutting edge” techno gadgets in the TV show was the shoe phone that the main character Maxwell Smart used. In the 1960’s the idea of taking off your shoe and talking into it was comical.

Bruce Bilson, best known as the director of iconic 1960s television series such as 'Get Smart' and 'The Andy Griffith Show', ...

Sixty years ago, American television viewers were caught between two powerful cultural currents. In theaters, James Bond ruled with Sean Connery's suave charisma, exotic locations and gadgets that ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. David Ketchum, a voice actor and comedian known for roles in series including “Get Smart” and “Camp Runamuck,” died on Aug. 10. He ...

David Ketchum, a voice actor and comedian known for roles in series including “Get Smart” and “Camp Runamuck,” died on Aug. 10. He was 97. A familiar guest star on sitcoms in the 1960s, Ketchum’s ...

Following the recent trend of remaking 1960s television shows, Get Smart arrives on our screens with an impressive cast but ultimately fails to provide enough thrills or laughs. A handful of decent ...