Fair rating?Get Smart· Season 5 · Episode 5
The Treasure of C. Errol Madre
When KAOS heists CONTROL's payrolls, putting it into severe financial straits, The Chief sends Max, disguised as prospector Frogsie Debbs, to Mira Lodo, Mexico, to find Debbs' old partner C. Errol Madre, who posesses the second half of a map that leads to a gold mind that could restore CONTROL's operations.
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#1In Season 5of 26 rated episodes
#3All-timeof 138 rated episodes
+0.0vs season avgSeason 5 averages 6.3
1969First airedOctober 24, 1969
Guest stars
Broderick Crawfordas C. Errol Madre
Robert Karvelasas Larabee
Andy Albinas BartenderAlberto Monteas Lopez
Don Diamondas GoldmouthRichard Yarmyas Foster
Al Travisas Nicholson
Fred Slyteras Man
Natividad Vacíoas FelicidadCrew
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