Soo was born Goro Suzuki on a ship traveling in the Pacific Ocean from the United States to Japan in 1917. His parents lived in Oakland, California, and they decided that as he was the oldest boy, they wanted to have him born in Japan. He graduated from University of California, Berkeley with a degree in English. He lived in Oakland until ordered into internment along with other Japanese Americans during World War II. He was sent to the Topaz War Relocation Center in Utah. His fellow internees recalled him as a "camp favorite," an entertainer singing at dances and events.
He was also a popular singer, but because of anti-Japanese sentiment, he was billed as Chinese. He and Kaye Ballard played on the same bill. It is a shame he never had the opportunity to sing on the show, but neither did Hal Linden, who was a big band and Broadway singer.
I think I understand why the had intermittent camps but I think 🤔 that it would have had been sad for natural born citizens of f the USA 🇺🇸 and even to the Japanese born who later moved and truly loved and enjoyed living here. 😢😢😢😢
@@winonamassingill7895 It never happened to the Germans. And they actually sabotaged U.S. industry by blowing up Coal Factories as well as Intel on U.S. Troops in Europe.
@@winonamassingill7895 Germans were allowed to move freely in the U.S. despite missions of sabotage being carried out on U.S. Coal Industries and Intel on Troops in Europe.
@@AnthonyL0401 The dvd box set that is out now has 80% --- maybe more, sorry I don't remember the exact number --- of the original music. You're right. The reruns are still using the generic, and I always remember the original music. So I'm very glad I was given the new box set.
He was a great at deadpan delivery, wasn't he? I loved all the characters in this series. The writers really knew their characters, and the actors really knew how to deliver.
@@inthewebnotoftheweb Yeah... You're Not wrong. It's a bit corny. When I rewatch Barney Miller, I'm still giggling, out loud... ~ For Soap... Not so much.
Bummer. The sound was great, but no picture on the last episode. It was wonderful to see Barney and the gang again. I miss this show. Thanx muchly for sharing!
😜I love this sitcom, they don't make them like this anymore....I remember sitting around smoking dope and watching Barney and laughing my ass off. The thick Satire and cynicism was really great. Lots of taboos broken by this show too. Thank you Justin, for uploading this🤠🤩
I'm sorry your VCR tape had damage. Stanley Thaddeus Wojciehowicz was a Veteran Marine (don't know which episode it was revealed), detective 3-grade, then later sergeant detective with an almost comical name. Max Gail's character continued to expand during the series. Great acting; great writing. Thanks for airing this.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics' Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation calculator, $30 for Wojo's baseball is equivalent to $163.41 in 2024.
Someone asked my brother-in-law if he was going to a big New Year’s Eve party that someone was giving and he answered Hell no!! I don’t want to be out driving around with a bunch of drunk drivers!!! 🚗🚗🚗🛻🛻🛻🚘🚘🚘😳😳😳😵💫😵💫😵💫
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 ?"
This goes from the original script where she wanted Barney off the force due to danger. But now she has that type job so it doesn’t justify the divorce. Lack of continuity in writing
Mrs Barney Miller, most extraordinarily unnecessary and lackluster characters of all time. It’s not why she’s there but why she remained for sooo long.
The original script called for Barney to be seen at home. The writers did not seem familiar with family life like they seem to be with police stations. Barney tried to protect his family while they wanted to prove they could handle the world. As for the lady cops. Their research indicated the steotypes they presented. The ladies acted like they suffered from discrimination. Some areas wouldn’t let them on the street.
As with most sitcoms at the time, they made changes from the original script. I personally liked seeing their chemistry, but as things moved completely to the squad room, it was tricky to have her just drop by all the time. But we got an understanding of his home life, and his passion for his wife and that was good.
My heart does not bleed for ex-cons. I love this show but it has a bit of a "progressive" bent. Inspector Luger is the best and most pragmatic character.
Lugar basically believed the cops should have carte blanche to beat the crap out of a perp. Problem is see, doesn't work so well with the whole "innocent until proven guilty" in a court of law thing that we have.
Strange that Harris could afford a 250$ suit, at that time, my dad was paying 180$ a month rent for 2 bedrooms, yet they couldn't get good coffee, and afford a proper fan for the summers, heh. Who? Doesn't know how to make a pot of coffee ☕ weird 😅
ok jesus fucking christ you dont gotta yell sometimes im in a rush to get these videos up it happens sometimes like the other day when i uploaded a feud episode i put spongbob by mistake it happens but you dont gotta yell or laugh at me for it jeez if i get one more of these comments im just gotta start turning off comments for all videos not just for newlywed game episodes
The last 20 minutes of this is completely hosed. YOUR over compressing these flicks, blurry, pixelated and out of focus. Give these files twice the size of data space.
Some creators will purposely spell words wrong or, pronounce words wrong, etc... Because people will correct them in the comments, thus "poking" the algorithms, which helps grow their channel. Food for thought...
@scottjohnson7495 It’s YOU’RE… Following that misspelling, where is the sentence structure here? What exactly were you trying to convey? A silly joke? A Rude, bigoted and tasteful troll? An ignorant display by a sorry man-boy who can barely read and write properly, yet managed to use mommy’s interwenb modem machines? Uh-oh! Careful with those “l33t h4XX0rs,” Scotty!
Imagine...
I'm sitting here in 2024 watching 40 year old cop shows!
And crying for the compassion of the way things were back then 😢
I've seen many a wonderful act of kindness since then; and tried to be an everyday angel myself.
I'm agreeing to that...great actors great writers. Just GREAT❤
Inspector Luger was a trip. Great character actor!
I absolutely loved his character! 😅 Great actor from the Golden Age of Hollywood too.
It came across as closeted. I didn't know that the reason Mike was not around was because he had passed.
I had a boss who talked just like him. He became the chief. I didn't see this show until after I left the department. I should've stayed.
One of the great characters. He's just perfect.
He certainly was memorable every time he was on. What a HOOT.
Soo was born Goro Suzuki on a ship traveling in the Pacific Ocean from the United States to Japan in 1917. His parents lived in Oakland, California, and they decided that as he was the oldest boy, they wanted to have him born in Japan. He graduated from University of California, Berkeley with a degree in English. He lived in Oakland until ordered into internment along with other Japanese Americans during World War II. He was sent to the Topaz War Relocation Center in Utah. His fellow internees recalled him as a "camp favorite," an entertainer singing at dances and events.
He was also a popular singer, but because of anti-Japanese sentiment, he was billed as Chinese. He and Kaye Ballard played on the same bill. It is a shame he never had the opportunity to sing on the show, but neither did Hal Linden, who was a big band and Broadway singer.
I think I understand why the had intermittent camps but I think 🤔 that it would have had been sad for natural born citizens of f the USA 🇺🇸 and even to the Japanese born who later moved and truly loved and enjoyed living here. 😢😢😢😢
@@winonamassingill7895 It never happened to the Germans. And they actually sabotaged U.S. industry by blowing up Coal Factories as well as Intel on U.S. Troops in Europe.
@@winonamassingill7895 Not Intermittent. They were called, Internment Camps.
@@winonamassingill7895 Germans were allowed to move freely in the U.S. despite missions of sabotage being carried out on U.S. Coal Industries and Intel on Troops in Europe.
This and _WKRP in Cincinnati_ - two of the best shows.
The reruns of WKRP have the original songs cut out and turned to generic music. Sad. But we remember the originals
Mash
@@AnthonyL0401
The dvd box set that is out now has 80% --- maybe more, sorry I don't remember the exact number --- of the original music.
You're right. The reruns are still using the generic, and I always remember the original music.
So I'm very glad I was given the new box set.
@@crush42mash6 THREE! Three of the best shows. MASH was indeed awesome as well. Now someone get me a soft cushion or perhaps the dreaded comfy chair.
How I miss that time.
A sublime comedy that has never been bettered.
Such a talented bunch....
Incredible.
Barbara Barrie is a good actor....seen her in movies & TV.....always entertaining.
Watching Barney mliller tv show it bring back a memories & funny to watch.😊
I missed Soo, when he passed. The show eas was still funny but he added a great smile and touch to the cast.❤🎉😊
He was a great at deadpan delivery, wasn't he? I loved all the characters in this series. The writers really knew their characters, and the actors really knew how to deliver.
Rest in Power, Abe Vigoda. 🐟 🐠
I love that when fish said it's menopause I caught it from Bernice. You can see Barney almost couldn't hold it together😂
Love this show
Best show ever. Also The Closer and Becker. Roseanne was good for the first few seasons too. Taxi. But BM reigns as king for me.
Any thoughts about "Soap"? Just curious... 🙂❣️
@@inthewebnotoftheweb
Yeah... You're Not wrong. It's a bit corny. When I rewatch Barney Miller, I'm still giggling, out loud...
~ For Soap... Not so much.
@funniebunnie4u not a fan. Sorry for the late response.
@@inthewebnotoftheweb not me.
For me too!
The detective called Mike was only on the show a short while. I barely remember him. Fish was funny on this.Glad I watched every ep new.
I thought Fish was a one-note character.
I love her character. I loved them together, too.
I like this one Taxi Cheers and Wings,four of the greatest television shows of all time.
You nailed it. Cheers, Taxi, Wings, Frasier are my favorite sitcoms. Same writers for all of them too. And I love me some Barney Miller.
YES!!!
Unfortunately UA-cam thinks a whole episode of CHEERS, is whole 5 monutea
... John Hancock?... Did he play for the Giants? 😂😂😂
Naw an original Yankee
Bummer.
The sound was great, but no picture on the last episode.
It was wonderful to see Barney and the gang again. I miss this show.
Thanx muchly for sharing!
It brings back the memories !
When times were easier !!
Not really.
I JUST SAW EDITH DIAZ ON ANOTHER COMEDY ALSO GIVING BIRTH, THIS TIME IT WAS IN PHOENIX AT MEL'S DINER!!!GARY BAILEY KING OF DARKNESS
Hilarious Hogans Hero's is another one of the classics.
Love Hogan's Heroes!!
That theme music is still the jimmie-jammmm!
Liz whining about Barney sending in a car to check on her but she constantly whining about Barney being a police officer!
Love this theme song.
Opening shot of the Twin Towers on a clear, sunny day. ♡ :(
Childhood shows and good times, the only thing that worried me was a flat on my banana bike.
Love seeing this older New York skyline. Left me sad seeing the Towers. But "Barnie Miller", how nostalgic, thanks.
😜I love this sitcom, they don't make them like this anymore....I remember sitting around smoking dope and watching Barney and laughing my ass off. The thick Satire and cynicism was really great. Lots of taboos broken by this show too. Thank you Justin, for uploading this🤠🤩
I'm sorry your VCR tape had damage. Stanley Thaddeus Wojciehowicz was a Veteran Marine (don't know which episode it was revealed), detective 3-grade, then later sergeant detective with an almost comical name. Max Gail's character continued to expand during the series. Great acting; great writing. Thanks for airing this.
Imagine having that baseball now? 💰💰💰💰💰
1939 signed world series baseball? What would it sell for today?
Loved this show. The 2nd show mouths & voices weren't in sync, 3rd show was blank; hear it but not see it?
Luger was a dinosaur compared to Fish, surprised he was there longer, reminded me of a 5 year old about the baseball
Poor Bernice got blamed for everything by fish but he loved her and he knew it.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics' Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation calculator, $30 for Wojo's baseball is equivalent to $163.41 in 2024.
Thats Ray..the pickpocket Mr Jackson,.
Third rock from the sun and the original SNL cast . . .
Someone asked my brother-in-law if he was going to a big New Year’s Eve party that someone was giving and he answered Hell no!! I don’t want to be out driving around with a bunch of drunk drivers!!! 🚗🚗🚗🛻🛻🛻🚘🚘🚘😳😳😳😵💫😵💫😵💫
Yeah I'm not a big fan of driving on New Year's Eve at all...😬
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 ?"
Is the ninety-twoth birthday different from the ninety-second?
Great video. Unfortunately it has become corrupted starting about minute mark 1:15
This goes from the original script where she wanted Barney off the force due to danger. But now she has that type job so it doesn’t justify the divorce. Lack of continuity in writing
The baseball episode was the first time I actually hated the inspector
Used to be a few neighbourhoods were dangerous now it’s the whole city.
Where's Dietrich!
He arrived in the 3rd season, basically replaced Fish, with some overlap
Too many ads! Unwatchable.
Never knew the guy from police academy was on here.
What happened to the picture?
If men are supposed to go through menopause why don’t women go through womenopause??? 😅😅😅
Mrs Barney Miller, most extraordinarily unnecessary and lackluster characters of all time. It’s not why she’s there but why she remained for sooo long.
After that it got worse when they brought in obnoxious female cops. Ugh.
The original script called for Barney to be seen at home. The writers did not seem familiar with family life like they seem to be with police stations. Barney tried to protect his family while they wanted to prove they could handle the world. As for the lady cops. Their research indicated the steotypes they presented. The ladies acted like they suffered from discrimination. Some areas wouldn’t let them on the street.
Old farts Barney’s wife is hot
Because of marriage and being a family man makes Barney what he is as a man great person great to work with awesome comedy
As with most sitcoms at the time, they made changes from the original script. I personally liked seeing their chemistry, but as things moved completely to the squad room, it was tricky to have her just drop by all the time. But we got an understanding of his home life, and his passion for his wife and that was good.
31:10 🤣🤣🤣
No video… where is it? good audio 😮
Just like the 70's... two commercials every 5 mins.
Pay for no commercials
No, I pay for a PC, internet access already, No.@@charriegreenwood957
For the life of me .... I can't remember the. real name. Of barney mI want to see where else I can find him.
1:100:38 Not anymore.
My heart does not bleed for ex-cons. I love this show but it has a bit of a "progressive" bent. Inspector Luger is the best and most pragmatic character.
Lugar basically believed the cops should have carte blanche to beat the crap out of a perp. Problem is see, doesn't work so well with the whole "innocent until proven guilty" in a court of law thing that we have.
Strange that Harris could afford a 250$ suit, at that time, my dad was paying 180$ a month rent for 2 bedrooms, yet they couldn't get good coffee, and afford a proper fan for the summers, heh. Who? Doesn't know how to make a pot of coffee ☕ weird 😅
Back when ABC was worth watching
amen to that before they become a dramatic news station
92th? Really? Try 92nd!!!!!!!! 😂
ok jesus fucking christ you dont gotta yell sometimes im in a rush to get these videos up it happens sometimes like the other day when i uploaded a feud episode i put spongbob by mistake it happens but you dont gotta yell or laugh at me for it jeez if i get one more of these comments im just gotta start turning off comments for all videos not just for newlywed game episodes
@@justingameshowchannel7668 ignore the hate my guy. Thank you so much for the upload. I watch this show every night
It's pronounced Ninety tooth
Somebody smokes reefer..lol😋
The last 20 minutes of this is completely hosed. YOUR over compressing these flicks, blurry, pixelated and out of focus. Give these files twice the size of data space.
Great show, last episode on this reminds me of scrambled porn
Playboy @ 🌃
Barbara Barrie is.. 93
this channel needs to hire a proof reader. that's embarrassing... 92th birthday.?...........
Some creators will purposely spell words wrong or, pronounce words wrong, etc... Because people will correct them in the comments, thus "poking" the algorithms, which helps grow their channel. Food for thought...
@fu😊😅nniebunnie4u
Your watching jew stories Jesus sorry ain't allowed
Been a lot of changes since 1503...
@scottjohnson7495 It’s YOU’RE… Following that misspelling, where is the sentence structure here? What exactly were you trying to convey? A silly joke? A Rude, bigoted and tasteful troll? An ignorant display by a sorry man-boy who can barely read and write properly, yet managed to use mommy’s interwenb modem machines? Uh-oh! Careful with those “l33t h4XX0rs,” Scotty!
@@robinkelly1770
😆😂🤣😝👍☯️
HE shows up in the 3rd year. Dietrich explains. And they DO celebrate Christmas too.
Barry's
They should have kept Abby Dalton as his wife Barbara Barry sucks