Greer Window

Larabee: "[Max is] trying to get into the house through the back way."
Chief: That's very heroic of him."
Larabee: Not really, Chief. He had to go to the bathroom."

Greer Window
Original Air Date	March 15th, 1969
Writers	Chris Hayward Arne Sultan
Director	Edward Ryder
Season	Four
Episode Number	110
Villain	Otto Greer
Previous Episode	Leadside
Next Episode	The Not-So-Great Escape, Part 1

Get Smart Episode #110, Season Four #24.

Plot

While convalescing from a bullet wound, Maxwell Smart becomes intrigued by the goings-on in the office building across the way from his apartment.

Synopsis

Characters

CONTROL

• Maxwell Smart - Don Adams
• Agent 99 - Barbara Feldon
• Chief - Edward Platt
• Larabee - Robert Karvelas
• Willoughby (mentioned)
• Carter (mentioned)

KAOS

• Otto Greer - Barney Phillips
• Miss Parker - Lynn Borden
• Spinoza - Bobby Somers (uncredited)
• Quincannon (mentioned)
• Kleinschmitt (uncredited/uncredited voice)

Others

• TV Repairman (Leo) - Eddie Ryder (uncredited)

Weapons and Gadgets

• Crutch Gun
• Spiked Crutch
• Pencil Listening Device
• Mini-canon

Locations

• Otto Greer Industries
• Down around South Poplar Street

Trivia

Greer's office presumably now occupies the same space as that from which 99 kept watch on Max's apartment way back in Episode #5, "Now You See Him, Now You Don't".

Reality Check

This episode is a parody of the 1954 Alfred Hitchcock film Rear Window starring James Stewart and Grace Kelly. Coincidently, the object of Stewart's attention in the film is played by Raymond Burr who also starred as Ironside in the eponymous TV series which was the parody subject of the previous Get Smart episode.