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By the early 1960s‚ 86% of households in the United States owned a TV set; hence more shows became readily available to eager audiences. For those who lived their childhood and prime years in that era‚ some quotes from TV personalities and characters remain unforgettable. Since the Cold War and the Space Race were a big deal back then‚ many programs were inspired by it‚ including I Spy‚ The Man From U.N.C.LE.‚ and Mission: Impossible‚ which included the memorable line “This tape will self-destruct in five seconds.” Here are other famous catchphrases from decades ago to tap into your memories. “Goodnight‚ and may God bless.” THE RED SKELTO SHOW‚ Red Skelton‚ 1950 photo‚ 1941-1953 The Red Skelton Show aired from 1951 to 1971 for a total of 21 seasons. The show host‚ Red Skelton‚ would sign off each episode with the words‚ “Goodnight‚ and may God bless‚” and so it stuck! Beyond television‚ Skelton also worked in burlesque‚ vaudeville‚ films‚ nightclubs‚ and casinos as a talented entertainer. He earned several recognitions in his lifetime‚ among them a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. RELATED: Name That ’70s TV Character “There are 8 million stories in the naked city. This has been one of them.” THE NAKED CITY‚ Don Taylor‚ 1948. Police drama The Naked City‚ starring Paul Burke‚ was the originator of the line “There are 8 million stories in the naked city. This has been one of them‚” which the narrator said at the end of each episode. The show was inspired by the ‘40s film‚ The Naked City‚ and it adopted the same documentary-storytelling style. “Picture if you will.” THE TWILIGHT ZONE‚ Nehemiah Persoff‚ ‘Judgment Night‚’ aired December 4‚ 1959 The Twilight Zone aired from 1959 to 1964‚ and for many episodes‚ series creator and host Rod Serling’s opening narration would begin with the words‚ “Picture if you will‚” and then describe the setting. Each episode had a different plot that ended with an unexpected twist. “Yabba Dabba Doo!” THE FLINTSTONES‚ from left: Joseph Barbera (producer)‚ Ann-Margret (as Ann Margrock)‚ William Hanna (producer)‚ during production of ‘Ann Margrock Presents’‚ (Season 4‚ ep 401‚ aired September 19‚ 1963)‚ 1960-1966. ph: Sheedy-Long / TV Guide / courtesy Everett Collection The Flintstones remain a reference today for movies‚ Halloween costumes‚ and other forms of pop culture‚ proving it to be a timeless favorite. “Yabba Dabba Doo” was Fred Flintstone’s catchphrase and the title of the 1993 animated TV movie‚ I Yabba-Dabba Do!.  “I’m smarter than the average bear.” THE YOGI BEAR SHOW‚ Yogi Bear‚ Boo Boo‚ Snagglepuss‚ Yakky Doodle‚ 1961-88 The lovable Yogi Bear from The Yogi Bear Show made the fair point that he was “smarter than the average bear‚” and it quickly became a common expression. The Kellogg’s sponsored series ran for two years with a total of thirty-three episodes‚ with the character continuing to live on to this day. The playful talkative bear was also known for other catchphrases like his way of greeting— “Hey! Hey! Hey!” or “Hey there‚ Boo Boo!” when saluting his sidekick‚ Boo Boo Bear. “Heeeere’s Johnny!” THE TONIGHT SHOW WITH JOHNNY CARSON‚ From left: Myrtle Young (Fort Wayne’s Potato Chip Lady)‚ Johnny Carson‚ (Season 27‚ episode 27137‚ aired October 6‚ 1988)‚ 1962-1992. ph: ©NBC / courtesy Everett Collection The late-night NBC talk show‚ The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson ran for three decades‚ with its final episode airing on May 22‚ 1992. The host‚ Johnny Carson was joined by sidekick and announcer Ed McMahon‚ who would proclaim‚ “Heeeere’s Johnny!” to introduce his partner. Important people like Richard Nixon‚ Ronald Reagan‚ Bill Clinton‚ Robert F. Kennedy‚ and Hubert Humphrey appeared as guests as well as Hollywood celebrities. “There is nothing wrong with your television set. Do not attempt to adjust the picture. We are controlling transmission.” THE OUTER LIMITS‚ Joshua Jackson (left)‚ Howard Hesseman (center)‚ Kirsten Dunst (right)‚ ‘Music of the Spheres’‚ (Season 3‚ ep. 314‚ aired May 9‚ 1997)‚ 1995-2002. © Showtime Network / Courtesy: Everett Collection The Outer Limits aired in the mid-60s (and be subject of a remake 30 years later) and would often get compared to The Twilight Zone as they were both sci-fi anthology shows. The episodes often began with a long narration that starts “There is nothing wrong with your television set. Do not attempt to adjust the picture. We are controlling transmission.” At the end‚ the narration‚ voiced by Vic Perrin‚ became shorter and ended with “We now return control of your television set to you‚ until next week at this same time‚ when the Control Voice will take you to… The Outer Limits.” “You rang?” THE ADDAMS FAMILY‚ John Astin‚ Jackie Coogan‚ Carolyn Jones in episode ‘Halloween-Addams Style’ aired October 29‚ 1965‚ 1964-66 Lurch from The Addams Family hardly said much‚ but whenever he was summoned with the sound of a bell‚ he would respond‚ “You rang?” in actor Ted Cassidy’s deep voice. In the recent sequel series to the ‘60s original — Wednesday — Cassidy’s character got referenced when Jenna Ortega’s Wednesday called for Tyler‚ who responded quickly with the two-word phrase. “Danger‚ Will Robinson!” LOST IN SPACE‚ Marta Kristen‚ Jonathan Harris‚ Angela Cartwright‚ Guy Williams‚ June Lockhart‚ Billy Mumy‚ Mark Goddard‚ 1965-68‚ TM &; Copyright (c) 20th Century Fox Film Corp. All rights reserved. The Sci-fi series Lost In Space was inspired by the 1812 novel The Swiss Family Robinson‚ which tells the story of a family trying to survive on a desert island. The robot of Lost in Space frequently said the line “Danger Will Robinson!”  throughout the series’ three-season run‚ however‚ it seemed to stick with the audience. “I see nothing; I know nothing.” Youtube video screenshot Hogan’s Heroes is about prisoners of war fighting against Germans during the 2nd World War from inside a Nazi prison camp. The line “I see nothing; I know nothing” is associated with John Banner’s character‚ Sergeant Hans Schultz‚ who‚ instead of reporting when prisoners broke rules‚ would act oblivious. Click for next Article The post Only ‘60s Kids Will Remember These Iconic TV Quotes appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author‚ Peace A

*FAQs at the bottom of article* UPDATED 1/18/2024   When it comes to workplaces‚ few could be as interesting as the squad room in Barney Miller. From January 1975 to May 1982‚ the sitcom presented a refreshing look at supposed crime drama. For its lighthearted but heartfelt presentation‚ it earned praise from actual law enforcement. Because most of the action took place in one area‚ Barney Miller needed a solid cast to carry it. Fortunately‚ it did. Barney Miller sported a core cast (led by Hal Linden as the title character) that stayed pretty consistent along with some recurring supporting roles. Each officer‚ sergeant‚ lieutenant‚ and so on offered a very colorful personality. Everyone became memorable thanks to the talented cast. But where are they all today? Investigate where they went after the show here. Let’s get right into it‚ shall we? 1. Hal Linden (Barney Miller) Walt Disney Television via Getty Images / Globe-Photos/ImageCollect Since much of Barney Miller takes place in the detectives’ squad room‚ the squad needed a strong leader close by. That came in the form of the titular Barney Miller played by Hal Linden. While his character came close to promotions and never got one‚ Linden received Emmy nominations for almost every season without winning. Sometimes life really imitates art. Barney Miller star Hal Linden explored the series impact and ending / YouTube screenshot RELATED: Hal Linden Shares Things That You Should Know About ‘70s Cop Sitcom ‘Barney Miller’ (Exclusive) Linden is turning 93 in March this year and despite his age‚ he stays active in showbusiness. In 2019‚ he was in Grand-Daddy Day‚ working right alongside Linda Gray of Dallas fame. He also sold a sprawling golf course getaway just two days after it went onto the market. The price tag? $1.07 million. In 2023 he was seen on the big screen in the filmYou People. Good for him for keeping up with what he loves to do! 2. Abe Vigoda (Phillip K. Fish) Piklist / Globe-Photos As part of the Barney Miller cast‚ Vigoda played a deadpan sergeant. But before this‚ viewers might recognize him as someone embedded in mafia crime as Salvatore Tessio in The Godfather. He landed the role in a casting call exclusively for actors without agents. He eventually got one‚ though‚ and thankfully this agent helped him become Sergeant Phillip Fish. Vigoda was called in while sweaty and tired from a jog and that made him appear perfect to play the hemorrhoid-ridden Fish. Abe Vigoda made joking references to inaccurate stories about his death / Henrymcgee/ImageCollect While his own spinoff show‚ Fish‚ was canceled after two seasons‚ people took his disappearance too dramatically. Fake death announcements popped up relentlessly about Vigoda. Fortunately‚ he had a good sense of humor and replied with a huge joke of his own in the form of a stunt photo where he sat up in a coffin. Vigoda brightened everyone’s lives and sadly his own ended in 2016. Though the next year‚ his name was excluded from the Oscar memorial reel and that drew a lot of criticism. 3. Max Gail (Stan “Wojo” Wojciehowicz) Walt Disney Television via Getty Images Photo Archives / Henrymcgee/ImageCollect Wojo could be a well-meaning but naive part of the Barney Miller cast. While time can turn people jaded or disillusioned‚ Max Gail’s character‚ Detective Stan Wojciehowicz‚ had his heart in the right place. Nicknamed “Wojo‚” this wholesome‚ well-meaning detective helped skyrocket Gail’s fame so he could land even bigger roles. His most famous movie is arguably DC Cab‚ which had him working alongside Mr. T. Max Gail at the 2019 Daytime Emmy Awards / Carrie-nelson/ImageCollect Gail stuck to comedy and crime in equal measure. He landed a role on The Whiz Kids‚ sporting a rather far-out mustache. Gail also appeared in Walker‚ Texas Ranger‚ and Matlock‚ emphasizing his affinity for crime-related content. But he really deviated from the comedy aspect when he appeared in General Hospital‚ taking over as Mike Corbin. TV’s seen over 100 episodes of Gail up to 2021. He was also in an episode of Magnum P.I. in 2022. With no new updates from him‚ we hope things are going well! He’s 80-years-old. 4. Ron Glass (Ron Harris) As part of the cast of Barney Miller‚ Ron Harris helped the team incorporate humor but also explore important themes / YouTube screenshot / Wikimedia Commons Portraying Detective Ron Harris required a lot of nuances – and a sense of fun. Fortunately‚ the cast of Barney Miller had just the man for the job with Ron Glass‚ whose range cannot be overstated. Harris had high expectations from his setting and big dreams for his writing career. Glass achieved something of this on the show and off. Sci-fi fans may recognize Glass from Firefly and Serenity / YouTube screenshot For a while‚ when not part of the cast of Barney Miller‚ he worked on other sitcoms like Good Times and Sanford and Son. But later‚ his TV career took him on a very different path. Sci-fi fans will enjoy seeing him as Shepherd Derrial Book in Firefly and Serenity. There‚ he provided spiritual advice and a commanding presence. Glass left this world at the age of 71 leaving behind a beloved legacy across multiple genres. 5. Jack Soo (Nick Yemana) Walt Disney Television via Getty Images / Walt Disney Television via Getty Images Shows know they hit big when a certain gag becomes a successful running joke. Cast member Jack Soo’s character of Sergeant Yemana gave that to Barney Miller through his famously horrible coffee. Soo got his start through incredible‚ painstaking endurance; he was one of the many Japanese-Americans held in an internment camp during World War II. That’s where he got his comedy start by entertaining his peers and the personnel alike. Walt Disney Television via Getty Images Photo Archives Because of his own experiences‚ Soo made sure any characters he ever played – in Barney Miller and beyond – received respectful treatment. As a result‚ he made sure their identity was always first and foremost American. However‚ his body received harsh treatment from his smoking‚ and at just 61‚ he died. As he was rushed to the hospital‚ he famously told co-star Hal Linden‚ “It must have been the coffee.” 6. Gregory Sierra (Miguel “Chano” Amanguale) Walt Disney Television via Getty Images Photo Archives / Gary Null/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty Images “Chano‚” much like Wojo‚ took his job with the squad very seriously. However‚ he expressed his passion more vocally and usually threw in a Spanish tirade when things did not go completely smoothly. His character became noticeably affected after a bank robbery turned deadly. Gregory Sierra / YouTube Joining the cast of Barney Miller was far from Sierra’s biggest moment. As a matter of fact‚ the man accumulated a lot of acting credits across multiple shows. They include the divisive hit Soap and Sanford and Son. As recently as 2018‚ Sierra was part of history as being in the long-awaited final project Orson Welles wrote and directed. He died at the age of 83 after a long battle with stomach and liver cancer‚ three weeks before his 84th birthday. 7. Steve Landesberg (Arthur Dietrich) Walt Disney Television via Getty Images Photo Archives / Wikimedia Commons Sergeant Arthur Dietrich provided an early example of overly explaining things and missing the mark completely. It couldn’t be called “mansplaining” because‚ frankly‚ everyone got lost in his enigmatic vernacular contributions… Regardless‚ being part of the Barney Miller cast did great favors to the show and his career. Originally‚ he appeared as a priest in season 2‚ then joined as Dietrich. Steve Landesberg / MILAN RYBA / GLOBE PHOTOS INC. 2003/ImageCollect After healing through faith and justice‚ he played someone who healed through medicine. A lot of his characters ended up being doctors in later titles. From Head Case to The Golden Girls‚ Landesberg has been a wise-cracking‚ side-hustling doctor‚ physician‚ and so on before and after entering the squad room. He died in 2010 at the age of 74 from colon cancer. 8. James Gregory (Frank Luger) Wikipedia Public Domain / Columbia Pictures Television via Sitcoms Online Almost everyone has that one acquaintance who was like a verbal ticking time bomb of outrageous comments. Even for the show’s time‚ comments made by Inspector Frank Luger often sounded outright outdated. James Gregory put his all into bringing this gravelly inspector to life using his own skills as a character actor that Barney Miller had to endure. Lugers has been counted as one of the funniest men on the show / YouTube screenshot In fact‚ James Gregory gained so much fame as a character actor‚ he became an absolute titan in Hollywood. His voice made him an excellent actor for gruff‚ tough men like in The Manchurian Candidate and Beneath the Planet of the Apes. Though‚ in the latter‚ a lot more hair accompanied his role there. His role in the Barney Miller cast came at the end of his career and he passed away in 2002‚ but not before enjoying almost 60 years of marriage to the talented Ann Miltner. 9. Ron Carey (Carl Levitt) Walt Disney Television via Getty Images Photo Archives / Walt Disney Television via Getty Images As part of the cast of Barney Miller‚ Levitt represented the part of everyone who wanted credit where credit was due. He worked very hard but also made sure his superiors knew everything he’d done. Similar to Steve Landesberg‚ Carey actually appeared earlier in the season‚ in his case as a criminal. Ron Carey from Barney Miller / Find A Grave In 1968‚ he married his wife‚ Sharon. Barney Miller came at about the midpoint of his career and Carey would go on to appear in High Anxiety and History of the World. Sadly‚ he passed away in 2007 from a stroke‚ and his work with the NYC detectives remained his most famous credit. 10. Barbara Barrie (Elizabeth “Liz” Miller) Liz Miller sometimes appeared as the kind wife of Barney / Wikiwand / YouTube screenshot Liz Miller was a devoted social worker on Barney Miller. She was also the wife of the titular character. She appeared more as a reference‚ especially in phone calls than in person‚ but when she did appear‚ Barbara Barrie brought her to life lovingly. Berrie uses her experiences to encourage future actors and inform readers / Photo by Bruce Glikas/Bruce Glikas/FilmMagic/Getty Images After Barney Miller‚ Barrie could be seen alongside Shaun Cassidy in Breaking Away. Her work there earned her an Academy Award nomination. But she didn’t stop there. Barrie breached beyond acting and penned multiple children’s books. They dealt with issues such as displacement‚ belonging‚ and even terminal diseases. At 91‚ she wants to help inform readers and put an admirable amount of effort into realizing that goal! Sadly‚ as of September 2014‚ she announced she had been diagnosed with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis‚ but is still going strong. Who did you love most in Barney Miller? Let us know in the comments‚ we read them all! Click for next Article The post ‘Barney Miller’ Cast Then And Now 2024 appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author‚ Dana Daly

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