Barney Miller: The Complete Third Season makes its DVD debut March 17 from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.  The Emmy Award® winning classic ABC comedy series stars Hal Linden (TV’s “Search for Tomorrow,” The Other Woman) as everyone’s favorite cop, along with a top-notch ensemble featuring Abe Vigoda (The Godfather), Emmy Award® nominee Max Gail (TV’s “Sons & Daughters”), Emmy Award® nominee Ron Glass (TV’s “Firefly”), Jack Soo (Thoroughly Modern Millie, The Green Berets), James Gregory (The Manchurian Candidate), Ron Carey (History of the World: Part I) and Emmy Award® nominee Steve Landesberg (TV’s “Head Case”).  Watch all 22 memorable episodes on your own schedule, in a three disc set available for $29.95 SRP.

Barney Miller premiered January 23, 1975 on ABC.  During its eight successful seasons, Barney Miller was nominated for 32 Emmy Awards®, winning three -- Outstanding Comedy Series, Outstanding Writing in a Comedy Series and Outstanding Directing in a Comedy or Comedy-Variety or Music Series.

SYNOPSIS

This season, the trials and tribulations continue at New York City’s 12^th Precinct in Greenwich Village.  The detectives are quarantined at the police station with a hooker, a man thinks he’s a werewolf and wreaks havoc in a park, Fish (Vigoda) goes undercover, and everyone on the squad except Barney (Linden) gets high from hash-laced brownies baked by Wojo’s (Gail) new girlfriend.

 BROADCAST YEAR: 1976 - 1977 (ABC)

DVD Special Features Include:

·        Full Screen Presentations

·        Audio: English

·        Closed Captioned

Barney Miller: The Complete Third Season Episodes Include:

 Evacuation

Quarantine - Part I

Quarantine - Part II

Bus Stop

The Election

Werewolf

Recluse

Non-Involvement

Power Failure

Christmas Story

Hash

Smog Alert

Community Relations

Rand Report

Fire ‘77

The Abduction

The Sex Surrogate

Moonlighting

Asylum

Group Home

Strike - Part I

Strike - Part II

Barney Miller: The Complete Third Season has a run time of approximately 553 minutes is not rated. 

By Missy Lee

Missy Lee is the publisher, editor and chief reporter for ILoveTelevision.com. Prior to starting ILoveTelevision.com she worked for TV-Now.com and the late Tony Bray. After living in LA and covering all things entertainmentfor a number of years, she moved back to her home state of Tennessee.