Broadcast History
The series was broadcast on NBC-TV from September 18, 1965, to March 29, 1969, after which it moved to the CBS network for its final season, running from September 26, 1969, to May 15, 1970, with 138 total episodes produced. During its five-season run, Get Smart only broke the top 30 twice. It ranked at No. 12 during its first season, and at No. 22 during its second season, before falling out of the top 30 for its last three seasons. The series won seven Emmy Awards, and it was nominated for another 14 Emmys, as well as two Golden Globe Awards. In 1995, the series was briefly resurrected, starring Adams and Feldon, with Andy Dick as Max's and 99's son.
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