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Get Smart· Season 5 · Episode 15

House of Max (1)

S05E15·6.3·January 9, 1970·30m·NBC

Max and 99 go to London to investigate a modern-day Jack the Ripper.

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#1In Season 5of 26 rated episodes
#3All-timeof 138 rated episodes
+0.0vs season avgSeason 5 averages 6.3
1970First airedJanuary 9, 1970

Guest stars

Hedley MattinglyHedley Mattinglyas Chief Inspector Sparrow
Marcel HillaireMarcel Hillaireas Duval
Jim MacGeorgeas Laurel
George SawayaGeorge Sawayaas Jack The Ripper and Werewolf
Kurt KreugerKurt Kreugeras Auerbach
Bill Oberlinas W.C. Fields
E. J. Schusteras Hardy
Ian AbercrombieIan Abercrombieas Sergeant Poole
Terrence Pushmanas Wiggs

Crew

Tony LeaderDirector
Chris HaywardWriter

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