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What is The Barney Bean Show about?
The Barney Bean Show was a late afternoon children's television program on WYTV-TV in Youngstown, Ohio. Each show, Barney Bean would draw a picture which started with a child's initials. Barney Bean's sidekick was named Sherwood. Sherwood was a no city slicker. He was a genius. The show featured a live audience of children. The station would repeat the footage of Barney's studio audience during the late night news program for parents who were not able to see the daytime broadcast. There was even a locally produced 45 rpm record, "BARNEY BEAN & SHERWOOD - FOR KIDS FOR FUN". Barney Bean was actually David William "Bill" Harris, an announcer and station manager for the television station. In the mid-1960s, Harris also hosted a locally produced game show - TV Jeopordy . Bill died June 23, 2008 - age 79.