Thanx so much for sharing Barney and the gang with me. It was a favorite show of mine when it was first-run. I still love it! I used to watch it with Mama and Daddy, and we all enjoyed it so much. I miss those days.
I was thinking when Barney went to see chano and asked how he was doing the best thing Chano could do was to sit down and have a good cry. That's the best therapy in the world for overwhelming trauma like he experienced. I was glad he was allowed to be real in that episode.
It was a Brilliant Episode. It shoes the inner feelings of a " Detective doing his job to save other people from harm" An Absolutely Brilliant Culmination of the Writers Depth; " Thank you Danny Arnold" for this poignant episode of" Barney Miller " . 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🕯🕯🕯🕯 Just " Hal and Max are left from Original Cast Members. 💖💖💖💖💖💖💔💔💔💔⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘💝
@@artchem1 My youngest son looked up Max Gail and Hal Linden both online. Hal Linden is going to be 93 in March. Max Gail is 80 now and looks great for being 80! It's hard to believe so much time has gone by! These show's were really ahead of their time in many ways!
I saw all of Barney Miller first-run, so I'm familiar with almost all of the voices. The video cut out on me after the first two eps, so I just pretended it was a radio show. It came back on just in time to see Linda Lavin, my least favorite cop. Oh, joy. (Insert sarcasm font.) Audio only was still enjoyable, since most, and the best, of Barney Miller was verbal. Thanx muchly for sharing!
No malice, just to let you know: This upload should be named: Barney Miller Thursdays Episode Barbara Barrie 92nd Birthday Special Part 1, NOT Barney Miller Thursdays Episode Barbara Barrie 92th Birthday Special Part 1. Say the word 'ninety-second.' It ends with 'nd' NOT 'th'
Chuck Berghofer played Bass on the theme song, also played Bass on Nancy Sinatra's, "These Boots Are Made For Walkin". Other Tv greats were, Charlie’s Angels, The Carol Burnett Show and The Simpsons. His bassline on Barney Miller inspired Cliff Burton to learn how to play bass. If it weren't for Barney Miller there would be no Metallica as you know them.
I think maybe she 😮 Linda Lavine could have done okay.Or better on this show but again we will never know cuz it takes a while to settle in like the person mentioned above plus it's weird she lived in Portland Maine and graduated at the same school I did no big deal but I still mentioned at I'm a name dropper.. Ilol 🎉 ✌️ Peace 🙏🕊️🙏 10.21.2023😊 ..
Non-native speaker of English is more like it. Or copied and pasted another title and didn't change the ordinal indication. It's not a mistake a native-speaker of English would make.
Even as a child I loved Barbara Barrie. As an adult, I think she and Hal Linden had amazing chemistry. Linda Lavin I could do without. She always struck me as shrill and coarse (again, even as a child). Something unpleasant in her voice.
Please upload more Barney Miller. Love this show
Thanx so much for sharing Barney and the gang with me.
It was a favorite show of mine when it was first-run. I still love it!
I used to watch it with Mama and Daddy, and we all enjoyed it so much.
I miss those days.
I was thinking when Barney went to see chano and asked how he was doing the best thing Chano could do was to sit down and have a good cry. That's the best therapy in the world for overwhelming trauma like he experienced. I was glad he was allowed to be real in that episode.
It was a Brilliant Episode. It shoes the inner feelings of a " Detective doing his job to save other people from harm" An Absolutely Brilliant Culmination of the Writers Depth; " Thank you Danny Arnold" for this poignant episode of" Barney Miller " . 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🕯🕯🕯🕯 Just " Hal and Max are left from Original Cast Members. 💖💖💖💖💖💖💔💔💔💔⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘💝
@@artchem1 My youngest son looked up Max Gail and Hal Linden both online.
Hal Linden is going to be 93 in March. Max Gail is 80 now and looks great for being 80!
It's hard to believe so much time has gone by!
These show's were really ahead of their time in many ways!
He wouldnt cry in front of his captain.
who else is groovin on the theme song? so good.
Oh yeah. I had to figure it out on my electric guitar. Need the trumpets tho 😄. Still- very fullfilling to play!
episode 4 only has audio only for some reason sorry about that folks
I saw all of Barney Miller first-run, so I'm familiar with almost all of the voices.
The video cut out on me after the first two eps, so I just pretended it was a radio show.
It came back on just in time to see Linda Lavin, my least favorite cop. Oh, joy. (Insert sarcasm font.)
Audio only was still enjoyable, since most, and the best, of Barney Miller was verbal.
Thanx muchly for sharing!
No malice, just to let you know: This upload should be named: Barney Miller Thursdays Episode Barbara Barrie 92nd Birthday Special Part 1, NOT Barney Miller Thursdays Episode Barbara Barrie 92th Birthday Special Part 1. Say the word 'ninety-second.' It ends with 'nd' NOT 'th'
Too lazy to fix it? How pathetic.
Greatest cop show ever.the humor is relatable today
Chuck Berghofer played Bass on the theme song, also played Bass on Nancy Sinatra's, "These Boots Are Made For Walkin". Other Tv greats were, Charlie’s Angels, The Carol Burnett Show and The Simpsons. His bassline on Barney Miller inspired Cliff Burton to learn how to play bass. If it weren't for Barney Miller there would be no Metallica as you know them.
This was very educational, I was wondering who was banging that bass.
Reminded me a bit of Stanley Clarke
The amazing, new 'Tummy Tuck Belt' advertised here is no 'modern miracle'. Don't waste your money. It's actually a corset.
The little boy looks like Todd Bridges of "Dif'rent Strokes".
He was 10yrs old.
It is. I think this is one of his first tv roles.
She knew what she was getting into before they got married!
You’d think so yet somehow she’s absurdly worried about every little thing. It makes no sense.
Agreed.
You never know what you are getting into before you get married!
Set in a New York City Police Department police station on East 6th St in Greenwich Village (Lower Manhattan).
1:40:15 is one of my favorite episodes. The Guest. Season 1 episode 10.
Mr Schuster the accountant is Herb Edelman - Stanley Zbornak in the Golden Girls.
I love Abe vigoda he's great
Only audio heard but no video
The video quit. Audio only after about 45 minutes.
WHY DID THE VIDEO NOT PLAYING?
Whats with the sound but no picture?
92nd
*good thing Linda Lavin got the "Alice" gig. She was ruining this show!*
i agree she was so dam annoying im surprised i havent muted the tv whenever i watch a barney miller episode and shes on
Linda Lavin was great just like the rest of the cast of Barney Miller .❤️👍🇦🇺
I disagree, she was great, just needed a little time to settle in …
@@kathleendavidson5884nope.
I think maybe she 😮
Linda Lavine could have
done okay.Or better
on this show but again
we will never know
cuz it takes a while to
settle in like the person mentioned above plus it's weird she lived in Portland Maine and graduated at the same school I did no big deal but I still mentioned at I'm a name dropper..
Ilol 🎉
✌️ Peace 🙏🕊️🙏
10.21.2023😊
..
👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🤟🏼🤙🏼🖖🏼🇳🇿
92nd, not 92th. Another public school graduate.
What school did you graduate from?
Non-native speaker of English is more like it. Or copied and pasted another title and didn't change the ordinal indication. It's not a mistake a native-speaker of English would make.
I think Linda Lavine 😊
could been ok
But Barbara Barrie
Just didnt cut it for me..
Peace 🙏🕊️ 🙏
10.21.2023
Even as a child I loved Barbara Barrie. As an adult, I think she and Hal Linden had amazing chemistry. Linda Lavin I could do without. She always struck me as shrill and coarse (again, even as a child). Something unpleasant in her voice.