A guide to the comedy series about the misadventures of Maxwell Smart. Written in the format of a spy manual for control agents , this includes scripts and photographs from the show, as well as information on control and kaos agents, control passwords, order forms for spy supplies and more. There are interviews with cast members, including Barbara Feldon, and creators Mel Brooks and Buck Henry.

The Get Smart Handbook

Humor & Entertainment

Green, Joey

Humor

Collier Books

Takes a humorous look at what our most famous authors might have said if they had written television commercials

Selling Out: If Famous Authors Wrote Advertising

John Wiley&Sons, Inc.

Get on the bus and take a ride with the Partridge Family, America's first family of prime-time pop. Reminisce as sex symbol Keith almost flunks sex education and Laurie's new braces nearly come between her and Mark Hamill. Relive Danny's date with the draft board and heed Shirley's motherly philosophy on life. "Come on, get happy," don't be like Mr. Kincaid. Written with more insider details than a double issue of Tiger Beat, this book is jam-packed with far-out trivia, the answer to who really sang, a spectacular pop quiz, and more than one hundred photos! Rediscover the lyrics to "I Think I Love you," "I Can Feel Your Heartbeat," "I Woke Up in Love This Morning," "Point Me in the Direction of Albuquerque," and all the Partridge Family's greatest hits. Look back to those groovy crushed-velvet pant suits, the stage costume of choice. Remember guest stars Farrah Fawcett conspiring with Mr. Kincaid, Richard Pryor as a nightclub owner in need, Rob Reiner as a rebel biker in love with Laurie! Plus the complete guide to all ninety-six episodes; up-to-the-minute bios and interviews with the cast, creators, writers, and musical director; and an invaluable guide to every Partridge Family collectible.

The Partridge Family Album

Television

Perennial

At long last, the Spam Guy and the Duct Tape Guy have teamed up to bring the world the ultimate bubble wrap bible.
Here, in one comprehensive compendium are oodles of quirky and innovative uses for everybody's favorite wrap 'n' pack -- Bubble Wrap.
Plus:
<ul>
<li>Great Moments in Bubble Wrap History</li>
<li>That Trademark Bubble Wrap Sound</li>
<li>Stress Therapy -- Pop Psychology and You </li>
<li>How to Get Free Bubble Wrap</li>
<li>Wacky Bubble Wrap Substitutes</li>
</ul>

The Bubble Wrap Book

Nyberg, Tim

Harper-perennial

The "Bob Newhart Show" is one of the best-loved sitcoms to come out of the '70s. Joey Green, author of The Partridge Family Album pays loving tribute to the show with more than 60 photos, interviews with cast members, a history of how the show came to be, an episode guide, a trivia quiz, and more. Indispensable to old followers and new fans alike, this is the first and only viewer's guide to "The Bob Newhart Show."

Hi Bob!: A Self-Help Guide to the Bob Newhart Show

Puzzles & Games

St Martins Pr

Warnings-they're everywhere. On toys. On hair dryers. On compact discs. On take-out coffee cups. Almost everything for sale today comes with a warning. Why? Now, most people have enough common sense not to take a bath with an electric blender, but thanks to a few morons out there who sued big companies and won huge settlements, products now come with warnings that treat consumers like a bunch of slack-jawed yokels. So here's a collection of more than a hundred of the most ridiculous real warning labels on today's products. For example: CAUTION: DO NOT ON USE THIS HAMMER TO STRIKE ANY SOLID OBJECT. Such as, perhaps, the head of the idiot who came up with this warning in the first place? In addition, the book includes two dozen hilarious peel-off fake warning labels you can stick on real products to keep you, your friends, and your loved ones safe. Just don't read this book while driving a car or operating heavy machinery.

The Warning Label Book: Warning: Reading This Book May Cause Spontaneous, Uncontrollable Laughter

Dierckins, Tony

St. Martin's: Griffin

An inspirational compendium of historical trivia and pop culture designed to amuse and delight readers of all ages, including tales of John Grisham's trouble getting published, Barbra Streisand's failed debut, Edgar Allen Poe's expulsion from West Point, and other notables who have overcome failure to find success. Original. 35,000 first printing.

The Road to Success is Paved with Failure : How Hundreds of Famous People Triumphed Over Inauspicious Beginnings, Crushing Rejection, Humiliating Defeats and Other Speed Bumps Along Life's Highway

Biographies & Memoirs

Leaders & Notable People

Little. Brown and Company

The Mad Scientist Handbook

Offers young readers a comprehensive science book filled with wild and wacky projects, such as making green slime, cooking edible glass, creating fake blood, and more. Original.

Children's Books

Science, Nature & How It Works

Perigee Trade

A collection of experiments includes those that can be performed using ordinary household objects, such as making a battery from money or a beach ball-powered elevator, plus explanations of why each works. Original.

The Mad Scientist Handbook II

Science & Math

More mad-lab fun! Here's an all-new book of wacky experiments and off-the-wall tricks kids can perform with things from around the house, from the original "Mad Scientist," Joey Green. Readers will learn how to create their own: ? Anti-Gravity Bucket ? Disappearing Peanuts ? Ice Cream Machine ? Potato Radio ? Instant Silver ? Exploding Flowers ? and much, much more! Loaded with easy-to-understand step-by-step instructions and helpful pictures, this is definitely one book that no Mad Scientist should be without.

Potato Radio, Dizzy Dice, and More Wacky, Weird Experiments from the Mad Scientist

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