Goodbye Don Adams

You'll be greatly missed

Don Adams dead at 82

Sad.....very, very, sad!

Aw that's really sad!

That was such a good tv show (way baaccckkkk when I was younger!!)

I love that show...its still on TV Land

Rest in peace, Don Adams. The article said that he had been in ill health for a year now, after breaking his hip. I'm glad that his suffering is over and I know that he will live on in our memories. The article also said that he was a drill sergeant at one time - can you imagine that! Just goes to show what a brilliant man he was! Heaven will be one comic richer tonight!

How sad

Is Barbara Feldon still arrive? I couldn't get to the article-

MA...from all I can find, I think she is.

I loved that show! Wish they still played the re-runs where I live.

I find that as I get older, I cannot remember which celebrities are alive and which have passed. Anyone else have this problem? And then to think that some of them are in their 80's or older. It's mind blowing. I watch the re-runs and think they are frozen in time.

So sad.

For the life of me I can't remember the name of that thingie that they used to go into to be private when they talk - but of course never worked..... anyone?

Barbara Feldon is still alive.

The Cone of Silence....even though it was two bubbles

Oh, how sad! I loved him!

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The Cone of Silence....even though it was two bubbles

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Ah yes!

Remember the shoe phone - which was so outlandish of a thought back then.

On a related note, looks like Mel Brooks and Buck Henry are making the Get Smart Movie.
Glad to see that at least the original TV show creators are the ones making it.

Love Don Adams. Loved Get Smart. I spent a good portion of my childhood listening to jokes about Maxwell Smart. That was my maiden surname. When I took my driver license test, the examiner took a look at my permit and asked if Maxwell was my dad. I told him, no, my uncle.

Originally Posted by Deb25

Love Don Adams. Loved Get Smart. I spent a good portion of my childhood listening to jokes about Maxwell Smart. That was my maiden surname. When I took my driver license test, the examiner took a look at my permit and asked if Maxwell was my dad. I told him, no, my uncle.

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lol
Yeah, used to be something I watched with my stepdad in the early afternoons when I didn't have school.

Thanks for the laughs Don.
RIP