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Barney Miller (1975 – 1982)

1975 • 8 seasons • Comedy • TV-PG
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Barney MillerSeason 6

22 episodes · Sep 13, 1979

1. Inquisition
Sep 13, 1979

An anonymous letter implicated a member of the 12th Precinct as homosexual, prompting Lieutenant Scanlon to launch a zealous investigation into the letter’s author. Meanwhile, a disgruntled customer attacked an elevator’s Muzak system with

2. The Photographer
Sep 20, 1979

The man’s claim was timely, a desperate plea from a drug dealer caught with a prodigious quantity of narcotics. An elderly mugger, meanwhile, adopted the guise of a photographer, preying on vulnerable women.

3. Vacation
Sep 27, 1979

The tension was palpable, yet strangely diverted. A sniper might be targeting a police officer, but the detectives were consumed by minutiae: a vacation schedule, a refusal of organ donation. The city held its breath, unaware that the true

4. The Brother
Oct 4, 1979

Barney discovered, to his considerable dismay, that Dietrich was perhaps not suited for the finer points of larceny—particularly when executed in drag.

5. The Slave
Oct 18, 1979

The news struck him with unexpected force: the Burmese driver, slated for a traffic accident, was not simply a hired hand. He was bound by indenture.

6. Strip Joint
Nov 1, 1979

The opening of the strip club ignited a fury within him, a simmering rage threatening to erupt. He felt a heat rising, a sense of impending collapse, as if he were about to burst into flames. The proximity of the establishment was an unbear

7. The Bird
Nov 8, 1979

A crucial piece of evidence was withheld: Dietrich refused to sign a release. The consequences rippled outward, striking with devastating force. A suicide hotline operator, burdened by the refusal, succumbed to despair. The clerk who had s

8. The Desk
Nov 22, 1979

He had been a renowned acting teacher, Jeff Corey, known previously for his role as "The Prisoner." But now, the world saw him as something far more unsettling: a man rendered nearly lifeless by lobotomy, his movements jerky and unnatural.

9. The Judge
Dec 6, 1979

The crimes detailed by a solitary woman seem to originate from the world of daytime television dramas.

10. The DNA Story
Dec 13, 1979

A woman becomes convinced her husband is a clone, and embarks on a quest to uncover the truth behind his origins – a journey that leads her into a world of scientific intrigue and existential questioning.

11. The Dentist
Dec 27, 1979

His hands were a strange instrument to himself, a source of comfort and a burden to those around him. A detective often went undercover, seeking to ensnare a dentist whose hands betrayed him.

12. People's Court
Jan 3, 1980

Driven to desperate measures by a recalcitrant populace, a census taker resorts to drastic actions to complete the head count. Meanwhile, besieged apartment dwellers unite, capturing a burglar in a show of collective resolve.

13. Vanished (1)
Jan 10, 1980

A woman contemplates motherhood through surrogacy, her attention drawn to Dietrich and Wojo. *** The following is an attempt to capture the essence of the original text while employing more natural and literary language: A woman c

14. Vanished (2)
Jan 17, 1980

He chose a path of descent rather than a quiet exit.

15. The Child Stealers
Jan 24, 1980

Marty’s divorced friend, Mr. Driscoll, a man of considerable ambition and questionable judgment, advised Harris to refine his stock portfolio. Unbeknownst to Harris, Driscoll’s intentions were far more drastic. During a seemingly innocent a

16. Guns
Jan 31, 1980 · 10.0

A man contemplating self-destruction finds himself in possession of a Luger; a desperate attempt to retrieve a television leads another to rob a police vault; and a series of peculiar heists ultimately connect to an unusual gun collector.

17. Uniform Days
Feb 7, 1980 · 10.0

The annual department ritual of uniform wear commenced, but Harris was an exception. He arrived in his customary attire, a splash of color against the sea of regulation blues and greys.

18. Dietrich's Arrest (1)
Feb 28, 1980 · 10.0

The sergeant tossed the money from the window, a defiant gesture caught in the glare of the streetlights. His actions, taken during his off-duty hours at an anti-nuclear protest, led to his arrest. Meanwhile, Barney found himself facing a d

19. Dietrich's Arrest (2)
Mar 6, 1980 · 10.0

The summons arrived with an unsettling weight. To secure the release of his colleague, a delicate task had become a labyrinthine ordeal. The situation demanded navigating bureaucratic complexities, a cascade of inquiries triggered by an arr

20. The Architect
Mar 27, 1980

The architect stood surveying his creation, a furrow in his brow. It wasn't quite right. A subtle imperfection gnawed at him, a dissonance between vision and reality. He considered alterations, refinements – endless adjustments to chase an

21. The Inventor
May 1, 1980

A forgotten name haunted Wojo’s thoughts, a persistent echo in the corridors of his memory. Meanwhile, a different kind of theft unfolded – an inventor, driven by ambition, pilfered the blueprints for his own creation. The stolen designs s

22. Fog
May 8, 1980

A shadow seemed to cling to Barney whenever he was overlooked for a position of authority. The disappointment settled upon him like a heavy cloak, a constant reminder of his perceived shortcomings. Each missed opportunity deepened the melan

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