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Smart. Maxwell Radiant. The dumbest peek in the world, who fights on behalf of the forces of goodness and niceness, and succeeded in making democracy vs. communism a lot more gripping. And the second season of spies, lies and kookiness only gets funnier, with Don Adams and Barbara Feldon continuing to keep the free world.

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Don Adams is Agent 86, Maxwell Quick-witted, a not-so-bright recognize with an endless arsenal of irregular devices and peculiar sayings. The bumbling stare at a top-secret government agency called Control, which tirelessly works to maintain the free world free. He’s accompanied by his righteous partner/love interest Agent 99 (Barbara Feldon), and overseen by the long-suffering Chief (Eward Platt) who puts up with Smart’s constant mistakes.

The second season starts off rockily, with KAOS reprogramming Hymie to cancel the Chief, and soon they step up their attacks against CONTROL: KAOS’s unusual leader Siegfried (Bernie Kopell) kidnaps the Chief, and Max responds by kidnapping KAOS’s top assassin… unfortunately sparking off a bunch of revenge kidnappings, until nobody is left at either organization.

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As the season goes on, Max encounters unusual obstacles and plots against the free world — he fakes his death, impersonates a safecracker, goes to Casablanca, tries to solve serial killings in the tropics, works in a circus, suffers amnesia, and is pursued by an dismal immense game hunter, a la “The Most Risky Game.”

And what’s more, and 99 have to deal with art thieves, submarines, mummies, beauty pageants, Arab princes, mouthy KAOS parrots, CONTROL being closed down, smiling killers, bronze paint, the Choker, going to jail, and a seductive woman who may be the dismantlement of Hymie.

The considerable development of “Salvage Smart’s” second season is that Max finally gets a regular nemesis. As Holmes had his Moriarty, so Max has his Siegfried: a heel-cracking German with an exuberant sidekick, and a catchphrase of his occupy (”Ve don’t ____ here!”) . Siegfried isn’t in every episode, but he crops up often enough to be worth noting.

Basically, the second season polishes up the kooky recognize antics of the first, with more slapstick antics, delightfully uncommon problems (Max as head of the CONTROL workers’ union? ), and movie homages (”Goldfinger,” “The Most Perilous Game,” “Casablanca”) . Not to mention those wonderfully fabulous gadgets (”Why shroud a tape recorder in a camera and a camera in a tape recorder? Why not fair retract pictures with the camera, and describe with the recorder? ” “Because my mind doesn’t work that method, that’s why!”) .

Don Adams is the heart of the series, with his quirky face, nasal issue, uncommon body language and confident catchphrases (”And loving it!”) . Max is not your usual inept discover — he’s confident that he’s suave and competant, and somehow this carries him through to the kill. Barbara Feldon plays a astounding straight woman to Max’s goofiness, while Edward Platt is objective fabulous as the long-suffering Chief.

As for the fresh characters: Kopell is hysterical as “Zigfried,” an excitable Germanic KAOS agent who is constantly thwarted by Max, which tends to upset him. David Ketchum is introduced as the aptly named Agent 13, an unlucky guy who is always hiding in minute terrible spaces (garbage cans, freezers) .

“Accumulate Intellectual” didn’t collect smarter in its second season, but it definitely got better, especially with the introduction of Siegfried. Definitely a must discover, for fans of spies and madcap comedy.

One of the funniest, wackiest shows of all time. One of the smartest, too, although not usually given credit for that. Perfect casting, inspired writing, and wonderfully brought to life by Don Adams, Barbara Feldon, and Edward Platt. The stamp is very attractive, I detest DVD’s that are triple the note that they should be. Gargantuan entertainment, big mark, a laugh a shrimp and more. Bring on seasons 3,4, and 5.

DVD MENU PROBLEM: Fair for accuracy I should add that the menu on disc #4 is slightly base, there’s no draw to go directly to the final episode because when you win it the DVD takes you to the next to last episode. You have to score to the last episode via the “PLAY ALL” plan. Amazon replaced the entire DVD area, but the replacement place has the valid same pickle. Unexcited a tall DVD state, so I gave it 5 stars.
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