Barney Miller

Barney: You look as though you have something on your mind. Would you like to come into the office and discuss it privately? Luger: Oh no, no. That won't be necessary, Barney. I always felt that I could talk openly and honestly in front of the men. Unless, of course, something happened that might cause unnecessary anguish or concern. Barney: Good. Luger: Could we talk in your office, Barney?

(Chano and Harris have been taking the mood in the neighborhood) Harris: Oh, man, I tell you it's really a trip. You can feel it out there. You can feel it in the air. Chano: He means besides the smoke and the soot and the grease. Harris: Now, come on, man. I'm talking about tension: fear, foreboding, uncertainty. Yemana: Didn't you go out of the building?