The Bar None Referral List

The Bar None Referral List (currently at Version 3.0 alpha) is a list of colleagues associated with Bar None and their practice areas, handy if you are looking for someone to refer a case or client to. I have also added in some sponsors of the show. Please let me know any corrections and/or additions which may need to be made by downloading the Bar None Referral Information Sheet (NOTE: you have to download it to your local machine. It's a PDF file, and form submission doesn't work in a Web browser, only in Acrobat) and sending it to me via the link on the document: I will update the referral list at least annually. Here is the download link:

Bar None Referral List

Or, you can just send me the information at mike ("at" symbol) koeneckelaw.com. Also, please let me know any suggestions for improvement!

For Bar None Skit and Song Writers

Here's the list of stuff we've already done: Songs & Skits from Bar None X to XXXV

Bar None Videos

The following table is a list of all the Bar None shows. I have uploaded the last five as Matroska video (encoded with H.264 algorithm) versions; if you would like an earlier version to be uploaded, please let me know.

(The early ones were recorded on VHS tape, which I digitized and converted to DVDs. The later DVDs were ripped directly from the discs. The reason for this is that I've been in quite a number of these shows, and it occurred to me that my children (and, someday, perhaps grandchildren) might like to see some of it, and that it would be handy to have clips of the skits and songs I appeared in. So, besides having the full shows in a format easy to watch on a computer, you can have separate copies of only the stuff you have appeared in.)

Right-click and choose Save Link to save a file to your own hard drive:

Bar None Shows

1986 - Bar None I: Law's Labors Lost 1987 - Bar None II: Dallas Law 1988 - Bar None III: Laws Miserables 1989 - Bar None IV: The Accidental Jurist 1990 - Bar None V; Suing Miss Daisy 1991 - Bar None VI: 2 Law Crew 1992 - Bar None VII: Beauty & the Briefs 1993 - Bar None VIII: Juristic Park 1994 - Bar None IX - Mrs. Reasonable Doubtfire 1995 - Bar None X: Bar Trek 1996 - Bar None XI: Motion Impossible 1997 - Bar None XII: 101 Damn Motions 1998 - Bar None XIII: The Lex Files 1999 - Bar None XIV: Bar Wars 2000 - Bar None XV: Harry Potter Stewart 2001 - Bar None XVI: Must Sue TV 2002 - Bar None XVII: Shred 2003 - Bar None XVIII: My Big Fat Geek Lawyer 2004 - Bar None XIX: Suebiscuit 2005 - Bar None XX: Re: Bar None's 20th Anniversary 2006 - Bar None XXI: The Chronicles of Bar Nonia 2007 - Bar None XXII: Plaintiffs of the Caribbean: At Wit's End 2008 - Bar None XXIII: Sleazy Todd, the Demon Partner of Main Street 2009 - Bar None XXIV: Scumbag Billionaire 2010 - Bar None XXV: Alice in Bar None Land: 25 Years Through the Looking Glass 2011 - Bar None XXVI: Stuff My Lawyer Says 2012 - Bar None XXVII: The Girl With the File Stamp Tattoo 2013 - Bar None XXVIII: Downton Atty 2014 - Bar None XXIX: Kinky Suits 2015 - Bar None XXX: Obscenely Funny 2016 - Bar None XXXI: Straight Outta Uptown 2017 - Bar None XXXII: Law Law Land 2018 - Bar None XXXIII: Suemanji 2019 - Bar None XXXIV: Lawquaman 2020 - Bar None Cast Video: We're Still Standing 2021 - Bar None Cast Video: Remotely Entertaining 2023 - Bar None XXXV: Where the Law Dads Sing

These are pretty large files, so will take a while to download. NOTE: I have heard that some people are having trouble playing these with Windows Media Player. That is because it does not support some of the newer, more efficient codecs (like Matroska). Download and install VLC media player instead: it is far better, and will play these and other videos much better than the default player that comes with Windows. VLC is free, and can be obtained here:

https://www.videolan.org/vlc/index.html

(Personally, I also use and am fond of Media Player Classic, https://mpc-hc.org , but that project stalled in mid-2017.)

For you do-it-yourselfers, if you have a Bar None DVD, it is pretty easy to make your own video file from it: to do this, you can use a number of different utilities. I like to use open source software, which also has the advantage of being free. To transfer DVD files into a single computer video file,  I recommend  Handbrake, which can be obtained here:

http://handbrake.fr/

For saving clips from video files, I like to use AVIDemux, which can be downloaded from here:

http://avidemux.sourceforge.net

In AVIDemux, just set Audio and Video to "copy" and save all the clips you want.

If you want to show your appreciation for these being made available, please contribute to Bar None!