- 23/7/2025
KAOS has stolen the plans to the nuclear amphibian battleship and hidden them on the freighter Lucky Star. A KAOS informant is about to give Max all the details when he is killed. The only clue is a clip-clop noise he makes as he walks. Max and 99 book passage and search for the clip-clop noise, which everyone on the ship seems to make. Agent 44 is also on-board to give them a hand, as well as help with planning a banana theft.
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00:00Hey, Mac, here's your soup.
00:13Hey, this isn't tomato soup.
00:19Now it is.
00:22My compliments to the chef.
00:30Mind if I sit down?
00:33Yes.
00:45Careful.
00:46Some of it's getting in your mouth.
00:48What do you have?
01:00Beer.
01:06What'd you find out, 86?
01:07I think I've got a lead, Chief.
01:09Hold it.
01:11Go ahead.
01:13Whoever stole the plans for the nuclear amphibian battleship is going to smuggle them out of the country tonight.
01:17How'd you find that out?
01:19I made contact with an informer.
01:21He's going to find out what ship they're planning to use.
01:23He should be in here any minute.
01:24Good work, Max.
01:25There's only one problem, Chief.
01:27He won't give the information to me.
01:30He's afraid they're suspicious already, and if he's seen talking to me, he'll be in great danger.
01:34You go back to your table.
01:35When the man comes in, you whistle a couple of bars of Yankee doodle.
01:38I'll make the contact.
01:39Right, Chief.
01:40You can whistle, can't you?
01:41Of course I can whistle.
01:43Oh, one more thing, Chief.
01:44Very important.
01:46What?
01:46Don't order the tomato soup.
01:54It's a Yankee doodle.
02:01What's the matter, buddy?
02:03Nothing, nothing.
02:04I'm just trying to remember how Yankee doodle goes.
02:23What do you mean?
02:24Let me alone.
02:26I'm sorry, madam.
02:27I'm sorry.
02:27Don't matter me.
02:29I'll call a cop.
02:34Sorry about that, Chief.
02:35That wasn't him.
02:37Oh, no.
02:38What would you like to hear?
02:47Claire de Lune.
02:47What do you like to hear?
02:50What do you like to hear?
03:04What do you like to hear?
03:06Snowing.
03:07Yankee doodle wants to town.
03:14Who did this?
03:36Can you tell us?
03:37Who stole the plans?
03:37Drink.
03:39Please.
03:40Drink.
03:45Here, fella.
03:46Drink this milk.
03:47Is it regular?
03:49Or skim?
03:50It's regular.
03:53Go ahead.
03:54Drink it.
03:55Strike diet.
03:57Only drink skim.
04:02Can't you tell us anything?
04:04Evening star.
04:06Sails at midnight.
04:13He's dead, Max.
04:15You know what this means?
04:17Yes, Chief.
04:18Too much dieting can be a very dangerous thing.
04:21Yes, Chief.
05:17Don't release them
05:23until you run a security check on all of them.
05:27Watch the door, Larrity.
05:29You know, Chief, I'll never forget the sound
05:32that killer made when he walked away.
05:33I'll recognize it immediately the next time
05:36I hear it. What was it like, Max?
05:37Well, it was a kind of a clip-clop, clip-clop.
05:40Like a man with a special shoe?
05:42Or a man walking with a cane.
05:43Or a man with very loose dentures.
05:46Let's get on with the briefing.
05:47We don't have much time.
05:48The Evening Star sails in about 15 minutes.
05:50Okay, Chief. First of all, Smart,
05:52this is a model of the same type of ship
05:54as the Evening Star.
05:56Pay particular attention to this section of the ship.
05:59This is the passenger section.
06:01It's awfully small, isn't it?
06:03It's a freighter, Max.
06:04I don't care.
06:05Well, it only carries half a dozen passengers.
06:07Well, what about the cargo?
06:08Well, the Evening Star's cargo is divided
06:10into two compartments.
06:12In this compartment, there are about 900 tons of bananas.
06:17Oh, boy.
06:19If this wall in between the bananas and the other compartment
06:21ever breaks down, there'll be real trouble.
06:24Why? What's in the other compartment?
06:263,000 monkeys.
06:283,000 monkeys?
06:31Now, wait a minute, Professor Parker.
06:33How many bananas would that be to a monkey?
06:36Oh, well, that would depend on how hungry each monkey would be, and...
06:40Well, wouldn't it also depend upon how large the bananas were?
06:43Then if the...
06:44Channel, let's forget about how monkeys
06:45is in some sort of zoological expedition.
06:48Now, Max, when you get beyond the three-mile limit,
06:50this case automatically falls under the jurisdiction
06:52of our international control section.
06:54So you'll be contacted by an agent
06:56who will give you further instructions.
06:58How, Chief?
06:59Possibly with this.
07:00Oh.
07:01Well, I certainly hope the message doesn't reach me.
07:04Oh, this is no ordinary gun, Smart.
07:06This is a very cleverly disguised radio telephone.
07:10Here, let me show you.
07:11What's the number on your handle?
07:15652.
07:17Okay.
07:20Six...
07:20Five...
07:22Two.
07:24Well, what happens now?
07:27Break it, and talk into the handle.
07:34Hello?
07:35Hello!
07:36Oh, is that you, Parker?
07:38Yes, indeed.
07:39Is that you, Smart?
07:40Yes.
07:41How have you been?
07:42Oh, just fine, just fine.
07:44And you?
07:44Oh, pretty good, pretty good.
07:46Certainly is nice talking to you.
07:48Listen, Parker, there's a question I'd like to ask you.
07:50Shoot!
07:50Now...
07:51Now, about the bananas.
07:54If each money...
07:55Gentlemen, you're doing it again.
07:56Let's get on with the briefings.
08:00Right, Chief.
08:01Parker, there's one thing that bothers me.
08:03This makes an awfully loud ring.
08:05What if you want to phone someone quietly?
08:07Well, use your silencer.
08:08I brought your suitcases, Max.
08:13You better hurry.
08:14It's almost midnight.
08:15Right, 99.
08:16Get going, Max.
08:17I don't want you to miss that boat.
08:18Right, Chief.
08:19Don't worry.
08:19I'll do the job.
08:21Good luck, Max.
08:21Thank you, Chief.
08:22Be careful, Max.
08:23Right, 99.
08:23Remember, Max, find them and bring them back.
08:25Right, Chief.
08:29Chief, what am I looking for?
08:31The plans for the nuclear amphibian battleship.
08:35Oh, the stolen blueprints.
08:36We don't know if they're blueprints.
08:38They may have been reduced to a drawing.
08:39They could be on microfilm.
08:41We don't know what shape they're in.
08:42We just want you to get on board and find the plans before the boat reaches its destination.
08:46Right, Chief.
08:47Now, do you want anyone to go with you to show you where the evening star is tied up?
08:51Don't be ridiculous, Chief.
08:52I know this section of town like I know the back of my hand.
09:01Can somebody show me to the back of my hand?
09:2044?
09:22Hi, 86.
09:25Welcome aboard.
09:28Nice to see that you're here backing me up.
09:30How far out are we?
09:32Oh, about 20 miles.
09:34Oh, how can you tell?
09:35Oh, this is my fifth trip.
09:37You get so you can recognize the signs.
09:39The temperature of the water, the kind of seagulls, the number of fish around.
09:45Oh, are there fish down there?
09:46Sure, take a look.
09:51Oh, yes, I see.
09:52I see them.
09:52Quite a bit of them, too.
09:53What are they?
09:54Sharks.
09:56There's nothing to worry about.
09:57They're just waiting around for something to eat.
09:59Like what?
10:00Like me.
10:03Well, try to keep up your nerve, 44.
10:05After all, you are a control agent.
10:06Oh, sure.
10:07That's easy for you to say.
10:08Look what you've got.
10:09Nice dry clothes.
10:11Good food.
10:12Nice warm stateroom.
10:13Look where I've got to stay.
10:15Where?
10:16In the cargo hold.
10:17With the bananas and the monkeys?
10:19That's where I'll be during the day.
10:21Disguised as one of them.
10:22You're disguising yourself as a banana?
10:25No, as a monkey.
10:27I better be getting back.
10:28They're saving my dinner for me.
10:29Oh, what are you having?
10:31I think it's cabbage tonight.
10:32Well, that's not so good.
10:36Well, don't worry, 44.
10:37I'll try and smuggle something down from the passenger's table for you.
10:40Oh, no, that's all right.
10:41I don't mind eating with the monkeys.
10:42Anyway, some of us have gotten together.
10:44We're trying to break through to the bananas.
10:48Well, good luck.
10:49I hope you make it.
10:51Uh, oh, one more thing, 44.
10:53Do you have any idea about suspects?
10:55What, you mean someone who might have smuggled the plans for the nuclear amphibian battleship
10:58on board?
10:59Exactly.
11:00Well, I've been on the job, 86.
11:01I've got a list right here of all possible suspects.
11:06Careful, 44.
11:08That was a close one.
11:09Yes.
11:10You almost dropped the list.
11:13Now, let's see.
11:14This should narrow the suspects down quite a bit.
11:17Well, I'll see you later, 44.
11:2044?
11:24This looks like the complete passenger list.
11:27Well, it is.
11:28Don't you know what they call this freighter?
11:30What?
11:31Ship of spies.
11:35Well, hang on, 44.
11:42Sorry about that.
11:43I'm going to go.
11:55Oh.
11:56There you go.
11:58I Pharaoh.
12:00Hello?
12:01I want to get this little isolating.
12:03There you go.
12:05Oh, my God.
12:07That's enough.
12:07I'm going to do it.
12:07I want to come out.
12:09My heart is now.
12:10I'm afraid we haven't been properly introduced, senor.
12:38Oh, forgive me. My name is Maxwell Smart.
12:42My name is Consuela Juanita Dorotea Marquita Menderes.
12:46Oh, this is just a wild guess, but you're not American, are you?
12:50Oh, very observant of you, Mr. Smart.
12:52Yes, well, we're trained to be observant, Miss Mirandes.
12:55Or should I call you Fräulein?
12:58I am Spanish, Mr. Smart.
13:00Oh, well, that would have been my next guess.
13:03I think you can release me now.
13:06Oh.
13:08I wonder if you can tell me why you've been wandering around this ship in your nightgown.
13:14This is not my nightgown, Mr. Smart.
13:16It is my costume.
13:18I am a professional dancer.
13:19I have been employed to entertain the passengers.
13:22Have you also been employed to enter other people's staterooms?
13:26All those cabins and corridors look so much alike.
13:28I thought this was my cabin.
13:30It is an easy mistake to make.
13:32I see.
13:34Perhaps you will make the same mistake some night, Mr. Smart?
13:38I doubt that.
13:39I have an uncanny sense of direction.
13:43Of course, none of us are infallible.
13:45One moment, Miss Mirandes.
13:51Si, Senor Smart.
13:54One question before you leave.
13:57That clip-clop noise I heard in the corridor just before you came in.
14:02Ah, you mean this, Senor Smart.
14:03So that was it.
14:08It is my castanets.
14:09It is my castanets.
14:33It is my castanets.
15:03There is only one way to break this hole.
15:08That's the way.
15:1599.
15:16Oh, Max, I am terribly sorry.
15:19But I heard that clip-clop noise you were telling us about,
15:22and I opened the door to see who it was, and you came in.
15:24Yes, well, that clip-clop noise is made by that man across the hall.
15:28I want to use your cabin to get a running start and break his door down.
15:31Right.
15:31Okay, ready, set, go.
15:40Wait a minute, 99.
15:41What are you doing on board?
15:42This is my case.
15:43Oh, well, I had this two weeks vacation coming,
15:46and there was an extra cabin, and so here I am.
15:48Well, this isn't a very good place for a vacation.
15:51Are you ready, set, go.
15:58Wait a minute, 99.
15:59Are you sure the chief didn't send you here to back me up?
16:02Of course not, Max.
16:03The chief knows you can take care of yourself.
16:06Good.
16:10Ready, set, go.
16:12Wait a minute, Max.
16:15Before you go, don't you think you ought to speak to Captain Grauman?
16:20Why?
16:21Is he good at breaking down doors?
16:23No, Max, but after all, this is his ship.
16:26Yes.
16:26Well, have you met the captain yet?
16:27No.
16:28Well, I'll tell you what.
16:29Look up in the control files and see if we've got anything out.
16:32Right.
16:32Right here, Max.
16:39Captain Harvey Wolf Grauman.
16:42Wolf?
16:43Is that what the crew calls him?
16:44No, Wolf is his given name.
16:45The crew calls him Harvey.
16:48He's seen over 30 years maritime experience.
16:50He's lost two ships in the last war.
16:52Allied or enemy?
16:54One of each.
16:55A man of divided loyalty.
16:57He has only one friend who's an Oriental and acts as his bodyguard.
17:01Yes.
17:01Well, I'll try and get a look at both of them later.
17:03Right now, I want to break this guy's door down.
17:04Right.
17:08Ready?
17:11Set, go.
17:18Max.
17:19Max.
17:27Max.
17:30Where are you?
17:31Max?
17:36Here we go.
17:4399?
17:43What, Max?
17:44You don't suppose when you pulled me, you might have torn me in half, do you?
17:5499, look.
17:55Max, whoever did this hit me and left the cabin just after we arrived.
17:59I heard a clip-clop go down the hallway.
18:02Do you think he's dead?
18:04Yes.
18:05What do you think?
18:06Yes.
18:06No.
18:07Well, that's two, four and one against.
18:12He's still alive.
18:13Who are you?
18:15Inspector Sohokian.
18:17Armenian branch, international control.
18:20Who did this?
18:21I cannot give you his, how do you say?
18:26Name.
18:28Identity.
18:30We'd better get him a doctor.
18:32No time.
18:33Must talk before I, before I, how do you say?
18:38Die.
18:39Succumb.
18:40The man who did this, who, how do you say?
18:48Stabbed you.
18:49Attacked me.
18:51He, he knew I have uncovered.
18:55How do you say?
18:57Information.
18:57Evidence.
19:00Please.
19:02No buts.
19:05The plans, they are not plans.
19:11They are.
19:14Max, he's dead.
19:17He's deceased.
19:20What do you mean the plans are not plans?
19:23I don't know, 99, but we've got to get this information to control.
19:26Right.
19:27Max, listen.
19:40He makes that clip-clop noise, too.
19:42Yes.
19:43If this keeps up, that clip-clop noise is going to make the top of the charts.
19:47Who is that man?
19:48Well, according to the passenger list, his name is Hector Bacardo.
19:51He's the famous Portuguese polo player.
19:57I know this is a stupid question, 99, but how does he play polo?
20:01With great difficulty.
20:03I knew it was a stupid question.
20:06He must have just come from up on deck.
20:08You better keep an eye on him.
20:10Right.
20:10I'm going up on deck.
20:13Whoever murdered Inspector...
20:15How do you say...
20:15Sookian.
20:16Sookian.
20:17Whoever murdered him may be up there.
20:18I'm going with you, Max.
20:19No, you're going right back to your cabin.
20:21If I need you, I'll call you on this.
20:23The pistol phone.
20:23Right.
20:24And, 99, please be careful.
20:26There have been enough killings for one day.
20:27Oh, Max.
20:28For the first time, I really feel afraid.
20:30For the first time ever or for the first time today?
20:32For the first time since you and I have been working together.
20:35Listen, 99.
20:36Just remember this.
20:38A coward is a frightened man who's scared to be brave.
20:42But a brave man is only a coward who isn't scared to be frightened.
20:49Thank you, Max.
20:50I'll remember that.
20:51Are you ready?
20:54Yes.
20:54Yes.
21:21Hello.
21:39Max, are you all right?
21:40Yes, I'm all right, 99.
21:42What's happening, Max?
21:44Well, I can see a light.
21:45What is it?
21:46Well, it must be the bridge.
21:48I can just barely make out someone standing up there.
21:50That must be Captain Grauman.
21:52Uh-huh.
21:53Well, now there's someone standing right next to him.
21:55That must be Captain Grauman's oriental servant.
21:58So that's Grauman's Chinese.
22:02Now what's happening, Max?
22:04Nothing, 99.
22:05I don't think there's anyone up here besides me.
22:09Wait a minute.
22:10What is it?
22:11That noise.
22:13That clip-clop.
22:15I hear it.
22:16What is it, Max?
22:17What's happening?
22:18Shh.
22:1999.
22:19I'm going to have to hang up now.
22:21I may have to fire my phone.
22:23Listen, 99, this may be a little optimistic, but if I can hold out until morning, at least
22:51I can see who's shooting at me.
22:53Max, do you need help?
22:54No, no.
22:55I wouldn't come up here, 99.
22:57It's a rotten night.
22:59Hold on, Max.
22:59I'm coming right up.
23:04Max, is it very cold up there?
23:06No, but it's a little damp.
23:15My door's locked from the outside.
23:17I can't open it.
23:19Ah!
23:21Max!
23:25Max!
23:35Max!
23:37Where are you?
23:39I'm down here in the head of the head of the head.
23:42Where, Max?
23:43In the water.
23:45What do you want me to do, Max?
23:47Have you got the control files, Randy?
23:51They're in my cabin!
23:53Get them!
23:57I've got them!
23:59Look up my record!
24:01Right here, Max.
24:02What do you want to know?
24:03Did I pass the control?
24:06Swimming test!
24:09No!
24:10No!
24:10No!
24:11What do you want me to do, Max?
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