Barbara Feldon

Twice-divorced and New York City-based, Feldon has appeared on stage and on guest spots on TV shows, including in her old role as "99" in a brief sequel to the old Get Smart series, which had the same name, co-starring her old star Don Adams and new actor Andy Dick, in 1995. Without a Trace can currently be seen on Thursdays at 10 pm ET on CBS. She appeared in an episode of Mad About You as Diane "Spy Girl" Caldwell, an actress who was trying to shake her typecasting as Spy Girl in a series similar to Get Smart. In 2003, the TNT Network acquired syndication rights to the series for US$1.4 million per episode. After Get Smart ended, Feldon was strongly typecast. But in season 3, information is not shown.). When she was cast for the role, she was previously famous, although anonymously, appearing on a tigerskin rug in an advertisement for Top Brass men's cologne. In Hong Kong, the TVB Pearl showed information of missing persons, provided by Hong Kong Police, after each episodes in the first two seasons.

She was most famous for her character Agent 99 in the television comedy series Get Smart, starring with lead Don Adams. (Although, in Australia, the Nine Network usually shows information on missing persons in that country before episodes. She graduated from Carnegie Mellon University in 1955, shortly after which she won $64,000 (USD) on The $64,000 Question in the category of William Shakespeare. This is generally not the case for showings in other countries. Barbara Feldon (born Barbara Hall on March 12, 1932 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) is an American actress and model. This is not the case all the time: for example, at the end of an episode where the missing person attempted to commit suicide, a promotion for a suicide help line was aired in place of the missing persons report. One thing that sets it apart from most of the other current crime-solving TV dramas is that, at the end of most episodes, they show information about a real-life missing person.

Also in the background of the cases are the team's outside lives, such as romances and divorce and how these cases can be taken personally. However, like some real-life cases, sometimes the team does not find the person in time to help them out. Unlike many real-life missing persons cases, the person is often found at the end of the episode. The show was the first to ever score strong ratings opposite longtime NBC hit ER.

It was created by Hank Steinberg, and produced by Jerry Bruckheimer. It debuted as part of the CBS fall line-up in 2002. The show is about an FBI missing person unit; each episode typicially follows the investigation into one person's disappearance. Without a Trace is an American television show set in New York City.

Turkey: CNBC-E. Japan: NHK (new episodes), SUPER CHANNEL (reruns). New Zealand: TV2. Singapore: Channel 5.

Germany: Kabel 1. Finland: mtv3. France: France 2 (it can be watched on wednesdays at 9 pm during summer holidays). United Kingdom: E4 (new episodes and reruns), Channel 4(new episodes, usually broadcast a week after E4).

Taiwan: Public Television Service. Malaysia: Ntv7. Hong Kong: TVB Pearl. Spain: Antena 3 (new episodes), AXN (reruns).

Israel: Israel 10. Italy: RaiDue, Saturday at 21:00. Australia: Nine Network, Arena (Pay TV). United States: CBS, TNT Network (syndication).

Roselyn Sanchez - Special Agent Elena Delgado (2005-). A theory is that it could be Danny Alvarez, as his brother calls him that, but then that might also be an alias.). Enrique Murciano - Special Agent Danny Taylor (This may not be his real name. Poppy Montgomery - Special Agent Samantha "Sam" Spade.

Marianne Jean-Baptiste - Special Agent Vivian "Viv" Johnson. Eric Close - Special Agent Martin Fitzgerald. Anthony LaPaglia - Special Agent John Michael 'Jack' Malone, head of the unit.