Get Smart

Get Smart1965

Genre: Comedy
Get Smart is an American comedy television series that satirizes the secret agent genre that was popular at the time. It was created by Mel Brooks with Buck Henry, and had its television premiere on NBC on September 18, 1965. more »



Chief:
Now our one clue is the melody you heard just before the murder. Arrick, is the Detect-O-Tune ready?

Arrick:
Yes, Chief.

Chief:
Good.

Maxwell Smart:
How does it work?

Arrick:
Well, the Detect-O-Tune can reconstruct any melody in the same way that a criminal's face can be reconstructed through the descriptions of witnesses. Now, can you remember any of the notes that you heard?

Chief:
Just hum anything you remember, Max.

Maxwell Smart:
Ok, let me see now, Chief. [begins humming] Daaa, daaa, daaa, daaa, doo, daaa, daaa...

[Arrick then slowly plays same notes on Detect-O-Tune]

Maxwell Smart:
A little faster than that.

[Arrick plays notes faster and faster and quickly gets carried away]

Chief:
ARRICK!

Arrick:
Sorry, Chief.

Chief:
Try to get it, Max. This may be vital!

Maxwell Smart:
All right, Chief. Let me see. [begins humming] Daaa, daaa, daaa, daaa...

Arrick:
[humming along] Bom, bom, bom, bom...

Maxwell Smart:
No, no, no. Daaa, daaa, daaa, da-da-dee, daaa, daaa...

Maxwell Smart, Chief, Arrick:
Daaa, daaa, daaa, dee, daa, dee-dah... [All three start singing] "Heart of my heart, how I love that melody, love the melody, heart of my heart, brings back a memory!" [Max and Arrick realize what they're doing and stop singing, Chief gets carried away and continues singing]

Chief:
"When we were kids on the corner of the street, we were rough and..." [Chief stops singing, noticing the others have stopped as well]

[Max takes out a notebook and starts writing something]

Chief:
What are you doing, Max?

Maxwell Smart:
I'm putting you down for the lead in "The Spy Frolics", Chief.

Chief:
MAX!

[Max puts his notebook away]

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