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I just watched an old Barney Miller episode this weekend. This is the one in which an architect blows up a building because of changes made to it, contrary to his plans. The architect referred to "Cortlandt" which tipped off Dietrich about what was going on . . . and Dietrich refers to Ayn Rand then.
I find it telling that the writers (and actors) made the architect more than a little crazed. Apparently that worked for them, and Rand's treatment of Roark didn't. Of course, the latter wouldn't have been "funny."
Bill P
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Posted 10 May 2009 - 11:14 PM
Bill P, on May 11 2009, 12:52 AM, said:
I just watched an old Barney Miller episode this weekend. This is the one in which an architect blows up a building because of changes made to it, contrary to his plans. The architect referred to "Cortlandt" which tipped off Dietrich about what was going on . . . and Dietrich refers to Ayn Rand then.
I find it telling that the writers (and actors) made the architect more than a little crazed. Apparently that worked for them, and Rand's treatment of Roark didn't. Of course, the latter wouldn't have been "funny."
Bill P
I find it telling that the writers (and actors) made the architect more than a little crazed. Apparently that worked for them, and Rand's treatment of Roark didn't. Of course, the latter wouldn't have been "funny."
Bill P
Barney Miller episodes are available for free at Hulu.com here. Do you know the name or number of the episode?
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Posted 10 May 2009 - 11:22 PM
Ted Keer, on May 11 2009, 01:14 PM, said:
Bill P, on May 11 2009, 12:52 AM, said:
I just watched an old Barney Miller episode this weekend. This is the one in which an architect blows up a building because of changes made to it, contrary to his plans. The architect referred to "Cortlandt" which tipped off Dietrich about what was going on . . . and Dietrich refers to Ayn Rand then.
I find it telling that the writers (and actors) made the architect more than a little crazed. Apparently that worked for them, and Rand's treatment of Roark didn't. Of course, the latter wouldn't have been "funny."
Bill P
I find it telling that the writers (and actors) made the architect more than a little crazed. Apparently that worked for them, and Rand's treatment of Roark didn't. Of course, the latter wouldn't have been "funny."
Bill P
Barney Miller episodes are available for free at Hulu.com here. Do you know the name or number of the episode?
Season 6, Episode 20. Title is "The Architect."
Bill P
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Posted 10 May 2009 - 11:41 PM
Bill P, on May 11 2009, 01:22 AM, said:
Ted Keer, on May 11 2009, 01:14 PM, said:
Bill P, on May 11 2009, 12:52 AM, said:
I just watched an old Barney Miller episode this weekend. This is the one in which an architect blows up a building because of changes made to it, contrary to his plans. The architect referred to "Cortlandt" which tipped off Dietrich about what was going on . . . and Dietrich refers to Ayn Rand then.
I find it telling that the writers (and actors) made the architect more than a little crazed. Apparently that worked for them, and Rand's treatment of Roark didn't. Of course, the latter wouldn't have been "funny."
Bill P
I find it telling that the writers (and actors) made the architect more than a little crazed. Apparently that worked for them, and Rand's treatment of Roark didn't. Of course, the latter wouldn't have been "funny."
Bill P
Barney Miller episodes are available for free at Hulu.com here. Do you know the name or number of the episode?
Season 6, Episode 20. Title is "The Architect."
Bill P
Shame, they only have seasons 1-4 available now, but will probably make the rest available in time
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Posted 10 May 2009 - 11:45 PM
Ted Keer, on May 11 2009, 01:41 PM, said:
Bill P, on May 11 2009, 01:22 AM, said:
Ted Keer, on May 11 2009, 01:14 PM, said:
Bill P, on May 11 2009, 12:52 AM, said:
I just watched an old Barney Miller episode this weekend. This is the one in which an architect blows up a building because of changes made to it, contrary to his plans. The architect referred to "Cortlandt" which tipped off Dietrich about what was going on . . . and Dietrich refers to Ayn Rand then.
I find it telling that the writers (and actors) made the architect more than a little crazed. Apparently that worked for them, and Rand's treatment of Roark didn't. Of course, the latter wouldn't have been "funny."
Bill P
I find it telling that the writers (and actors) made the architect more than a little crazed. Apparently that worked for them, and Rand's treatment of Roark didn't. Of course, the latter wouldn't have been "funny."
Bill P
Barney Miller episodes are available for free at Hulu.com here. Do you know the name or number of the episode?
Season 6, Episode 20. Title is "The Architect."
Bill P
Shame, they only have seasons 1-4 available now, but will probably make the rest available in time
Unfortunately, Hulu does not work here (I think it only works in the USA).
Regards,
Bill P
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