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Frank Gabrielson

I learned how to build one in high school physics class. Without plutonium or uranium, it's a novelty.

plot twist: his real name was Ted Kaczynski

As soon as D. D. said it, you knew everybody believed him! He's just that kind of guy.

Fantastic writing on BM. The acting was superb.

Contrast this show with current offerings. It’s why I’ve given up on tv

This show could never be remade. Out of all the actors now a days they could never remake this show.

My fave addiction: BARNEY MILLER ❤❤❤

You know Lenny had the plutonium in an apartment in Milwaukee

This show would not be the same without Abe Vigoda.

He said right away that the "bomb" lacked fissionable material. It's not lethal

By the way...interesting encounter when my family and I went to Orlando, Florida 2 yrs before the Pandemic shut everything down. We were all sitting around a pool at Port Orleans at Disney Resort. There was a gentleman (who looked about 70, gray hair, )sitting with a woman his age. Also with a bunch of his grand-kids. He was from Queens, NY...and a retired cop. I told him that I loved a lot of the Law & Order tv shows set in NYC. I asked if they were "true to life" in the line of police work. He grinned for a moment & said "Not too much..." and he gave me a reason why....can't really remember the reason. BUT when I asked him; "ARE there any cop shows set in NY that resemble the real world of policing in that town?" AND guess what...He mentioned that "Barney Miller" came the closest to fit the definition of real NY cop stuff. Awesome.

Always loved the Swanson krionetics Co.

I walked by some homeless the other day that smelt so bad I started to gag.

Back in 1979 ABC had a great Thursday night: Barney Miller, Taxi, and The Associates.

It’s something how the mind works… I could vaguely smell the stitch! 🤭🤭

Can you imagine a cop offering you tea or coffee?? Lol😂

"Where the hell did you get the atomic bomb?" One of THE great moments in television.

We did. Lol

The bomb looks like a meat-grinder.

Harris was such a jerk sometimes.

So would the kid get whacked or join the government if this was true.

"You're entitled to your opinion." 20:25

Probably the best episode, or maybe it was the hashish one, or the waterlogged roof, or the rat in the station...never mind, they were all the best.

lol love the old nazi..

Almost 30 years an officer and detective in Montgomery County, MD. This was my favorite show, and yes...amazingly realistic !!

Sure Sure now we did but then we didn't

I miss Barney Miller. Although amusing, this was a very thought-provoking episode. Yeah. Imagine what A or B students could do, depending on their attitude at the time. That would be funnier if it wasn't so scary. With all the wackos you hear about today, it's a possibility. Just because you're paranoid, doesn't mean they're Not out to get you.

FBI Agent: Our image image has suffered the last few years. Buddy, you ain't seen NOTHING yet.

Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam ." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window ? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?"

I laughed out loud when the FBI agent said we been getting bad press the last few years. He had no clue how bad it was going to get. That was the good ol' days. Today it is a weaponized burrow of the president against the American people. lmao

Haven't seen this since it first aired. I only remembered Dietrich walked in and asked about the bomb. Great episode and thank you for posting it!

6:44 - for a second, I thought that was going to be the guy Harris was looking for

10:41 - funniest part (for me). ☮

Damn I miss this show

I bet Mr. Swanson came up with frozen dinners. 😁

Couldn't they question that guy by an open window

One of the best BM episodes ever!

My uncle was a detective in Chicago for 35 years and he said the most realistic police tv show ever was Barney Miller. 😁

My favorite episode!

That yenta, though...

I love all the show

Anybody who would like to be frozen to wake up 100 years later in a better world,---is quite the gambler. 100 years ago, (The Roaring 20's), where did they think we would be today? Nobody knew.

You'd think Harris would look up Nemmings in the phone book

We can see now how this show was a bit Orwellian. Some may call it subtle warnings. Some may call it "predictive programming".

🤣 Making an atomic bomb is child's play. There are diagrams and drawings in books and magazines. Obtaining the fissionable material (uranium 235, plutonium 239, etc) is the hard part, which helps to keep the spread of nukes down. Of course, not blowing yourself up or irradiating yourself can be a hurdle too.

"The kid says anybody in college can build one of these things." I am sure that statement had some merit in 1980, but college kids today can't figure out anything. It is called 'progress" in the schools. :(

"I'll write a note to your teacher"..."will it work?",…... "Like a Charm"...Aw.... The things that This Old Gal will do to ease down on my everyday stressed out living....Love watching old Barney Miller shows....

Probably the most realistic-looking cops I've ever seen.

One of the funniest scenes on TV with Arthur walks in and ask the question. It's up there with WKRP and I swear if God is my witness I thought turkeys could fly.