Barney Miller Theme (All Versions)

Aired on ABC for 8 seasons, Jan 1975 to May 1982. Theme by Jack Elliott and Allyn Ferguson. Here's the intro's and the outro's for the first 4 seasons. (See below...)
Season 1 -------------- 0:00
Season 2 -------------- 1:08
Season 3 -------------- 2:26
Seasons 4 to 8 ----- 3:45
Check out the theme from the series "Fish" by the same composers:
• Fish Theme (Intro & Ou...

[@daysturn1971]

That bass guitar is killer!

[@wangson]

Sounds like Medeski Martin and Wood to me...and John Scofield. They put out an album and all the songs are of this musical idea. it's awesome, eh?

[@TheCaptbob1]

Chuck Berghoffer on Bass. Great studio player.

[@rayjr62]

@@TheCaptbob1 Beast. Monster.

[@cellulardialtelephone5787]

It's Carol Kaye ! Everone knows that .

[@brandycoke713]

Sound like the ohio players song Ecstacy.

[@patton303]

As long as we’re talking about the bass line, the bass player was the legendary LA session cat Chuck Berghofer. He was part of The Wrecking Crew and is also known for the famous bass line in These Boots Were Made For Walkin’.

[@geowilliams8915]

Carol Kaye claims the bass line on Boots was her.

[@KaneRobot]

According to Cliff Burton's dad, this theme is what started him on playing the bass

[@mydragonseyes8177]

Just heard his dad say that and had to hear this again. Rip cliff!!

[@charlesblake8388]

That brought me here

[@cameron_fairchild]

I believe that. I was born the same year as Cliff and this was the main thing you'd ask a kid to play who said he played the bass.

[@danielsherwood3460]

For a second I thought you meant Cliff Claven and started laughing.

[@mikrokozm9]

Him & every bass player post 70's. That Rhode's sound inspires too.

[@DJERUPSHUN]

(Barney Miller)Hal Linden is 92 yrs young this year 2023; My wife & I loved the series & music & Loved being 70’s kids growing up in this era. We had real theme music for television series. It was really at it best back then. This one is still at the very top themes of music with the smokin bass opening at the very beginning is just classic! 🎸

[@Lurker-dk8jk]

This, Taxi, and Billy Joel's song for Bosom Buddies. And can't forget "Those Were the Days" from All in the Family, but it would not survive today's enlightened climate.

[@ka3powell]

Funkiest TV show theme in history. Anything that comes out today couldn't possibly measure up.

[@raindeerprojekt4119]

Sanford and son Theme By Quincy Jones Just entered the Conversation....

[@ka3powell]

@@raindeerprojekt4119 That is a good call. Another great tune!

[@11dsw]

@@raindeerprojekt4119.....Theme from SWAT

[@SparkNY1969]

Night court is pretty funky.

[@danielmize6567]

Odd couple...sticks in the head like peanut butter 😊

[@herbertschurz2711]

Rest In Peace to Abe Vigoda (Detective Fish), Jack Soo (Det. Nick Yemana), Ron Glass (Detective Ron Harris), Gregory Sierra (Det. Sgt. Chano Amenguel), Steve Landesburg (Det. Sgt. Arthur Dietrich), Ron Carey (Officer Carl Levitt), & James Gregory (Inspector Frank Luger).

[@rhythmista7707]

The third version is the one i remember as kid, (at 2;26) and is by far the best one.. The production is better and fatter, with a full sound on all the instruments, especially the horn section..It's also a lot tighter in that it is more structured arrangement wise, regarding the instrumentation.. Genius theme, and one of , if not the best from the 70's..

[@Milesco]

Well said, blica. I agree with you on every point. (Including the fact that it's the one that I, too, remember as a kid!)

[@Guitarslinger72001]

The third is the sweetest - super tight and funky, clean 70's production, and a more interesting guitar lead-in, melodically speaking.

[@johnringoo756]

Rhythmista yesyesyes

[@HarrrySpider]

Absolutely agree... I worked for weeks on that guitar lick, there’s a lot to learn in the dozens of tiny little nuances… I’ve always wondered who played that ... Someone told me it was Larry Carlton, and I believed that for a long time, but I would be happy to be corrected and find out who it really was

[@stacyhamilton2619]

The 3rd season is the best. But your paragraph hurt my brain. I fixed it for you: *...It's also a lot tighter. The instrument arrangement is more structured... Genius theme. One of the best of the 70's. * The structure and arrangement of your last two sentences and the odd periods .. tells me you're no Ron Harris writing wise.

[@WSenator1]

Doesn't matter which version - I can listen to this theme all day long!

[@DLCOrganization]

The Season 3 rendition (the polished rendition) was the definitive one, by far.

[@jkyles1000]

2:26 is my favorite bass-wise

[@winnhill3736]

Good music and a cool show.I loved it back in the 70's and 80's.😊

[@cas447]

70s sitcoms have the best theme songs (Barney Miller, Taxi, WKRP, Welcome Back Kotter)

[@SeekingHisWill]

cas447 so true!

[@kamuelalee]

The Rockford Files!

[@kendallrivers1119]

Yes, The Jeffersons, The Rockford Files, CHiPS, Vega$, The Odd Couple, Good Times, The Bob Newhart Show and Alice as well

[@11dsw]

1st season of Alice... also Theme from SWAT.

[@bst6791]

Sanford and Son and The Rockford Files

[@bradlafferty6076]

Bumped into Barbara Barrie at a supermarket on the Upper West Side a while back. I told her I loved her in Breaking Away back in 1978. I said I forgotten her name and she whispered it to me. A NY moment.

[@3.2Carrera]

When I used to go to NY as a kid I would sing the theme songs. Brooklyn interior got Welcome Back Kotter. Brooklyn on the East River facing Manhattan got Barney Miller. And of course driving over the Queensboro bridge got the Theme from Taxi. It's not NYC, but later when I crossed the Ohio River into Cincinnati.."..I'm living on the Air in Cincinnati..Cincinnati WKRP..." The 70's ruled.

[@charlescurry2222]

For some reason I thought Quincy Jones composed this. Still cool jazz.

[@hudsony777]

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[@davidl570]

Vince L If you're a Cincinnatian, hello from a fellow resident!

[@kimarajamison6951]

Whenever I see the Indianapolis sign on the freeway, I sing the original theme song to One Day At A Time.

[@carminemurray6624]

Riding the B train into Manhattan, my Sony Walkman and a mix tape of themes.

[@billyc768]

It's 2024, and Hal Linden and Barbara Barrie are still alive and kicking in their 90's. I believe Max Gail is still with us as well.

[@joedimaggio6261]

Harris on the bass Wojo on the drums Dietrich on guitar Barney on the horn

[@MrAntiSellOut]

Rest in paradise Ron Glass

[@kevins.butler3402]

(Crying)I still miss you..Ron.

[@calvinevans8305]

2:26 season 3 is my favorite. I love them all. That Bass and brass and guitar work. I watched this show at night when I was little. The intro was my favorite part. And Chips too.

[@leerichardson5842]

My favorite as well.

[@traviscorder9100]

Agree, best version!

[@tfs4499]

This show was so cool, and absolutely hilarious; need these kind of shows today!

[@saml760]

RIP Abe Vigoda We Will Miss You!!

[@fmbmitgt]

+Samuel Lees Amen!

[@13USMCX3]

+Samuel Lees AGAIN?

[@bookerlo1977]

+13USMCX3 AMEN!

[@Whtxombi]

+Samuel Lees Just saw the episode Fish is forced to retire. Damn good actor!

[@fredlburrows]

It's a shame that every time they announced his death they had to describe him as a fish faced man.

[@kingheff2771]

I love the 3rd 1. It just had that FUNK!!!!!!

[@jomocrawford2064]

One of the greatest sitcoms of all time and one of my favorites, "Barney Miller" (ABC, 1975-1982) and all versions of the theme song and the exciting, beautiful New York City's (NYC) Manhattan skyline shown in the opening and closing credits: Midtown Manhattan seen from across the Hudson River in New Jersey in the 1st season (open and close) in January 1975 and Lower Manhattan (open) and Midtown Manhattan (close) seen from across the East River in Brooklyn from the 2nd season on in September 1975. The entire cast, including Hal Linden as the title role and crew have done and great job working in this iconic and legendary show. 👍👍

[@tonyonbass]

I used to play with a VERY talented “wedding band”, GREAT 4 pc horn section, drummer was AMAZING, like a real Billy Cobham disciple…! Great pocket on grooves like this… And our band leader would announce this song [it was in our “back-of-the-book” repertoire] by saying, “If you know this song, you’re back probably hurts.” 😂 I know & LOVE this song! And my back totally hurts‼️ **Its a quip about the age of the listener… Had to explain that to somebody once. THANKS FOR POSTING‼️ Took me right back to my late 30s! -I kid- I got Jokes…😊

[@anoniconoclast2030]

2:32 has that iconic Rhodes piano bite and sustain. Such an underappreciated element in the song.

[@gives_bad_advice]

good point

[@kingovharts]

I love how during the freeze frame Hal Linden always lifts his head up and laughs.

[@davidmoore535]

Yea!! That's always a favorite!!

[@timlumpkin]

I remember that frame from my childhood.

[@jameswestervelt4263]

I saw an interview with the late Cliff Burton’s father who said the bass intro to this song inspired Cliff to pick up the bass guitar! 🎸

[@davidmoore9706]

I just love these themes!! RIP Jack Soo and Abe Vigoda!! I'll miss ya!!

[@bobsmith7101]

You left one out...the last seasons showed Barney entering the office, Wojo lifts a baseball holding Barney's mail while on the phone, Barney says good morning, Wojo stares at the baseball, Harris is typing his novel, Dietrich is laughing, and Levitt leaves the office after no one wants his help.

[@thehumblegent]

Top quality comment. Perfect in detail. Beautiful. Peace and Love

[@colleen4ever]

That was the season after Jack Soo died.

[@KevinPayton-fq8gd]

I watched the show as a kid during its original run but now when I watch it, I watch because of the theme song. It's in my personal top ten themes of all-time.

[@HIPCHIP]

Listen to the intro, and the outro no matter what.

[@mindfield7]

The first one is bare bones & gritty like NYC used to be. That bass line is great. I’d play my air bass every time it came on.

[@carminemurray6624]

The fourth one is best, Too bad it was not actually filmed in NYC, Lots of great guest 🌟 stars 🌟

[@jeffsnow7749]

The characters were effortlessly funny! Cool, unforgettable theme song.😄

[@thebruiser4114]

One of the best, most distinctive theme songs of all time. The quality and "tastiness" of this piece rivals any crossover popular mainstream jazz you care to name, although it's a short piece. But it packs a ton in the short play time.

[@reurbanise]

SO TASTY !!

[@apexone5502]

I feel like I’m the only one who likes season 2’s opener the best. I like how it sustains the funk groove just a little longer than seasons 1 and 3 and paces itself a little better. Seems like the other versions are a little more eager to go into the upbeat portion of the theme.

[@jenniferr9624]

I like the season 2 opener best.

[@huntonpeck]

This brings back some great memories! TV from this era is real comfort food, like a big, warm bowl of macaroni and cheese for the mind. R.I.P., Abe Vigoda (1921 - 2016)

[@ChrisGordan]

Thanks SO much for the work that went into this. As a professional bassist who grew up with this series, I had several times looked into finding all the variations. I've been MOST interested in the "raw" first version, and the later "more familiar versions", that resulted from transcribing and arranging themes from the original improvisation. Magnificent !! I had the good fortune to meet Chuck Berghoffer(sp?), the bassist…he came to Vegas back when I was playing with the Joe Lano Trio, and Chuck stopped by to see his old friends, Tommy Check our drummer, and Joe (WORLD CLASS guitarist). Chuck is also a wonderful upright bassist, having played with too many jazz greats to mention. Thanks again for the full history of this iconic theme!!

[@artchem1]

WOW, WHAT A GREAT STORY! THANK YOU FOR SHARING IT WITH THE " BARNEY MILLER FANS" . GREATLY APPRECIATED! 🎶🎵🔊🔱🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@tonyonbass]

I always thought Chuck Rainey played on one of these… Did he? Also, people told me Carol Kaye did one of these sessions as well…(?) ✌️

[@Kimmica20]

This theme song slapped. 🔥

[@kamuelalee]

Great show, I used to watch as a kid...though never fully understood all of the situations. But I always loved the music!!

[@ThisMichaelBrown]

third one, 1976 year, by far the best….most memorable melodies and perfect mix

[@violentJJ2112]

you are correct sir. I listened to the first two and was like, "this aint right"

[@Kbreaux10]

This is the bassline that got Cliff Burton interested in playing bass when he was 13yrs old. Thank God for this show

[@bobowrathsovine.]

The version that starts around 2:27 is by far the best one, being I was born in 74 I was not old enough to see the first few seasons but I remember being like 3 to 5 years old and hearing that one on the TV. The other ones sound more like a demo version

[@ManSittinNext2DaMan]

Same here bro, born in '74 and LOVED listening to it as a child

[@KareemPilot]

My dad loved this friggin' show

[@Chiwulf]

The musical theme has always been a favorite of mine for DECADES... The Bass :)

[@justinturley7071]

@@Chiwulf gotta have more bass.

[@kizmesizz8689]

@Clogg Mine too 😆.

[@circuitdesign]

Drummer here (40 years) and beginner bass player. The season 3 version is definitely the funkiest, grittiest and has the best feel and energy. I love it!

[@mopar_dude9227]

I would of thought you would like the last version the best being a drummer. That high hat sounds so much better than the other versions, and the drums are almost buried in the 3 version.

[@keishachoylin8652]

Season 3 ...my era!!!

[@mkb7490]

For a kid growing up in the midwest in the 80s, the skylines and stock images in the opening theme completely informed my imaginings of life in the 'Big City'

[@funcrunch]

Iconic bass line from one of the greatest sitcoms of the 70s (and early 80s). Does anyone else miss the iconic "Four D" jingle and animation that played right after the end credits?

[@therealwrestlinggenius6390]

fav episode was the tribute to jack soo at the end they all raised their coffee mugs in salute In the show Jack played a detective who made horrific coffee

[@annoldham3018]

Loved Yemana. Would drink his coffee. ☕☕☕

[@thepalatrpro]

He must’ve been using Hills Bros. That coffee is terrible!

[@gidzmobug2323]

Yemana--always with his racing sheet.

[@m.woodsrobinson9244]

😥

[@iliketowatch.]

So few good roles for Asian-Americans back in the 1970s.

[@candacetalley9261]

I wish Barney Miller was back on the air that was a good show

[@stevewheels9773]

Is is! In reruns 😄

[@artchem1]

IT WAS THE THIRD ( #3) VERSION OF BARNEY MILLER, THAT WAS THE FINEST MIX OF BASS, DRUMS, STRING GUITAR, AND THE BEAUTIFUL TRUMPETS, THAT MADE THE MUSIC OF THE SHOW, SOUND PERFECTLY ORCHESTRATED ! THANK YOU. 🌝🎶🎵🔊🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@mykylc]

2:26 is the one for me. I remember this bass line and guitar solo note for note. It's amazing to hear it after all these years. Now gonna hit the bass and guitar tomorrow and see if my fingers remember. :)

[@Barb.....]

Yes, definitely my favorite of them all!

[@MyVeritas1]

Love it, love it, love it! But, also take a listen to the orchestration in the Mannix theme or the jazziness of Sanford and Son! Jose Feliciano's soulful voice on Chico And the Man! The bass on Barney Miller, is just straight-up funky, can't get any funkier! I love hearing the old sitcom theme music. Much better than the garbage being put-out today.

[@mykylc]

@@MyVeritas1 yes indeed!!!!!

[@MyVeritas1]

I also loved 70s-80s comedy because, it showed you could be funny w/o having to be vulgar or a potty mouth!

[@MyVeritas1]

Also, take a listen the folksy Archie and Edith Bunker, Donny Hathaway doing Maude's theme, just about anything from Quinn Martin productions from that time period. Good Times and several others from that period; their theme music told a story, if you listened! God bless and enjoy!

[@danbrooks4270]

2:26 is my favorite. I've had that version in my head all my life pretty much.

[@barrythomas615]

Loved "Barney Miller" when it was on TV in the 70s and 80s. Thing is, I never heard much about it in terms of publicity back then. I'm glad it seems to be getting its due on YT. And like everybody else on this site, I STILL love the theme - especially the first and last versions.

[@alexanders562]

all these guitars solos are great.

[@PtolemyJones]

Thanks for sharing, pleasant memories of when me and my Dad would watch this show every week. Love the theme...

[@richrokk]

2:26 is definitely the one most of us remember. Thanks for posting!

[@bettywilliamson9111]

Takes me back. :-)

[@Moolz]

+Richard Williamson Yep!

[@IllyaLeonovMorganFreepony]

2:26 mos def

[@guitarshredder1972]

That's the only one I remember

[@Barb.....]

The best one!

[@vernaybass]

Thanks for posting this. As a bass player that grew up in the 70's you "couldn't play" unless you knew the theme to Barney Miller. I played Hal Linden's show a few years ago and was devastated that I didn't get to play this iconic bass line. The arrangement gave the line to the trombones...a crime.

[@theodoreritola7641]

SWEEEEET The good ol 70s ,,,

[@effyiew7318]

Bro, this hurts just reading this. Who in the hell would give this line to the bones? That arranger is a hack and deserves to be beaten in an alleyway.

[@md770]

I actually find the first version on this to be my favorite..it seems to be a little slower in tempo and is a bit more laid back and funky. Not to say the others are bad I just love that more laid back feel of the first version.

[@angelinaramon]

Love that bass.

[@KidFresh71]

sick riff. Golden age of TV theme songs. (See: Odd Couple, Love Boat, Happy Days, Taxi, Three's Company, Brady Bunch- and the king of them all- the Jeffersons.) Could see a radio station devoted to these old classics, as foreshadowed in Demolition Man

[@jiffyjim4038]

they will never make comedy shows like this Abe vigoda jack soo hal linden the best I could watch this in marathon mode anytime

[@joegriego3091]

Rest in peace Ron Glass, aka Sgt. Ron Harris, NYPD.

[@robinstevenson1098]

Aka the preacher in Firefly. Damn!!

[@user-mc6tr1vp2v]

Coolest TV show theme ever. A genuine jam.

[@kizmesizz8689]

Thank you to those who pointed out the version I remembered (2:26). I'm here on the merits of finding myself @ 5 AM doing that classic bass line! Night Court kept trying to creep in but I was like, "noooo, that's not it" lol. Thanks! K, now it's time to find "Too Close for Comfort" lol.

[@michaelmigliaccio1939]

Night Court is a close second for me, but it will always be Barney Miller at the top when it comes to TV theme basslines.

[@llkoolbean4935]

Brilliant show

[@donboy65]

The Season 3 and 4-8 variants are my most favorite variants of the theme song, with the Season 2 variant close behind.

[@daysturn1971]

Miss You, Abe Vigoda.

[@charles1203]

My mom’s friend used to like this show. He was nypd in the 80’s.

[@AnthonyMonaghan]

Possibly the most badass theme tune ever.

[@toddhogg9500]

Sgt Harris of the NYPD you will be missed and I have to say that he was fun to watch! EOW 26 Nov 2016.

[@walshwalsh10]

yeah,old fave of mine,early eighties repeats late night here in the uk,had been playing guitar a couple of years,me and a bass playing buddy,fond memories of the 3.45 onwards intros and outros,those guys were cookin'

[@Nobrun1]

Everything about this show was just right. I still watch & love it. The intro at 2:27 and ending at 4:50 top them all in my opinion - not that the other tunes are not great too. Thanks for putting them all in one place.

[@lokisbuddy5165]

Man I loved that bass back in the Day and I still love it! Soooo Cool!

[@patrickmclain4110]

BEST TV BREAK INTRO

[@chrismijares488]

The drums and bass are spot on across the life of the series. But they rocked the shit out of that theme song in 1977. Any coincidence Steve Landesberg became a leading cast member that same season? Ask Abe Vigoda... I effing dare you.

[@koyunbaba73]

The music starting at 2:27 is the one I remember best and the one with the best guitar part. But I also remember that extended horn part. I guess I must have connected them together in my head. This is great funk music.

[@josephtabar492]

I wouldn't just label it as funk because it also has heavy blues and jazz driving it. It's a combination of the three.

[@damionirving]

best version

[@71plymouth.]

R.I.P. Ron Glass.

[@datalorev]

RIP Abe. You were a legend.

[@joegriego3091]

+bucky468 Are you kidding? Inspector Luger was GREAT! I never liked Fish. Just seemed...dry.

[@Q.Lawrence]

My neighbor told me about this theme since he heard me practicing. I'm going to learn this. Thanks.

[@nelsonblantonsellshouses998]

Chuck Berghofer came up with and played the bass riff. Genius

[@770WT]

The best theme music and cast. Hell it's the best sitcom ever !

[@ericpurkey7502]

Barney Miller was on the air the year I was born and I was born back in 1976 so Barney Miller was the first sitcom I remember seeing on t.v my mom an dad were big Barney Miller fans and watched it all the time barney miller is way better then any sitcoms that are on the air today.

[@charlestonchewy]

I was born in '76 as well, and my parents were into the show. My father doesn't laugh as much, but when he saw the WEREWOLF episode, he was on the floor laughing. I didn't understand it then until I bought season 3 on DVD. HILARIOUS!

[@stacyhamilton2619]

Your sentence is not a sentence. It's a mess. Use some periods to form actual sentences. Are you on drugs? "I was born in 1976 so Barney Miller was the first sitcom I remember." The so is as irritating as Soo's coffee

[@paulandlesson]

A major shout out to whomever put this together. I watch and listen to these all the time. I think my favorite is the one with the double stops. However I also completely love the very first episode with the seemingly stepping out of key part at the end of the solo.

[@scottherald7608]

The bass sells it and the extedned trumpet section really delivers. I love the versions closer to the middle of this video. They really pollished it well.

[@Myrdden71]

The third one is the one I grew up remembering. I'd watch this with my grandparents whenever I was over at their house during an evening. Loved it even when I was just a tyke.

[@TRCOnline1]

I just added this to my playlist of favourite bass riffs of all time...to practice.

[@johng618]

Thanks for posting this!! i always thought i was dreaming when I heard the different versions back then, lol. Didn't realize there were so many!

[@driffter1976]

The bullshit networks don't even show end credits anymore, they're too busy speeding through them at the end of light promoting other gay shows to fit in even more ads.

[@eetchit6034]

lol cool man hey look at 1:14 wheres all the chemtrails? oh they didnt have em back then PROOF BITCHES!!! ILLUMINATI IS REAL SON

[@jasnjakechatham8339]

Three is the best and the one I’ve had burned into my mind for 50 years!

[@MZTHICK76]

R.I.P Ron Glass

[@spb7883]

3:45 - no question. It has the fullness of the best remaining versions, a better guitar solo, PLUS the modulation up a minor 3rd. The version I remember from childhood.... As an aside, this era is definitely and regrettably over. Whatever was left of this sound sadly died in the 90s.

[@TTony-tu6dm]

I was a cop for 30 years, and of all the myriad police shows out there , even NYPD Blue, Barney Miller most closely caught what it is like to be a police officer. Many of the details were wrong, e.g. the precinct commander wouldn’t be sitting in the detective squad room, and the detectives would not all be detective sergeants, but the absolute absurdity of police work was captured perfectly

[@smjjohnson]

I like #3 the best @ 2:26 - It's the one I remember the most as a kid.

[@ToddSmith1]

Thank you for this public service.

[@davidmoore535]

I just love this show!! I wish I had the DVDs!! But they're expensive!! Rip Jack Soo,Abe Vigoda and Ron Glass!!

[@bloofan06]

Hard to choose a favorite! They're all wonderful! Love it! Thanks so much for sharing! Barney Miller is awesome! I'm so glad I rediscovered it!

[@cvbabc]

OMG, I'm a little boy sitting in front of the television again. Priceless. Ironically, the crime in New York was probably through the roof back then. Cudos to whoever made it through.

[@kamuelalee]

One of the biggest TV mysteries of all time: In the show intro, what did the cop say to Barney Miller to make him laugh?

[@jenngee8435]

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[@ryanletterman1434]

Nothing is that funny.

[@colonelrobertsjr.7882]

Cops gotta have some humor to keep the sanity, but there's no telling. Lennie Briscoe had one liners for days

[@JrRickard]

Nice mustache cut Barney!

[@potsdam28]

Or what Harris and Yemana were laughing about

[@soulshower]

HOLY CRAP! THIS GOES HARD!! IM'MA 'BOUT TO PICK UP A BASS GUITAR, SOMETHING I CAN'T EVEN PLAY!!! 😆🤣🤣

[@susanfit47]

I remember the first time I watched Barney Miller was in reruns that when I was living in Germany I got to see several episodes of Barney Miller show during the summer of 1992. They were aired by an American TV network called AFRTS which was very good and run by the U.S. military. It aired on 2 days a week on Sunday Afternoons and on Thursday Afternoons. The episodes were aired for several years in English for a time. Years later, TV Land aired the series when I lived in San Antonio, Texas from 2000-01 and Walterboro, South Carolina from 2001-03. I missed it when WGN aired the series from 2007 to 2010.

[@looseele]

I always wanted Phish to cover this, live.

[@jessyleppert2]

I can hear the Bass all day.

[@rexsexson5349]

Sooooo Funkay! Barnay Milla! Also staring Julio from next door.

[@adamtaylor31]

Lifted directly from James Taylor's 'Rock and Roll is Music Now'. Chuck Berghofer said it himself, he should know, hes the bass player on this. And the guitar wasnt Larry Carlton (as i mistakenly thought), it was Dan Ferguson. One of the best theme songs of the era. My favorite was #3.