Don Adams has passed
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Would you believe......................................
I used to watch "Get Smart" when I was growing up.
Remember in the begining of each show, Maxwell Smart going through all of those high security doors?
I used to watch "Get Smart" when I was growing up.
Remember in the begining of each show, Maxwell Smart going through all of those high security doors?
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Everything seems better in its day ("Bewitched" was considered a technological marvel, not to be missed on Sunday nights), and it's the same with "Get Smart." Still a funny show, it was absolutely ground-breaking in its approach to comedy when it debuted ('65, I think?). Everybody, kids and adults alike, were walking around repeating all those phrases from the show. Don Adams was a funny guy, I loved the show ( Agent 99 and that VOICE of hers, yikes...), and he will be missed. I don't think anyone under the age of 40 will understand just how much we "old farts" will miss Don and his one-of-a-kind humor.
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Originally Posted by 1956MarkII
Everything seems better in its day ("Bewitched" was considered a technological marvel, not to be missed on Sunday nights), and it's the same with "Get Smart." Still a funny show, it was absolutely ground-breaking in its approach to comedy when it debuted ('65, I think?). Everybody, kids and adults alike, were walking around repeating all those phrases from the show. Don Adams was a funny guy, I loved the show ( Agent 99 and that VOICE of hers, yikes...), and he will be missed. I don't think anyone under the age of 40 will understand just how much we "old farts" will miss Don and his one-of-a-kind humor.
I loved his humor and how he always made our family laugh.
