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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Although it has been proved moderately successful with the audiences, the show hardly shown in reruns until TV Land started airing it in late 1990s; they stopped showing it in 2003 or 2004. In recent years (recently as mid-2010s), fetv and Sundance TV started to airing ''Barney Miller'' which continues to this day. Some other streaming services have two to four seasons; nobody has the whole thing. The show can be viewed (almost) entirely on [=YouTube=] uploaded by fans; these episodes are routinely removed per The U.S. Copyright Laws, but there are always some available.
** As for [=DVDs=] of "Barney Miller", somehow for some strange reason, some [=DVDs=] with "best of" episodes, each focusing on a particular character[[note]]leading fans to wonder how you could choose the "best of" an excellent show like this[[/note]] were released in the '90s; the first 3 seasons were released by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment in the 2000s; and that was it until 2011 when Shout! Factory decided to release all the remaining five seasons and now offer a box set with all eight seasons.
** As for [=DVDs=] of "Barney Miller", somehow for some strange reason, some [=DVDs=] with "best of" episodes, each focusing on a particular character[[note]]leading fans to wonder how you could choose the "best of" an excellent show like this[[/note]] were released in the '90s; the first 3 seasons were released by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment in the 2000s; and that was it until 2011 when Shout! Factory decided to release all the remaining five seasons and now offer a box set with all eight seasons.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Although it has been proved moderately successful with the audiences, the show hardly shown in reruns until TV Land started airing it in late 1990s; they stopped showing it in 2003 or 2004. In recent years (recently as mid-2010s), fetv and Sundance TV started to airing ''Barney Miller'' the show which continues to this day. Some other streaming services have two to four seasons; nobody has the whole thing. The show It can be viewed (almost) entirely on [=YouTube=] uploaded by fans; these episodes are routinely removed per The U.S. Copyright Laws, but there are always some available.
** As for[=DVDs=] of "Barney Miller", [=DVDs=], somehow for some strange reason, some [=DVDs=] with "best of" episodes, each focusing on a particular character[[note]]leading fans to wonder how you could choose the "best of" an excellent show like this[[/note]] were released in the '90s; the first 3 seasons were released by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment in the 2000s; and that was it until 2011 when Shout! Factory decided to release all the remaining five seasons and now offer a box set with all eight seasons.
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* AdvertisingCampaigns: [[Creator/AmericanBroadcastingCompany ABC]] ordered the 1982 series ''Series/TheNewOddCouple'' starring Ron Glass as Felix as a last minute attempt to have a new show during an upcoming writer's strike, remaking scripts from the [[Series/TheOddCouple1970 Tony Randall/Jack Klugman version]]. As a result, no footage of the new show was available for Fall Preview Specials, so ABC used footage of Glass as Harris suffering from a cold from an episode of the show to approximate Felix, as well as footage of Demond Wilson from a [[ShortRunners One Season Wonder]] show called ''Baby, I'm Back'' to approximate Oscar.
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* AdvertisingCampaigns: [[Creator/AmericanBroadcastingCompany ABC]] ordered the 1982 series ''Series/TheNewOddCouple'' starring Ron Glass as Felix as a last minute attempt to have a new show during an upcoming writer's strike, remaking scripts from the [[Series/TheOddCouple1970 Tony Randall/Jack Klugman version]]. As a result, no footage of the new show was available for Fall Preview Specials, so ABC used footage of Glass as Harris suffering from a cold from an episode of the show to approximate Felix, as well as footage of Demond Wilson from a [[ShortRunners One Season Wonder]] show called ''Baby, I'm Back'' to approximate Oscar.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Although it has been proved moderately successful with the audiences, the show hardly shown in reruns until TV Land started airing it in late 1990s; they stopped showing it in 2003 or 2004. In recent years (recently as mid-2010s), fetv and Sundance TV started to airing ''Barney Miller'' which continues to this day. Some other streaming services have two to four seasons; nobody has the whole thing. ''Barney Miller'' can be viewed (almost) entirely on [=YouTube=] uploaded by fans; these episodes are routinely removed per The U.S. Copyright Laws, but there are always some available.
** As for [=DVDs=] of "Barney Miller", somehow for some strange reason, some [=DVDs=] with "best of" episodes, each focusing on a particular character[[note]]leading fans to wonder how you could choose the "best of" an excellent show like this[[/note]] were released in the '90s; the first 3 seasons were released by Sony Entertainment in the 2000s; and that was it; no company ever released a "Barney Miller" DVD again until several years later. In 2011, Shout! Factory decided to release all the remaining five seasons and now offer a box set with all eight seasons.
** As for [=DVDs=] of "Barney Miller", somehow for some strange reason, some [=DVDs=] with "best of" episodes, each focusing on a particular character[[note]]leading fans to wonder how you could choose the "best of" an excellent show like this[[/note]] were released in the '90s; the first 3 seasons were released by Sony Entertainment in the 2000s; and that was it; no company ever released a "Barney Miller" DVD again until several years later. In 2011, Shout! Factory decided to release all the remaining five seasons and now offer a box set with all eight seasons.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Although it has been proved moderately successful with the audiences, the show hardly shown in reruns until TV Land started airing it in late 1990s; they stopped showing it in 2003 or 2004. In recent years (recently as mid-2010s), fetv and Sundance TV started to airing ''Barney Miller'' which continues to this day. Some other streaming services have two to four seasons; nobody has the whole thing. ''Barney Miller'' The show can be viewed (almost) entirely on [=YouTube=] uploaded by fans; these episodes are routinely removed per The U.S. Copyright Laws, but there are always some available.
** As for [=DVDs=] of "Barney Miller", somehow for some strange reason, some [=DVDs=] with "best of" episodes, each focusing on a particular character[[note]]leading fans to wonder how you could choose the "best of" an excellent show like this[[/note]] were released in the '90s; the first 3 seasons were released by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment in the 2000s; and that wasit; no company ever released a "Barney Miller" DVD again it until several years later. In 2011, 2011 when Shout! Factory decided to release all the remaining five seasons and now offer a box set with all eight seasons.
** As for [=DVDs=] of "Barney Miller", somehow for some strange reason, some [=DVDs=] with "best of" episodes, each focusing on a particular character[[note]]leading fans to wonder how you could choose the "best of" an excellent show like this[[/note]] were released in the '90s; the first 3 seasons were released by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment in the 2000s; and that was
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* TroubledProduction: A mild example because the show's unusual production schedule didn't cause too much friction on set. Danny Arnold, the show's creator, would obsessively rewrite and restage scenes even as shows were being shot, meaning that shooting days regularly ended in the early hours of the morning as the cast struggled to learn new lines and the crew scrambled to rearrange the set. It got to the point where the show stopped using a studio audience and switched to a laugh track because recording sessions ran so long and because everyone realized that the moments that made the show special were so understated that the audience reactions were so inaudible that having one almost pointless.
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* TroubledProduction: A mild example because the show's unusual production schedule didn't cause too much friction on set. Danny Arnold, the show's creator, would obsessively rewrite and restage re-stage scenes even as shows were being shot, meaning that shooting days regularly ended in the early hours of the morning as the cast struggled to learn new lines and the crew scrambled to rearrange the set. It got to the point where the show stopped using a studio audience and switched to a laugh track because recording sessions ran so long and because everyone realized that the moments that made the show special were so understated that the audience reactions were so inaudible that having one almost pointless.
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* AdvertisingCampaigns: [[Creator/AmericanBroadcastingCompany ABC]] ordered the 1982 series ''Series/TheNewOddCouple'' starring Ron Glass as Felix as a last minute attempt to have a new show during an upcoming writer's strike, remaking scripts from the [[Series/TheOddCouple1970 Tony Randall/Jack Klugman version]]. As a result, no footage of the new show was available for Fall Preview Specials, so ABC used footage of Glass as Harris suffering from a cold from an episode of the shiow to approximate Felix, as well as footage of Demond Wilson from a [[ShortRunners One Season Wonder]] show called ''Baby, I'm Back'' to approximate Oscar.
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* AdvertisingCampaigns: [[Creator/AmericanBroadcastingCompany ABC]] ordered the 1982 series ''Series/TheNewOddCouple'' starring Ron Glass as Felix as a last minute attempt to have a new show during an upcoming writer's strike, remaking scripts from the [[Series/TheOddCouple1970 Tony Randall/Jack Klugman version]]. As a result, no footage of the new show was available for Fall Preview Specials, so ABC used footage of Glass as Harris suffering from a cold from an episode of the shiow show to approximate Felix, as well as footage of Demond Wilson from a [[ShortRunners One Season Wonder]] show called ''Baby, I'm Back'' to approximate Oscar.
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* AdvertisingCampaigns: [[Creator/AmericanBroadcastingCompany ABC]] ordered the 1982 series ''Series/TheNewOddCouple'' starring Ron Glass as Felix as a last minute attempt to have a new show during an upcoming writer's strike, remaking scripts from the [[Series/TheOddCouple1970 Tony Randall/Jack Klugman version]]. As a result, no footage of the new show was available for Fall Preview Specials, so ABC used footage of Glass as Harris suffering from a cold from an episode of ''Series/BarneyMiller'' to approximate Felix, as well as footage of Demond Wilson from a [[ShortRunners One Season Wonder]] show called ''Baby, I'm Back'' to approximate Oscar.
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* AdvertisingCampaigns: [[Creator/AmericanBroadcastingCompany ABC]] ordered the 1982 series ''Series/TheNewOddCouple'' starring Ron Glass as Felix as a last minute attempt to have a new show during an upcoming writer's strike, remaking scripts from the [[Series/TheOddCouple1970 Tony Randall/Jack Klugman version]]. As a result, no footage of the new show was available for Fall Preview Specials, so ABC used footage of Glass as Harris suffering from a cold from an episode of ''Series/BarneyMiller'' the shiow to approximate Felix, as well as footage of Demond Wilson from a [[ShortRunners One Season Wonder]] show called ''Baby, I'm Back'' to approximate Oscar.
