Aired:
1969-1970
Day & Time:
Fridays @ 7:30 PM
Pheasant Under Glass
While trying to rescue Professor Pheasant from a
indestructible glass prison, 99 tells Max she's pregnant.
Max gets so excited he tells a reporter that he's a spy
and is forced to have his face changed. Two good cameos
from Martin Landau and Phyllis Diller bring this one up a
notch.
Ironhand
KAOS is taken over by Ironhand, who oddly
enough, has an iron hand. Ironhand tries to steel the
AAAMM plans, which 99 is transporting in an armed baby
buggy.
Valerie of the Dolls
Max and the Chief enroll in Miss Valerie's
School for Expectant Fathers, a KAOS front. Max
accidentally switches his practice baby for a baby
containing a secret formula and KAOS is desperate to
recover it.
Widow Often Annie
The Chief order Max to marry Ann Cameron, a
widow who marries CONTROL agents and then kills them. A
pregnant and weepy 99 shows up at their wedding, which is
officiated by the Chief.
The Treasure of C. Errol Madre
KAOS steals CONTROL's bankroll, forcing CONTROL
to move their offices into an elevator. Max tries to find
the treasure of C. Errol Madre and use it as CONTROL's
new money supply. Unfortunately, he also has to escape
banditos and Froggsy Debs.
Smart Fell on Alabama
Max must break into the plantation of Colonel
Kyle K. Kirby and retrieve the KAOS code book. To help,
CONTROL springs three convicts from prison and gives them
freedom if they help in the robbery.
And Baby Makes Four Parts I and
II
Simon the Likeable is stealing Pentagon
documents and Max must stop him. However, he switches
coats with a KAOS agent and ends up with the map to the
new KAOS HQ. KAOS ends up with 99's map to the hospital
and when 99 has to give birth she and Max end up at the
wrong place at the wrong time.
Physician Impossible
Max wounds Big Eddie Little, who vows revenge.
First, Eddie needs to recover so KAOS agents kidnap him a
doctor and nurse, who are really Max and 99 wearing
hospital gowns to look in on the twins.
The Apes of Rath
CONTROL agents are receiving bananas in the mail
and then being murdered. KAOS is using Jocko, an ape made
to look like a human being and currently working as
CONTROL agent Armstrong. The plot thickens when Max
receives a banana in the mail and Armstrong is assigned
as his protector.
Age Before Duty
A CONTROL defector, Felix, uses Dorian Gray
paint to prematurely age the members of CONTROL. Felix
turns Max, 99, and the Chief into senior citizens as they
close in on him.
Is This Trip Necessary
Everyone important in Washington suffers bad
dreams, all caused by KAOS. Max and 99 track evil Dr. Pym
to the Dartfoot Spring Water Company, where Dr. Pym
captures them using "the old mortar in the mortar
trick."
Ice Station Siegfried
The planet is being frozen by a giant KAOS fan
in the North Pole. Max gets snowed in, so 99 and CIA
Agent Quigley journey to the North Pole to find Mounties
Siegfried and Shtarker. Don Adams underwent emergency
dental surgery, forcing him to miss this episode and Bill
Dana to fill in as Quigley. Unfortunately, no one changed
the jokes to fit Dana's style and he proved to be a
pathetic imitation Max. The only highlight in this is
when Shtarker starts acting goofy and Siegfried fails to
stop him saying, "It's the North Pole. You can do
whatever you want."
Moonlighting Becomes You
The Chief worries that living with Max had made
99 clumsy, but he sends her to work undercover on
Hannibal Day's radio show, a KAOS front. Max joins her as
the sound effects person and they try to stop the KAOS
broadcasts.
House of Max, Parts I and II
Jack the Ripper returns to London as do Max and
99. Helping Scotland Yard track down the killer, they
discover that he's a wax figure brought to life by Raul
Duval, owner of Duval's Cave of Wax.
Rebecca of Funny-Folk Farm
Max and 99 must retrieve a parcel from the roof
of Hester Van Hooten's mansion. CONTROL arranges for a
storm, but 99's resemblence to Hester's dead sister
throws everything into KAOS.
The Mess of Adrian Listenger
Six CONTROL agents are killer and the common denominator
is that they all played on the CONTROL baseball team. The
only surviving members are Max, the Chief, and Adrian
Listenger, a spy school dropout. When Listenger turns up
dead, Max and the Chief suspect each other. Pat Paulsen
is wonderful as Ace Weems.
Witness for the Execution
A KAOS defector agrees to testify for CONTROL,
so KAOS send the Exterminator to kill him. The
Exterminator finds the defector posing as the Smart's
baby-sitter.
How Green Was My Valey
Max and 99 pose as a valet and maid at the
Bulmanian Embassy to recover stolen rocket fuel. They
must get into the wine cellar to find the fuel, but the
only key is around the neck of the ambassador.
And Only Two Ninety-Nine
KAOS kidnaps 99 and replaces her with an
imposter(What a supply of look-alikes Kaos had!). She
keeps trying to feed Max while the real 99 escapes to try
and save Max, because there's poison in the food.
Smartacus
The Roman Bath Spas are being used by KAOS to
sweat secrets out of people by using truth serum. The
Chief and Max try out a steam, only to find the truth
serum forcing them to exchange how they really feel about
each other.
What's It All About, Algie?
Algie's Nursery is using it's plants to spy on
important people in Washington. After a CONTROL agent
disappears, Max goes to work in the nursery to crack the
case.
Hello Columbus, Goodbye America
Christopher Columbus's descendant Gino becomes
the owner of America. Max is assigned to keep Gino happy
and keep KAOS away from Gino so that Gino can return the
country to the president.
Do I Hear a Vaults
The Chief decides to move the book, "Who's
Who in Control," from the library to a bank vault.
Unfortunately, Max locks the Chief and Larabee in the
vault, where they will run out of air before the time
lock opens the vault.
I Am Curiously Yellow
The Whip has a special gong that places people
under his control after they hear it ring. Max gets
hypnotized and steals the NARCO 5-12 for the Whip. Cured
of his hypnotism by a pill, Max, Larabee, and the Chief
capture the Whip. As the final episode of the series
ends, Larabee hits the gong, placing the Chief and
CONTROL in his power.
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