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Get Smart· Season 2 · Episode 25

How to Succeed in the Spy Business Without Really Trying

S02E25·5.3·March 11, 1967·30m·NBC

Max and 99 are saved by Siegfried, who wants to defect. The Chief doesn't trust Siegfried until he starts to sell important information about KAOS.

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#26In Season 2of 30 rated episodes
#128All-timeof 138 rated episodes
−0.3vs season avgSeason 2 averages 5.6
1967First airedMarch 11, 1967

Guest stars

Bernie KopellBernie Kopellas Seigfried
King MoodyKing Moodyas Starker
Marc LondonMarc Londonas Agent 74
Nancy WaltersNancy Waltersas Dr. Hans Svenson
Frank Kumagaias Ishamoto
Eddie HiceEddie Hiceas Blindfolded Accountant

Crew

Gary NelsonDirector
Mike MarmerWriter

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