000 - Experiment that went awry, this agent was the inspiration for Inspector Clouseau (the Pink Pather) 001 - So arrogant and egotistical that he would call the bad guys when he was coming to tell them "you are SO finished!". This turned out to be charming but ineffective. 002 - Never got over being second-best. 003 - This number was skipped. The agency didn't want the mere sum of 001+002 004 - Moderately competent, actually. Modest, intelligent, and respectful to women. Killed by Russian spies at the beginning of the Cold War, unfortunately, when he made the mistake of spending 15 minutes explaining the shortcomings of their evil plan instead of just shooting them. 005 - Didn't believe Q when told not to press the RED button on the exploding pen. 006 - Almost as good as 007, and even more of a ladies man. A bit too much more, in fact -- he succumbed to venereal disease in 1959.

The Other 00 Agents of the MI6 source: http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/2272/00Agents.html Agent 002: Bill Fairbanks, was assumed to have been assassinated by Francisco Scaramanga in Beirut 1969. The bullet, however, was never found. In The Man With The Golden Gun, 007 takes a trip to Beirut. He encounters a belly dancer named Saida, in whose arms 002 lost his life. Apparently, she has been using the golden bullet as a good luck charm. Agent 003: His body was found in the snow covered Siberia. Bond was looking for the corpse of 003, which contained a microchip. The Mircroprocessor was stolen by 003 from Zorin Industries, in A View to a Kill. Unfortunately, 003 was killed before completing his mission. The chip was hidden in a locket around the agent's neck. Agent 004: Frederick Warder, was involved in a training exercise on the rocks of Gilbraltar along with 007 and 002, The Living Daylights. 004 was scaling a cliff when a KGB agent of Georgi Koskov cut his rope. Before doing so, he slid a tag with the words, "Smiert Spionam" meaning "Death to Spies." Agent 006: Once James Bond's best friend, now his worst enemy. James Bond and Alec Trevelyan were on a mission at the Arkhangelsk chemical warfare facility in the late 1980s. 007 watched as Trevelyan, played by Sean Bean, was executed by Russian Colonel Ourumov. Nine years later, the two agents meet again in the Goldeneye Mission. Cossiak Traitor known as Janus. Agent 008: Although he never appeared in any of the Bond films, M does seem to talk about him quite a bit. In Goldfinger, M threatens to replace Bond with 008, when he thinks that 007's latest mission will turn into revenge for the death of Jill Masterson. Bond also mentions 008 will replace him, if he failed to report to his agency. In The Living Daylights, M suggests to call in 008 to undertake the assassination of General Pushkin. Bond felt that Pushkin could not have been responsible for the death of the British agents. As M puts it, "008 follows orders, not instincts." Agent 009: 009 was assassinated by Mischka and Grischka at the beginning of Octopussy. While escaping into West Berlin, he was mortally wounded, nevertheless the agent was able to crawl to the British Embassy delivering the precious Faberge egg to the British government. 007 replaces 009 to finish his mission, he also avenges his death by disposing of the circus brothers.