TELEVISION: Furthermore: May 9, 1994
Barney is being sued. A music publisher claims she owns rights to the Purple One's theme song, I Love You. The dinosaur's owners deny it. Though omitted from a recent NBC special, the ditty will continue to be sung on Barney's daily shows, pending a September court date.
ABC's animated series The Critic, acclaimed by reviewers but a ratings disappointment, has been picked up by Fox. After "creative changes," the show will reappear at midseason.
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