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1965 - 1970
1.) How many Get Smart episodes were made?
2.) How many different category awards did Get Smart and the actors/actresses in the series win, while it was originally on TV?
3.) How many letters are in each of the Get Smart creators' names?
4.) What was the engine displacement of the car that Max drove during the first two seasons?
5.) How many television networks did Get Smart air on?
1966 - 1973
6.) How many years was Mission: Impossible on TV?
7.) How many Mission: Impossible episodes were made?
8.) How many Mission: Impossible episodes did the recorded briefing start with "Good afternoon"?
9.) How many of the Mission: Impossible missions have no recorded briefings?
10.) How many different category awards did Mission: Impossible and the actors/actresses in the series win, while it was originally on TV?
1+2+3+4+5=.YYY
N + .YYY + .894 = ????
6+7+8+9+10=.XXX
W - .XXX - .412 = ????
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