Cockatoos and their People Fred: Baretta's Feathered Sidekick
The Legendary Fred: Baretta's Feathered Bird White and Sulfur Crested Sidekick Baretta and Fred A Star Is Hatched In the vast landscape of television history, few animals have left as indelible a mark as Fred the cockatoo. A feathered star who perched alongside Robert Blake's character in the 1970s hit series "Baretta," Fred was much more than just a pet. He was a true companion, a symbol of freedom and mischief, and an integral part of the show's unique charm. "Don't do the crime if you can't do the time." These words, etched in the memories of many TV enthusiasts, echoed in the opening credits of "Baretta." Fred, with his white feathers and curious eyes, would be seen peeking over Tony Baretta’s shoulder, a silent yet expressive partner in crime-solving. The Making of a TV Icon Fred, a male sulphur-crested cockatoo, was not initially destined for stardom. In fact, it took some convincing to get him in front of the camera. The show’s...
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