@@ChadQuick270W wow. Chokes me up each time. The look Luger gives when Fish signs himself off duty for the last time. This show had the best cast and the best writing in tv history. Luger really grew on me as the show went on. Harris, Wojo, Levitt. Love all of them. What a monumental cast.
If I had to pick one actor from Barney Miller it wld b Jack Soo. Considering his rough past 'an American concentration camp', he still managed to maintain a sense of humor. RIP Jack.
My favourite moment is in the pilot when he looks through an arrested bookie's papers, reads "collect Yemana" and answers the phone saying "12th precinct, sergeant Yemana".
I loved that show! I'm looking for the scene when Jack Soo was sitting at his desk and Ron Glass was standing next to him looking at something on Soo's desk. A kid they arrested said "Just ask the colored guy!" Soo responded to the kid and said "I hadn't noticed." The kid said "Not you! The guy standing next to you!" Soo said "He's black, I'm colored. Black's not a color!"
Missed the greatest scene in BM imo in part 2 of quarantine. Yemana sneaks to have coffee. Wojo says what u doing to which he says I walk in my sleep. Barney says good coffee nick and yemana spits it out and jumps in bed. Had me in tears.
My favorite part in Quarantine was the following: Nick: These coffee cups look different Daryl Drisco: I scrubbed off all the mold and mildew Nick: I thought it was the pattern From Pt 2 of Quarantine
“moshi moshi” (but it did sound like mooshi mooshi). I hurt myself laughing at that scene as a kid. I became a shellfish biologist and still want to go the beach and "shoot some clams".
Nick Yemana and Arthur Dietrich were kings of the dry deadpan wit that has seen no match since. This ensemble was so perfect that they managed to top the casts of The Mary Tyler Moore Show, I Love Lucy, Mash, Golden Girls, Seinfeld, Sanford and Son, Taxi, Everybody Loves Raymond, Frasier and Cheers. Not easy to do.
Harris (writing a novel): Nick, how do you say "get me a cup of coffee" in Japanese? Nick: コーヒーを一杯もらって Next day: Harris (reading from his novel): コーヒーを一杯もらって Barney: You get your own coffee. I'm not your waiter.
I can't believe his passed away since 1979. I remember him clear as day. He ever knew Covid19, President Obama, the internet, cyber-bullyibg, the fall of the Berlin Wall, a free South Africa, the deaths of Michael Jackson and Prince, the Venezuelan Crisis, Princess Diana, cellphones
Are you two drunk?! The show NEVER lost it! The ensemble was so perfect that it didn't hurt the show when they lost someone because of the strength of the other characters. You both are definitely in the minority.
I love dry humor and Jack Soo was fantastic at it. The show was full of it.
Jack had incredible timing. Never missed a beat.
Loved Barney Miller as a kid. Rewatched the series over the years in re-runs. Comedy gold, IMO. These clips show how great Jack Soo was.
Every member of the cast had such sharp comedic timing. Must have been intimidating and difficult to do a guest stint on this show!
The HASH episode was the greatest moment in TV history!!!
That was my mom's favorite
My favorite was the Werewolf episode.
"Hey, let's us guys go down to the beach and shoot some clams!!"
"Barney, Barney, Barney. Is your mother from Killarney?"
"Mooshie Mooshie."
T.V. Guide thinks the Mary Tyler Moore episode with Chuckles the Clown was the greatest moment in TV history.
I agree hash was definitely was the best episode classic miss jack Soo may you rest in peace much love ❤❤❤❤❤❤
"Mooshy, mooshy."
Jack Soo was a riot!! I loved his dry sense of humor. He and Dietrich were my favorites on the show.
Me2! Dietrich came on much later if I recall. I still remember such mundane trivia as "Blood on the Badge".
Yemana and Dietrich were the best but so was everyone. What a show!!
I agree. My favorite two characters on Barney Miller.
@@ChadQuick270W I'm watching "goodbye Mr Fish part 2" right now on Antennae TV.
@@ImYourHuckleberry_29 so am I. 👍
@@ChadQuick270W wow. Chokes me up each time. The look Luger gives when Fish signs himself off duty for the last time. This show had the best cast and the best writing in tv history. Luger really grew on me as the show went on. Harris, Wojo, Levitt. Love all of them. What a monumental cast.
@@ImYourHuckleberry_29I struggle watching any episode Fish wasn't in.
I always loved Jack Soo's dead pan humor.
If I had to pick one actor from Barney Miller it wld b Jack Soo. Considering his rough past 'an American concentration camp', he still managed to maintain a sense of humor. RIP Jack.
Detainment camp. Don't rewrite history.
@@shotforshot5983 It's still the same thing as an internment camp or concentration camp.
Nick was great, I was a kid watching this, thank you so much for remembering when things seemed safe and innocent. 🙏
Yeah same here...i couldnt agree more.
He was my favorites on the show.
My favourite moment is in the pilot when he looks through an arrested bookie's papers, reads "collect Yemana" and answers the phone saying "12th precinct, sergeant Yemana".
Or when doing the inventory, he picked up a fan, it wouldn't work, so he said "One paperweight."
Jack Soo - too little, too little! Can you imagine hanging out and just buddying up with him?!
I loved that guy! He was great in "Flower Drum Song".
I loved that show! I'm looking for the scene when Jack Soo was sitting at his desk and Ron Glass was standing next to him looking at something on Soo's desk. A kid they arrested said "Just ask the colored guy!" Soo responded to the kid and said "I hadn't noticed." The kid said "Not you! The guy standing next to you!" Soo said "He's black, I'm colored. Black's not a color!"
BM was just one of the best shows in the ‘70.
And into the 1980s!!!
Jack Soo eating his eraser! Classic!
He was funny 😂😂😂
I was 16 when BM came out!!! I was hooked!!!!
Greatest situation comedy ever
My folks saw him on stage in Kansas City, I think in the 50s. A wonderful actor!
Missed the greatest scene in BM imo in part 2 of quarantine. Yemana sneaks to have coffee. Wojo says what u doing to which he says I walk in my sleep. Barney says good coffee nick and yemana spits it out and jumps in bed. Had me in tears.
My favorite part in Quarantine was the following:
Nick: These coffee cups look different
Daryl Drisco: I scrubbed off all the mold and mildew
Nick: I thought it was the pattern
From Pt 2 of Quarantine
@@topkatz58 haha. Anything with Nick was a fans' dream. The guy was gold. I miss him & hope to see him 1 day.
Absolutely Classic ⭐️⭐️⭐️
2:52 There's a couple lokes you wouldn't see on tv today...
Jack soo sounded like
Robert mitchum
where's the "mushy, mushy"?
“moshi moshi” (but it did sound like mooshi mooshi). I hurt myself laughing at that scene as a kid. I became a shellfish biologist and still want to go the beach and "shoot some clams".
@@heyrob-net I used to confuse the Japanese telephone greeting with Chinese mu shu pork.
Nick Yemana and Arthur Dietrich were kings of the dry deadpan wit that has seen no match since. This ensemble was so perfect that they managed to top the casts of The Mary Tyler Moore Show, I Love Lucy, Mash, Golden Girls, Seinfeld, Sanford and Son, Taxi, Everybody Loves Raymond, Frasier and Cheers. Not easy to do.
He hardly worked. he just read the paper, made bets and brewed bad coffee.
Mushi, Mushi
I have the film got it at little Tokyo
Harris (writing a novel): Nick, how do you say "get me a cup of coffee" in Japanese?
Nick: コーヒーを一杯もらって
Next day:
Harris (reading from his novel): コーヒーを一杯もらって
Barney: You get your own coffee. I'm not your waiter.
That was Fish but close enough. "What am I your maid?"
I can't believe his passed away since 1979. I remember him clear as day. He ever knew Covid19, President Obama, the internet, cyber-bullyibg, the fall of the Berlin Wall, a free South Africa, the deaths of Michael Jackson and Prince, the Venezuelan Crisis, Princess Diana, cellphones
I wish this had more of the setup to the pencil gag.
Nick is my favorite character. "Mush, mush".
"eight squad room chairs, hard... one captain's chair, SOFT"
Barney, Barney. Is your mother from Clarny?
Full screen broken?
After Jack died, I gradually lost interest in the show. He was such an integral part of the show and left a huge hole to fill.
Already lost it when Abe missed out four of the last five of season 3.
Are you two drunk?! The show NEVER lost it! The ensemble was so perfect that it didn't hurt the show when they lost someone because of the strength of the other characters. You both are definitely in the minority.