THE MAN FROM A.U.N.T.I.E.

THE MAN FROM U.N.C. L.E.
1964-1968 NBC

TV series that was part of the secret agent fad of the mid sixties featuring Napoleon Solo (Robert Vaughn) and Ilya Kuryakin (David McCallum) who worked for the secret agency United Network Command for Law and Enforcement. The acronym part was spoofed in numerous places, most notably on Get Smart.

This was a lunchbox for the show drawn by Mad artist Jack Davis. There might have been art on the Thermos inside but I don't have that.

THE MAN FROM A.U.N.T.I.E.
MAD #96, July 1965
w: Arnie Kogen
a: Mort Drucker

The rival organization was THRUSH, Technological Hierarchy for the Removal of Undesirables and the Subjugation of Humanity.

Their boss was played by Leo G. Carroll.

The enemy is Sean Connery as James Bond.

RIVAL T.V. SHOWS CRY U.N.C.L.E.
Cracked #46, September 1965
a: McCarthy (John Severin)

Marshall Dillon (James Arness) was the lead in Gunsmoke.

VAUGHN-MCCALLUM ROLES OF THE FUTURE
Cracked #58, February 1967
a: John Severin

GUNSMOKED

GUNSMOKE
1955-1975 CBS
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GUNSMOKED
MAD #30, December 1956
w: Al Feldstein
a: Jack Davis

Longest-running Western on the air of stories narrated by Matt Dillon (James Arness)

from Casual Format in Cracked #10, August 1959, illustrated by Angelo Torres

Cover for TV Guide also by Jack Davis, of James Arness, Milburn Stone, Amanda Blake, and Ken Curtis.

CARSMOKE
Car Toons #12, June-July 1963
a: Wes Bennett

UPDATE:

From TV Scenes Worth Waiting For in Cracked #74, January 1969, art by Lugoze.

Mash-up with Have Gun, Will Travel from Guest Shots in MAD #61, March 1961, by Nick Meglin and Mort Drucker

UPDATE 2:

From TV Scenes That Make More Sense in Sick #47, September 1966, art by Angelo Torres

UPDATE 3:

From If TV Characters Aged While Their Shows Stayed the Same, art by Sururi Gumen, in Cracked #128, October 1975