Fish: (on the phone) Lady, who you gonna listen to, me or your computer? Miller: (to Yemana) Doesn't look good. Fish: (to Miller) You won't believe this, but according to their records I'm deceased. Miller: It's probably a mistake. Fish: I wonder.
Barney: That coffee's a funny color. Yemana: It's maroon. Barney: How'd it get to be maroon? Yemana: It's the color spectrum. You mix brown coffee with yellow water and you got maroon. Barney: Why is it fizzing? Yemana: It's the air sneaking out of the cracks out of the cup.
Driscoll: You know, you look exactly like Boris Karloff. Fish: That's because we're both dead.
Yemana: It takes all kinds to make a world. That's why we're not all Chinese.
Barney: If anybody hustled you, it wasn't anyone from this precinct! Driscoll: All I know is, he showed me his badge and said he was from the Twelfth and told me I had a choice—pay through the nose or bleed through it. And, God, I've already got a deviated septum.
Yemana: Hey, just out of curiosity, what's it feel like being dead? Fish: Frankly, I expected it to be much quieter.
This is the first of Philip Sterling's six, unrelated appearances on Barney Miller. He can also be seen in season four's "Inauguration," season five's "The Spy," season six's "The Judge," season eight's "Games," and the series finalé.
Fish mentions watching a movie where old people are turned into crackers to be eaten by young people, referring to Richard Fleischer's 1973 film, Soylent Green.
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