Get Smart, Again! (1989)
Commander Drury's secretary retrieves Maxwell Smart's file using the Amiga,
The Amiga 1000 (originally called simply the Commodore Amiga) was Commodore's first 16-bit computer having bought it wholesale from Amiga Computing, a company set up by one of the original designers of the Atari 800.
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• Get Smart, Again! (1989) • Food of the Gods II (1989) • Not Quite Human (1987) • Disorderlies (1987) • Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey (1993) • Crash and Burn (1990) • Bionic Showdown: The Six Million Dollar Man and the Bionic Woman (1989) • Me Myself I (1999) • Sledge Hammer! - Season 1, Episode 22, "The Spa Who Loved Me" (1987) • Sidekicks (1992) • Brain Dead (1990) • Sotto il vestito niente 2 (1988) • Shakma (1990) • Takeover (1987) • Amazing Stories - Season 2, Episode 12, "The Eternal Mind" (1986) • Operation: Zeitsturm (2008) • The Tower (1993) • Game Set and Match (1988) • Alfred Hitchcock Presents - Season 3, Episode 13, "User Deadly" (1988) • Miami Vice - Season 3, Episode 11, "Forgive Us Our Debts" (1986) • Family Viewing (1988)
Commander Drury's secretary retrieves Maxwell Smart's file using the Amiga,
Dr Hamilton uses his Amiga to study the growth hormone and to develop the antidote.
Dr Carson's ex-employer instructs his henchman to take control of Chip which he does using a remote control unit hooked up to an Amiga 1000.
Lowry calculates the full extent of his debts using an A1000, and another is in Albert's room apparently monitoring his heart.
Feeling guilty for the loss of the pets, the father uses an A1000 at work to print out a wanted notice.
Arran uses the Amiga to recover a program to control a robot from floppy disk.
There's no keyboard attached to the machine.
The Amigas appear in the lab where Kate has her bionics added.
Married-Pamela has an ancient Amiga 1000 at home that she uses to write her articles.
Detective Doreau uses an Amiga 1000 to generate a picture of a terrorist suspect.
Barry's father, a computer programmer, has an A1000 in the kitchen for some reason.
It's only just visible in the bottom left of this shot.
Dr Martin has an Amiga 1000 in his lab that he uses to study the brain of Jack Halsey.
The police detective in charge of the case has an A1000 on his desk that he uses to determine the true identity of the American models.
The students design the game using an Amiga 1000 and later Professor Sorenson, in his role as Games-master, directs the players using an Amiga.
George gives Harvey an Amiga 1000 as a present in hospital which he uses to hack the hospital's computer system, and later to download the George 1 program.
An Amiga 1000 is part of the computer system used for the mind transfer.
The A1000 appears in a pile of Commodore kit in Georg's attic.
A black Amiga 1000 is the workstation in Tony's office. Frustrated with its inflexibility, Tony modifies it by adding his own music chip.
It's black, the monitor and keyboard are wrong, and the chip Tony replaces doesn't exist.
Bernard is brought up to speed on events across the border by reading files on an Amiga 1000.
The killer uses his A1000 to taunt Jerry, giving him clues he is unable to interpret because of his lack of computer skills.
Amiga 1000s appear at police headquarters and in the campaign offices of the DA.
Van's father hires a private detective to try and work out what Van is doing. The Amiga 1000 appears in the investigator's office.
