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Passwords and Codes |
A great many passwords, signs, codes, and countersigns were used throughout Get Smart's run. I've listed all of the ones used by CONTROL here, along with the episode.
PASSWORDS & SIGNS | CODES |
PASSWORD | EPISODE |
New York Mets win doubleheader
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Mr. Big
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When the moon is full, the tide is high.
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School Days
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Sign: The migrating birds fly low over the
sea. CS: Shadeless windows admit no light. Sign: The wingless dove protects its nest. CS: The toothless tiger rules the restless jungle.
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Too Many Chiefs
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Sign: Apples CS: MacIntosh
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Too Many Chiefs
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Tanganyika
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Aboard the Orient Express
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Sign: The geese fly high CS: The frost is on the grass.
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Double Agent
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Sign: The blue sun melts the red snow CS: And the purple water runs uphill
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Back to the Old Drawing Board
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Sign: Is the wind fair to Java? CS: All clear, no storm on the horizon
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Back to the Old Drawing Board |
Sign: Bismark CS: Salt Lake City
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Bronzefinger |
Sign: Camptown ladies sing this song. CS: Doo-dah, doo-dah Sign: Camptown racetrack five miles long CS: Oh doo-dah day.
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The Mummy |
Ricardo Montalban hates tortillas
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Viva Smart |
Herb Alpert takes trumpet lessons from Guy
Lombardo
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Viva Smart |
Sign: I wish I were in the land of cotton. CS: Old times there are not forgotten. Sign: Look away. CS: Look away. Sign: A way down south in Dixie.
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The Spy Who Met Himself |
Sign: Pussycat, pussycat, where have you
been? CS: I've been to London to visit the Queen.
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One of Our Olives is Missing Ironhand |
Never before in the history of human endeavor
have so many given so much to so few.
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That Old Gang of Mine |
The fuchsia fox fell fifty fathoms from
father's famous fish fry.
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The Mysterious Dr. T |
Sign: The Grateful Dead are alive and living
in Beverly Hills. CS: Simon and Garfunkel fell off the Tallahatchie Bridge.
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The Groovy Guru |
Sign: A wet duck only flies at midnight. CS: The night is the devil's playground. Sign: When the swallows come back to Campobello, there will be bluebirds over the white cliffs of Dover.
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The Reluctant Redhead |
Sign: Who wrote Little Women? CS: Lonely little men.
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Return of the Ancient Mariner |
Sign: Hi there. CS: Hello.
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I Shot 86 Today |
Sign: I lost my dinghy. CS: Why don't you try the Brooklyn Naval Yard?
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Age Before Duty |
Sign: When I'm calling you. CS: Ooh ooh ohh, ooh ooh ohh.
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Ice Station Siegfried |
There'll be bluebirds over the white cliffs of Dover.
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House of Max |
A nightengale sang in Berkely Square.
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House of Max |
Sign: Johnny Doughboy found a rose in Ireland. CS: To each his own.
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House of Max |
CODE | EXPLANATION | EPISODE |
Blue Alert | Extreme emergency condition. Agent is to act casual and not attempt contact until being signaled again. | The Dead Spy Scrawls |
Checkpoint Tracking Plan | System for tailing suspects which has CONTROL agents positioned at set checkpoints. | Satan Place |
Class A Security | Supersecret case rating that means it can only be discussed under the Cone of Silence. | KAOS in CONTROL |
Code 4 Alert | Requires all train stations, bus stations, and airports to be patrolled. | The Return of the Ancient Mariner |
Code 10 | Used in pursuit of KAOS Agents | Satan Place |
Code 16 | Invasion from outer space. | The Girls From KAOS |
Code 16, Rule 5 | Exact details never mentioned | The Girls From KAOS |
Code 16, Rule 6 | All agents must memorize Rule 5. | The Girls From KAOS |
Code 19 | Woman being pursued by unknown assailant. | The Girls From KAOS |
Code Z | Establishes a high level of security that means the case can not be discussed with anyone. | One Nation Invisible |
Contact Plan 6 | Exact details never mentioned | Dear Diary |
CONTROL Master Code | Known only to CONTROL's number two man | It Takes One to Know One |
Procedure 3 | Give fake information in order to receive an antidote | Classification: Dead |
Singing Code | New lyrics are put into a song. | The Hot Line |
CONTROL Universal Code | Exact details never mentioned | The Decoy |
COS Security Risk | Similar to Class A Security, it means the Cone of Silence must be used. | |
Coughing Code | Different sounding coughs replace words, this was discontinued because too many agents were getting sick. | The Mummy |
Cover Story 3-MB | Claim to be Japanese | What's It All About, Algie? |
Dead Spy Scrawls | Method of shorthand used by dying agents. (See below for translation.) |
The Dead Spy Scrawls |
Emergency Identification Procedure 6-4 | Establishes a board of inquiry to determine whether or not a CONTROL agent is working for KAOS. | The Spy Who Met Himself |
Emergency Park Procedure R-17 | When stationed in a park with a woman, kiss her passionately in order to avoid detection. | The Groovy Guru |
Emergency Telephone Plan Z | To contact another agent without being detected, go into one of a set of side by side phone booths and call him in the other booth. | Our Man in Toyland |
Filing Procedure | Makes three copies of every report and then burn them. | Perils in a Pet Shop |
Greenvault Maneuver | To disable an electronic device, unplug it. | Satan Place |
KAOS Confetti Code | Used by KAOS, the color of the confetti thrown in a ticker tape parade gives agents the message. | Hurray for Hollywood |
Long Whistle Signal | Signals emergency | Hurray for Hollywood |
Magenta Alert | Case can only be discussed under the Cone of Silence | KAOS in CONTROL |
Maneuver X-14 | To determine if a suspect is a double agent or not, ask him point blank if he's a double agent. | Dear Diary |
Maximum Mobilization Alert | Used only when another power is threatening war | Washington 4, Redskins 3 |
Maximum Security | Another rating that forces use of the Cone of Silence | Too Many Chiefs |
Maximum Security Plan Omega | Intense security plan that protects an agent by sealing off the block surrounding the agent's building, puts electronic surveillance on every floor of the building, and stations agents in the hotel across the street. Failed to work for Agent Omega. | Leadside |
M4 | Complete mobilization raid that sends out every available agent within ten minutes. | Shipment to Beirut |
101 | Designates a person to be shot on sight | Too Many Chiefs |
Operation Starch | KAOS' plan to use a special bacteria to wipe out the entire vegetable crop of the United States. | Snoopy Smart vs. the Red Baron |
Operation Baby Buggy Switch | Best worked with 15 agents, this uses a set exchange of baby buggies in order to prevent an enemy from stealing one. | Ironhand |
Operation Sourdough | Plan to locate the KAOS Communications Center | The Hot Line |
Plan 4 | Agent gets inside KAOS hideout and forces the agents inside to come out the front and get arrested. | I Am Curiously Yellow |
Plan 4A | To lure an enemy agent, just walk away from him. | The Whole Tooth And... |
Plan 6-FC | Exact details not revealed. | Back to the Old Drawing Board |
Plan 7 | Use seduction to get an enemy agent to follow you and then use a weapon on them. | Casablanca |
Plan 26-E | Using a mirror to blind an opponent | Washington 4, Redskins 3 |
Plan 49K | Split forces so that one agent takes the protectee to his apartment while the other agent shadows the suspected villain. | Diplomat's Daughter |
Plan Y-14 | Used in bus stations and airports, a suspect is lured past a row of lockers. A CONTROL agent is hidden in the lockers and opens the door of one of the lockers into the suspect, rendering him unconscious. | Mr. Big |
R-6 Emergency | Media personnel are present and forbidden to take pictures, while agents must not disclose any names or secret data. | Operation Ridiculous |
Rule 13 | Yet another security rating forcing use of the Cone of Silence. | My Nephew the Spy |
Rule 27 | All agents must strictly follow the rules. | My Nephew the Spy |
Silent Signal System | Hand signals to relay information. | The Dead Spy Scrawls |
Special Class A Top Security | That's right, it's a security rating that forces you to use the Cone of Silence. | The Decoy |
Top Secret | Security rating that means the case can only be discussed in a foreign language. | A Man Called Smart |
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