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== Crossovers ==
== Crossovers ==
[[File:Maxie Smart wearing spy braces.jpg|left|thumb|[[Maxie Smart]] in {{cs|Time Barrier Busted (short story)}}.]]
[[File:Maxie Smart wearing spy braces.jpg|left|thumb|[[Maxie Smart]] in {{cs|Time Barrier Busted (short story)}}.]]
Published in ''[[TV Century 21]]'' - a magazine where all fiction published within shares a universe (including the former ''[[The Daleks (series)|The Daleks]]'' comic strip), a few works of fiction [[Crossover|cross elements of the series over]] with elements of the [[Doctor Who universe|''Doctor Who'' universe]].
Published in ''[[TV Century 21]]'', a magazine where all fiction published within is set within a shared universe (including the former ''[[The Daleks (series)|The Daleks]]'' comic strip), a few works of fiction cross elements of the series over with elements of the [[Doctor Who universe|''Doctor Who'' universe]].


The earliest of these [[crossover]]s occurred in the [[TV Century 21 cover stories|''TV Century 21'' cover story]] {{cs|Time Barrier Busted (short story)}}, which referenced Lady Penelope's adventures in the crossover {{cs|The Vanishing Ray (comic story)}} alongside an image of [[agent]] [[Maxie Smart]], the protagonist of ''Get Smart''. Next, the ''[[21 (series)|21]]'' quiz {{cs|Agents' Merit Award Test 3 (feature)}} featured the statement "Maxie Smart works for [[KAOS]]" as an incorrect statement, alongside a mention of [[Nikita Bandranaik]]. Finally, the ''21'' quiz {{cs|Agents Observation Test (feature)}} directly referenced the [[Dalek]]s, alongside a reference to the narrative of the concurrent ''Get Smart'' comic, namedropping Maxie Smart, [[Agent 99 (Agents Observation Test)|Agent 99]], [[K.A.O.S.]], and [[Ivor Rakoff]].
The earliest of these [[crossover]]s occurred in the [[TV Century 21 cover stories|''TV Century 21'' cover story]] {{cs|Time Barrier Busted (short story)}}, which referenced Lady Penelope's adventures in the crossover {{cs|The Vanishing Ray (comic story)}} alongside an image of [[agent]] [[Maxie Smart]], the protagonist of ''Get Smart''. Next, the ''[[21 (series)|21]]'' quiz {{cs|Agents' Merit Award Test 3 (feature)}} featured the statement "Maxie Smart works for [[KAOS]]" as an incorrect statement, alongside a mention of [[Nikita Bandranaik]]. Finally, the ''21'' quiz {{cs|Agents Observation Test (feature)}} directly referenced the [[Dalek]]s, alongside a reference to the narrative of the concurrent ''Get Smart'' comic, namedropping Maxie Smart, [[Agent 99 (Agents Observation Test)|Agent 99]], [[K.A.O.S.]], and [[Ivor Rakoff]].

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Get Smart is a television series created by Mel Brooks and Buck Henry which originally aired on NBC from 1965 - 1969. It was adapted into a comic series published in TV Century 21.

The series features two rival organisations: CONTROL, whose members include Maxie Smart and Agent 99, and KAOS, whose members include Ivor Rakoff.

Crossovers[[edit] | [edit source]]

Maxie Smart in Time Barrier Busted [+]Loading...["Time Barrier Busted (short story)"].

Published in TV Century 21, a magazine where all fiction published within is set within a shared universe (including the former The Daleks comic strip), a few works of fiction cross elements of the series over with elements of the Doctor Who universe.

The earliest of these crossovers occurred in the TV Century 21 cover story Time Barrier Busted [+]Loading...["Time Barrier Busted (short story)"], which referenced Lady Penelope's adventures in the crossover The Vanishing Ray [+]Loading...["The Vanishing Ray (comic story)"] alongside an image of agent Maxie Smart, the protagonist of Get Smart. Next, the 21 quiz Agents' Merit Award Test 3 [+]Loading...["Agents' Merit Award Test 3 (feature)"] featured the statement "Maxie Smart works for KAOS" as an incorrect statement, alongside a mention of Nikita Bandranaik. Finally, the 21 quiz Agents Observation Test [+]Loading...["Agents Observation Test (feature)"] directly referenced the Daleks, alongside a reference to the narrative of the concurrent Get Smart comic, namedropping Maxie Smart, Agent 99, K.A.O.S., and Ivor Rakoff.

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