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Make-Smith & Wesson
Model-40
Ammo /Caliber-5 Rounds of .38 Special
Nickname-LemonSqueezer!
This information comes from Agent 102 who many years ago ran into Don Adams. Agent 102 filed the following report:
I asked him if the sidearm that he used on Get Smart was a particular make and model and he not only told me that it was but he showed it to me. It was in a locked box in the back of a Land Rover in the driveway. He had three of them, one for the close ups, one for drops and stunts (beat to hell) and one was his personal (with permit) sidearm. All three are identical except for serial numbers and general condition and all three were provided by the studio. The studio has the largest collection of these highly prized collectible handguns in the world. They are sought after by collectors the world over. (A recent reissue by Smith and Wesson in stainless steel and with some improvements sold out before they could get to market.)
What was 99's real name?
It was absolutely, positively, never revealed. In "99 Loses CONTROL", she leaves CONTROL and tells her fiancee that her name is Susan Hilton. However, at the end of the episode, 99 states that Susan Hilton was a fake name. The exact lines:
Max: That's all right Susan.
99: It's 99, Max. Susan isn't my real name.
Doesn't get any clearer then that!
Many people ask how the wedding between Max was handled without revealing her name. During that part of the ceremony, the Admiral snored. In addition, 99's mother always called her "dear" or "sweetie," never by a name.
