Die Hauptfiguren sind Maxwell Smart alias Agent 86, seine Kollegin Agent 99 und der Chef, die alle für den US-Geheimdienst CONTROL arbeiten. Nebenfiguren sind Agent 13 und Agent 44, die an den unmöglichsten Stellen auf der Lauer liegen, so zum Beispiel in einem Briefkasten oder einer Waschmaschine, um Personen oder Gebäude zu observieren. Ausflüge in die technische Science-Fiction sind der Roboter Hymie, der Befehle allzu wörtlich nimmt, und der Vorläufer des Mobiltelefons: das Schuhtelefon bzw. Variationen davon wie das Butterbrottelefon. Die Gegenspieler sind Spione der Geheimorganisation KAOS, wie Siegfried oder Dr. Yes.
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- Oʂɯαʅԃσ Rσყҽƚƚ13. November 2025As a kid I loved 60s American tv comedies but now I cant even look at them any more, except for one! Get Smart is as funny now as when I first saw it and is Mel Brooks & Buck Henry's best TV work.
- Oliver Giles2. Juni 2025An absolutely fantastic spoof of the spy genre at the time by all accounts. Every member of the main and recurring cast is as close to perfect as you can get from ten first episode to the last. Don Adams in particular did an absolutely spectacular job in the role of Maxwell Smart, agent 86, and in my opinion is one of the most underrated physical comedic actors of all time when it comes to slapstick humor. While the revival attempts that followed would see a significant drop in quality for the most part, particularly the dreadful 2008 feature film, the original series is still a comedy classic and a must-watch for lovers of comedy and other Mel Brooks works. Easy 5/5 stars.
- Richard18. Oktober 2025Saw this one on TV as a kid, Dutch or German broadcast, can’t remember which, but the vibe stuck. Maxwell Smart was a walking disaster in a trench coat, trying to stop KAOS with gadgets that barely worked and catchphrases that somehow did. Agent 99 was the real brains and the Chief had permanent headache energy. The humor was slapstick, deadpan and weirdly clever. Felt like James Bond got rewritten by a kid with a banana phone. Didn’t get all the Cold War jokes back then, but the shoe phone and Cone of Silence were iconic. It was silly, stylish and way funnier than it had any right to be.
Mini-Max Trivia
Mini-Max has 5 seasons.
Mini-Max has 138 episodes.
The key characters in Mini-Max are Maxwell Smart (Don Adams), Agent 99 (Barbara Feldon), Thaddeus (Edward Platt).
Mini-Max was directed by Gary Nelson, Bruce Bilson, Don Adams, James Komack, Earl Bellamy, Jay Sandrich, William Wiard, Alan Rafkin, Frank McDonald, Norman Abbott, Charles R. Rondeau, Reza Badiyi, Paul Bogart, Sidney Miller, Richard Benedict, Harry Falk, Murray Golden, Jerry Hopper, Anton Leader, Richard Donner, Jess Oppenheimer, Nicholas Webster, Joshua Shelley, Howard Morris, Ron Joy, Eddie Ryder.
Mini-Max was produced by Leonard B. Stern, Arnie Rosen, James Komack, Jess Oppenheimer, Burt Nodella, Jay Sandrich, Chris Hayward, Gary Nelson.
Die Hauptfiguren sind Maxwell Smart alias Agent 86, seine Kollegin Agent 99 und der Chef, die alle für den US-Geheimdienst CONTROL arbeiten. Nebenfiguren sind Agent 13 und Agent 44, die an den unmöglichsten Stellen auf der Lauer liegen, so zum Beispiel in einem Briefkasten oder einer Waschmaschine, um Personen oder Gebäude zu observieren. Ausflüge in die technische Science-Fiction sind der Roboter Hymie, der Befehle allzu wörtlich nimmt, und der Vorläufer des Mobiltelefons: das Schuhtelefon bzw. Variationen davon wie das Butterbrottelefon. Die Gegenspieler sind Spione der Geheimorganisation KAOS, wie Siegfried oder Dr. Yes.
Mini-Max is rated 12.
Mini-Max is a Komödie, Action, Adventure show.
Mini-Max has an audience rating of 8.5 out of 10.
Mini-Max episodes are 25 Min. long.
No, this show was canceled after 5 seasons.