All episodes Season 4 S04E24 1969-03-15 30 min 1960s NBC/CBS

Get Smart

Greer Window

TV Flash files “Greer Window” as hour 110 of 138 in the TV Flash guide — Get Smart (1965–1970) on NBC/CBS, season 4, episode 24, aired 1969-03-15, 30 min.

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This leaf is S04E24: listed hour 110 of 138 in the Get Smart guide, hour 24 of 26 in season 4. It aired 1969-03-15 (30 min). The listed hour before it is “Leadside” (S04E23). Next is “The Not-So-Great Escape (1)” (S04E25).

Get Smart — Greer Window (S04E24)

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CONTROL corners KAOS Agent Klineschmidt in a house and attempts to take him alive. Before they can do that, he manages to shoot Max in the buttocks. Forced to stay at home, Max amuses himself by using binoculars to spy on the office building across the street. The office he's watching belongs to Otto Greer, who is a government contractor. Top secret papers have been disappearing from his office so the Chief assigns 99 to work undercover as secretary to Greer. Max keeps an eye on 99's progress and discovers too late that Greer is a KAOS agent planning to kill both of them.

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Where does Greer Window sit in the Get Smart guide?

S04E24 is listed hour 110 of 138 — hour 24 of 26 in season 4, season 4 episode 24.

When did Get Smart S04E24 air?

Greer Window aired 1969-03-15 and is listed at 30 minutes.

Do I need to watch Get Smart in order?

Mostly no. It is episodic spy farce. Recurring gadgets and the Smart/99 partnership reward a little sequence, but you can hop after the pilot grammar clicks.

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Watch a spy satire that loves its gadgets enough to mock them. Adams' timing, Feldon's cool, and farce that still understands tension — proof a laugh can share a frame with a ticking briefcase without dropping either assignment.

The cone still matters more than the catchphrase. Get Smart, 1965, is a spy novel that keeps tripping on its own gadgets and somehow still completes the mission. Mel Brooks and Buck Henry built a CONTROL agent who is both the punchline and the plot: Don Adams's Maxwell Smart, Barbara Feldon's Agent 99, Edward Platt's Chief. Bond mania had already sold the tuxedo. This series sold the gag without throwing away the thriller's timing. That dual assignment is the craft. Plenty of satires love the joke and forget the…

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