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CONTROL courier who becomes the fifth in succession to disappear from a passenger plane in midflight - despite the fact that he is being protected by Maxwell Smart at the time. Busby has a wife and family. Portrayed by Ward Wood [Episode #89: "Closely Watched Planes"].

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rdfs:label	Busby
rdfs:comment	CONTROL courier who becomes the fifth in succession to disappear from a passenger plane in midflight - despite the fact that he is being protected by Maxwell Smart at the time. Busby has a wife and family. Portrayed by Ward Wood [Episode #89: "Closely Watched Planes"]. Busby is a penguin who appears in episode 4508 of Sesame Street. He assists Ernie in his plan to get the whole world to dance with him. Using Bert's phone, Busby plays cinematographer as Ernie gathers footage of everyone dancing, eventually putting it on the web. Given the dancing theme of the story, it is likely that the character's name is a reference to famous choreographer Busby Berkeley. Busby was a man living in the area of Walnut Grove.
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Performer	Stephanie D'Abruzzo
Debut	2014(xsd:integer)
abstract	CONTROL courier who becomes the fifth in succession to disappear from a passenger plane in midflight - despite the fact that he is being protected by Maxwell Smart at the time. Busby has a wife and family. Portrayed by Ward Wood [Episode #89: "Closely Watched Planes"]. Busby is a penguin who appears in episode 4508 of Sesame Street. He assists Ernie in his plan to get the whole world to dance with him. Using Bert's phone, Busby plays cinematographer as Ernie gathers footage of everyone dancing, eventually putting it on the web. Given the dancing theme of the story, it is likely that the character's name is a reference to famous choreographer Busby Berkeley. Busby was a man living in the area of Walnut Grove.

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