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   Barney Miller

   In 1977, the couple was spun off into their own show, Fish. ... Thus, Barney Miller tended to obey two of the three classical unities of drama, unity of place and unity of time.
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   American Broadcasting Company

   ABC invested heavily in shows with wide appeal, especially situation comedies such as Happy Days, Barney Miller, Three's Company and Taxi. ... On February 6, 2006, Disney announced that all ABC Radio properties (excluding Radio Disney and ESPN Radio) would be spun off and merged with Citadel Broadcasting Corporation.
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   The Simpsons Spin-Off Showcase

   The producers instead decided to create just three new shows. ... On the museum of television Troy walks by posters of spin-offs, such as The Ropers (spun off from Three's Company), Laverne and Shirley (spun off from Happy Days), Rhoda (spun off from The Mary Tyler Moore Show) and Fish (spun off from Barney Miller), to demonstrate the power of spin-offs.
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   All in the Family

   Even when the Jeffersons were spun off into their own show in 1975, Stewart's character was rarely referred to again and was never seen. ... The Mary Tyler Moore Show (1976) · The Mary Tyler Moore Show (1977) · All in the Family (1978) · Taxi (1979) · Taxi (1980) · Taxi (1981) · Barney Miller (1982) · Cheers (1983) · Cheers (1984) · The Cosby Show (1985) · The Golden Girls (1986) · The Golden Girls (1987) · The Wonder Years (1988) · Cheers (1989) · Murphy Brown (1990) · Cheers (1991) · Murphy Brown (1992) · Seinfeld (1993) · Frasier (1994) · Frasier (1995) · Frasier (1996) · Frasier (1997) · Frasier (1998) · Ally McBeal (1999) · Will & Grace (2000)
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   Punk rock

   The Skulls spun off into D.O.A. and The Subhumans. ... ↑ Murphy, Peter, "Shine On, The Lights Of The Bowery: The Blank Generation Revisited", Hot Press, July 12, 2002; Hoskyns, Barney, "Richard Hell: King Punk Remembers the [ ] Generation", Rock's Backpages, March 2002.
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   World Trade Center in popular culture

   The film's original trailer showed a web spun by Spider-Man between the two towers and was withdrawn after the attacks, although the towers did appear briefly in Spider-man's eyes, and towards the end of the movie when he climbed up the American International Building. ... The opening credits of the sitcom "Barney Miller" begin with a shot of the New York City skyline, with the World Trade Center prominently featured.
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   The Mary Tyler Moore Show

   This is one of the few times in TV history that a situation comedy spun off a dramatic series. ... The Mary Tyler Moore Show (1976) · The Mary Tyler Moore Show (1977) · All in the Family (1978) · Taxi (1979) · Taxi (1980) · Taxi (1981) · Barney Miller (1982) · Cheers (1983) · Cheers (1984) · The Cosby Show (1985) · The Golden Girls (1986) · The Golden Girls (1987) · The Wonder Years (1988) · Cheers (1989) · Murphy Brown (1990) · Cheers (1991) · Murphy Brown (1992) · Seinfeld (1993) · Frasier (1994) · Frasier (1995) · Frasier (1996) · Frasier (1997) · Frasier (1998) · Ally McBeal (1999) · Will & Grace (2000)
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   Blue Network

   In 1943, after the Blue Network had been spun off (but before its eventual sale), a promotional publication noted that: ... The illustrations are by Barney Tobey, a contributor for over five decades to The New Yorker.
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   List of television show casting changes

   Mrs. Garrett (Charlotte Rae) was spun-off to The Facts of Life and was replaced as the housekeeper by Adelaide Brubaker (Nedra Volz), who was in turn replaced by Pearl Gallagher (Mary Jo Catlett). ... On Barney Miller, the original concept of the series was to show the title character's home life as well as his job as a police captain.
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    List of television spin-offs

    The Battlestar Galactica series of 2003 is not considered to have spun off from the one made in 1978). ... From Barney Miller

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