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No, I don't believe it. Actor Don Adams passed away today. He's one of those actors that just seemed so timeless, whether he was seen in his signature role as secret agent Maxwell Smart in TV's Get Smart or heard as the incomparable Tennessee Tuxedo from 'toon fame. Younger folk than I will recall him giving life to another personna from Toontown, Inspector Gadget.
So long, Mr. Adams. See you in reruns.
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I enjoyed your spot. And I'm intending to read more of your blog. Maxwell Smart was a non-entity to me. During those years (his show airing) I was away, in a non-TV environment - thereby actually 'missing' much cultural input from the era (Well, maybe all that's not cltural, but whatever).
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