Night Court: The Complete Series

A young and unusual judge arrives in Manhattan's night court and begins deciding cases in a most unusual manner, much to the horror of his court clerk and all else in the courtroom.

Harry (Harry Anderson), the wacky night court judge, meets more than his match in a Santa Claus (JEFF COREY) who swears he's just winding down from Christmas and a teenaged shoplifter (MICHAEL J. FOX) who hopes to grow up as a 20th century Attila the Hun.

A man (JOEY ARESCO) is brought before Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) for disorderly conduct after learning his bride-to-be (JUDY LANDERS) was once a nude centerfold in a men's magazine. Simultaneously, a reporter (TERRY KISER) threatens to expose Harry's criminal past, thereby ruining his career.

An elderly lonely woman (JANIS PAIGE) surprises Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) when she claims to be his long-lost mother; and a bevy of international beauties are duped by a sleazy beauty pageant promoter (PAUL KREPPEL).

The night court staff tries to boost the spirits of burly bailiff Bull Shannon (RICHARD MOLL), who signs up as a volunteer father, then learns he's been rejected because the organization believes his size and appearance would frighten children.

The life of Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) seems doomed when a cryptic death threat, wrapped around a rock, comes flying through the window, causing pandemonium in the courtroom.

While attorney Dan Fielding (JOHN LARROQUETTE) seems to be losing the city council election to a dead mana seemingly naive Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) is surprised to learn a hooker, Carla B. (RITA TAGGART), has been frequenting his courtroom because she's fallen in love with him.

Prosecutor Dan Fielding (JOHN LARROQUETTE) explodes in a jealous rage after learning his attractive new assistant (CAROLINE McWILLIAMS) is dating other men on the night court staff--among them Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON).

Court clerk Lana Wagner (KAREN AUSTIN) upsets the courtroom with bizarre and unpredictable behavior brought on by a reaction to prescribed medication to fight a virus, but it's Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) who must cope with her suddenly overactive libido.

Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) charges a Russian immigrant (YAKOV SMIRNOFF) with selling stolen merchandise, but the man threatens to set himself on fire if he's sent to jail.

Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) falls for a popular rock star (KRISTINE DeBELL), but the romance begins to interfere with order in the courtroom when a group of punk rockers converges on the court looking for their idol.

Bailiff Bull Shannon (RICHARD MOLL) worries the staff when he starts coming to work late and looking like he hasn't slept for months. Perhaps the new baby he has acquired is causing his exhaustion!

Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) confronts a legal ambiguity as he decides the case of a veteran (CHARLES NAPIER) declared legally dead while missing-in-action who escapes and returns home to his wife (MARCIA RODD) only to find she has a new husband (BASIL HOFFMAN).

After meeting Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) a nun (DINAH MANOFF) decides to leave the sisterhood to pursue a love affair with life . . . and Harry.

A new female defense attorney (MARKIE POST) tries her first case in front of Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) and soon finds her father (EUGENE ROCHE) a spectator in the courtroom cited and jailed for contempt of court.

After Billie (ELLEN FOLEY)the new defense attorney goes to jail to protect her client's principles the client sells out for $50000.

Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) is handed a lottery ticket worth three million dollars and is expected to find a worthy recipient. When word leaks out his courtroom becomes inundated with liars and cheats all vying for the money.

When a 12-year-old computer genius (CHRISTIAN BRACKETT-ZIKA) brought before Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) holds his school system's computer records hostage to show his contempt, Harry discovers the boy is a lonely soul who has never learned the basics of being a child.

When Bull (RICHARD MOLL) becomes a Volunteer Father to a 13-year-old boy (PAMELA SEGALL) he is in for a real surprise! He discovers the boy is a girl.

Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) finds his job is in jeopardy when he is brought before the commission of Judicial Conduct on charges of impropriety.

When an exclusive house of prostitution gets busted Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) must decide whether to admit the madam's (STELLA STEVENS) private diary as evidence in the case against her.

After illness causes Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) to faint while in the courtroom he is rushed to the hospital where he must undergo tests. Emotion overtakes Harry's logic and he refuses. Is there anyone who can persuade Harry to have the tests?

When a crippling blizzard strands everyone inside the court building Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) gets stuck in the elevator with a gay man (JACK RILEY) who previously made a pass at him; Bull (RICHARD MOLL) becomes a hero; and Mac (CHARLES ROBINSON) can only wonder about the behavior of a strange man (DENNIS BURKLEY) ready to resort to cannibalism if he gets too hungry.

When all else fails court clerk Mac Robinson (CHARLES ROBINSON) marries a young Vietnamese woman (DENICE KUMAGAI) to save her from deportation.

When Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) is invited to Billie's (ELLEN FOLEY) apartment for a birthday drink what could have been a romantic evening turns into a frightening experience as the two are accosted by a gun-toting burglar who can't do anything right.

Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) learns a valuable lesson when his small-town country-hick parents (JOHN McINTIRE and JEANETTE NOLAN) come to visit.

When four mental patients including a young mute woman (KATE ZENTALL) escape from their psychiatrist's care after appearing in court Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) comes to the rescue.

Selma's (SELMA DIAMOND) long ago lover returns and asks her to live with him in Florida. Meanwhile after doing a terrific job Harry's temporary replacement Judge Kopelson (PHIL LEEDS) turns out to be a clerk who just once wanted to dispense justice.

When a gypsy (ERICA YOHN) puts a curse on everyone in the courtroom Bull (RICHARD MOLL) becomes paralyzed and Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) in the middle of a tax audit finds himself flat broke.

Bull (RICHARD MOLL) decides upon a career change when an oily-tongued wrestling promoter (CHRISTOPHER WEEKS) appears in court with one of his wrestlers (LOU FERRIGNO) and offers to make Bull a wrestling star.

Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) who carries a torch for attractive defense attorney Billie Young (ELLEN FOLEY) demonstrates that even a deceitful maneuver is fair when it comes to love.

Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) and the gang question Dan's (JOHN LARROQUETTE) sincerity when he announces plans to wed an awkward plain young woman (MIMI KENNEDY) who is heiress to forty million dollars.

When Mac's (CHARLES ROBINSON) wife Quon Le (DENICE KUMAGAI)is accidentally arrested both realize how much they love each other and decide to live together. Meanwhile Billie and Dan find themselves competing for a commission appointment.

Judge Harry Stone's (HARRY ANDERSON) court turns into an international tribunal when a Russian (YAKOV SMIRNOFF) and his visiting brother (JOHN LYKES) who wishes to defect appear as defendants charged with creating a disturbance during a U.S. performance by the Leningrad Circus.

When Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) turns down a date with a young female paraplegic (BARBARA C. ASIDE) she feels she's rejected because of her handicap and not because Harry has a prior commitment; meanwhile the unwavering cheerfulness of an out-of-town family who've been stranded is driving the night court crew crazy.

On the day a new co-bailiff is to be named Bull (RICHARD MOLL) arrives for work drunk and disorderly; meanwhile a new Legal Aid attorney is assigned to the courtroom of Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON).

Assistant District Attorney Dan Fielding (JOHN LARROQUETTE) is taken hostage in the courtroom when a wacky defendant (KENNETH TIGAR) claiming he is from the planet Saturn seizes a gun from the evidence table.

Explanations are in order before Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) when Christine Sullivan's father (EUGENE ROCHE) goes on his first date in years and winds up the morning after charged with soliciting a prostitute.

Failure of court clerk Mac (CHARLES ROBINSON) to tell his grandfather of his marriage to Quon Le (DENICE KUMAGAI) creates a family crisis resolved only when Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) arranges for the grandfather to be left alone with Quon Le to discover her warmth and charm.

Witches are traditional on Halloween but Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) faces a real-life dilemma when he finds himself falling head-over-heels in love with luscious Kim (MARY-MARGARET HUMES) who claims she is a genuine witch.

The courtroom of Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) is in shock when Dan Fielding (JOHN LARROQUETTE) awaiting a visit from his college buddy Chip (JIM BAILEY) is confronted with alluring Charlene--his college chum after a sex change.

Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) is fired by his new boss (DANIEL FRISHMAN) when his attitude problem can't be cut down to size; and Florence (FLORENCE HALOP) schemes to cool the ardor of a woman-chaser (MARTIN GARNER) who is pursuing her.

Dispensing plain old common sense Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) helps rock star Eddie Devon (MICHAEL ROSS) discover that his psychiatrist Dr. Melnick (STUART PANKIN) isn't really interested in his well-being only his money.

Sworn to uphold the strict dictates of the law Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) is torn by inner conflict when he finds he must rule against defendants he feels are unfortunate victims of circumstance.

Feeling guilty because the strict dictates of the law prevented him from helping a down trodden mother and son--with dire results--Harry walks out of the courtroom and seemingly vanishes. Harry's caring associates refuse to let him pull a disappearing act and launch a search.

Bailiff Bull (RICHARD MOLL) falls head-over-heels in love with Renee (RANDEE HELLER) unaware she is a prostitute. Who is going to break the bad news to him? Meanwhile Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) has a hot date lined up but is he going to make it?

Moonlighting as a paid escort Assistant District Attorney Dan Fielding (JOHN LARROQUETTE) doesn't know what to do when a clienta woman in her later years wants him to go to bed with her.

Chaos reigns in Harry's (HARRY ANDERSON) courtroom when he is temporarily supplanted on the bench by Judge Robert Hirsch (JEFF COREY) a veteran jurist suffering from burnout.

Life-long bachelor Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) finds himself in the unfamiliar role of a father when he volunteers to serve temporarily as a foster parent for a 12-year-old orphan boy.

Harry's (HARRY ANDERSON) eligibility to retain custody of a 12-year-old orphan boy for whom he is serving as a foster parent is threatened when a social worker unexpectedly arrives during an adult party Harry is throwing for ladies' man Dan Fielding (JOHN LARROQUETTE).

Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) realizes just how attached he's become to Leon (BUMPER ROBINSON) the foster child he's been caring for when would-be adoptive parents show up to claim him; and Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) sees a way to curry Harry's favor when the judge's long-time idol Mel Torme (HIMSELF) shows up in the courthouse.

Distraught after a mugging Legal Aid counsel Christine (MARKIE POST) walks out on her job; Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) who has a hot tip on the stock market seeks a loan from his coworkers.

Judge Harry Stone (Harry Anderson) is in for a real surprise when all his belongings disappear after he attempts to help the Fabulous Falcone (Carl Ballantine) a magician and Harry's childhood hero.

Bull (RICHARD MOLL) could be held in contempt of court after he befriends an orangutan introduced as evidence in a case. Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) charms a young woman (REBECCA HOLDEN) who has amnesia. But will she find him so charming when her memory returns?

Flo (FLORENCE HALOP) reaches mandatory retirement ageand Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) and the gang must figure out a way to turn back time in order for her to keep her job.

Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) who's courtroom normally resembles a mental ward is about to open a maternity ward after a hurricane prevents medical help from arriving for four pregnant women all of whom are in labor.

The courtroom madness continues as Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) and his night court staff help four women deliver their babies after a hurricane prevents medical assistance from arriving in time.

Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) receives a letter from his estranged mother who abandoned him as a child. The only problem is the letter was mailed 15 years ago and now his mother is dead.

After Dan (John LARROQUETTE) saves her lifeChristine (MARKIE POST) accedes to his demand that she go to bed with him--with results even Dan never imagined.

Good-hearted bailiff Bull (RICHARD MOLL) finds himself in hot water when his entry in a children's book contest is considered offensively vile and he is branded a menace and a monster.

Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) receives an unexpected surprise when 12-year-old Leon (BUMPER ROBINSON) a runaway returns after an absence of six months. Meanwhile Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) uses all his powers of persuasion to get invited to the District Attorney's Halloween party.

Dan's (JOHN LARROQUETTE) reckless behavior following routine ulcer surgery leaves him hospitalized in serious condition; then a visit from an overly amorous old flame leaves him near death.

After Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) lapses into a coma following an amorous hospital room encounter with an old girlfriend his courtroom friends do their best to bring him out of it.

While Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) prepares to go on vacation, Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) assists in a sting operation against his replacement--a gun-toting no nonsense judge seemingly on the take.

While attempting to overturn a contempt of court charge against Christine (MARKIE POST), Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) ends up having an affair with the lady judge (ANN TURKEL) who jailed her.

An earthquake leaves Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) and Roz (MARSHA WARFIELD) stuck in an elevator with two giant sumo wrestlers accused of tearing apart the car of a man who called them a couple of sissies.

Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) jeopardizes delicate relations between the State Department and a strategic island nation when he refuses to turn over their princess who is charged with swimming naked in a park.

It's New Year's Eve and while Judge Harry T. Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) helps an escaped convict see in the new year in Times Square. Bull (RICHARD MOLL) attempts to confine a man who thinks he's in 1987.

Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) does not believe a sweet middle-aged woman when she claims she murdered her husband; and Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) finds an unusual method of financing his dream car.

The ashes of a man left as a ward of the court make for an interesting brew; meanwhile Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) and the others become concerned when Mac (CHARLES ROBINSON) desperate for money because of his pregnant wife's excessive spending disappears.

Christine (MARKIE POST) announces she is getting married and asks Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) to perform the ceremony but can she go through with it?

Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) and his staff must comply with a federally mandated order to process a mind-boggling 200 cases before midnight or dismiss all charges against defendants; and Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) anxiously looks forward to a last fling with a woman friend before she leaves town.

A painful situation worsens when Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) is bitten by a stray dog who saved Harry's (HARRY ANDERSON) life but who may have rabies.

A rousing battle of jealous one-upmanship over a beautiful woman erupts between Judge Harry T. Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) and libidinous prosecuting attorney Dan Fielding (JOHN LARROQUETTE).

Christine (MARKIE POST) deals with sexual harassment from her boss while Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) is harassed sexually because his hot date just took a vow of chastity.

Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) is charged with a paternity suit while Bull (RICHARD MOLL) runs against a formidable opponent to represent the bailiffs as shop steward.

It's a race against the stork when Quon Le (DENICE KUMAGAI) asks Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) to swear her in as a U.S. citizen before she delivers her baby. Meanwhile Mac (CHARLIE ROBINSON) experiences what he believes are sympathy pains; and Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) is offered the hand of a wealthy but very homely spinster.

Judicial upheaval occurs when Christine (MARKIE POST) is appointed judge over Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) while Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) is not reappointed at all. Meantime the Wheelers are back in court again and this time they're rich!

Christine (MARKIE POST) is sworn in as judge and in a personal appeal to the mayor has Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) reappointed. But Harry is unaware of this and has decided to pull the wildest prank ever.

While his courtroom associates are doing all they can to cover for him a distraught Harry (Harry Anderson) unaware he has his job back puts the finishing touches on his plan to pull a maniacal prank against the City of New York.

While his friends try to cover for him Harry (Harry Anderson) unaware he has his job backis about to pull off a crazy stunt against the City of New York; and Christine (Markie Post) has second thoughts about being a judge.

After being struck by lightning Bull (Richard Moll) gives away all his worldly possessions thinking that God spoke to him. Meanwhile Mac (Charles Robinson) works on curing his technophobia by being computer-friendly.

Christine (Markie Post) comes to the rescue when Roz (Marsha Warfield) has trouble with her boyfriend.

It's Halloween and while Harry (Harry Anderson) gets trapped in a safe Dan (John Larroquette) tries to buy his soul back from the devil.

Mac (Charles Robinson) is faced with choosing between loyalty to a friend and breaking the law while Bull (Richard Moll) searches for a misplaced dead body that seemingly has a life of its own.

Assistant District Attorney Dan Fielding (John Larroquette) is pursued by his boss's buxom young niece (Teri Hatcher) while Harry (Harry Anderson) tries to help his childhood hero the Red Ranger (Robert V. Barron) retain his mask.

While Dan (John Larroquette) agonizes over his sudden impotence Harry (Harry Anderson) agonizes over firing his blind but excellent personal assistant (Elayne Boosler) who is simply too caustic.

Diagnosed as having diabetes Roz (Marsha Warfield) announces her resignation and disappears. Meanwhile in the courtroom a man threatens to burn an original copy of the Constitution.

Bailiff Roz (Marsha Warfield) suffering from an overdose of insulin dangles from a building ledge; meanwhile an original copy of the U.S. Constitution is in danger of going up in smoke.

Christmas Eve becomes a near-tragedy for the night court staff and visitors when they are trapped inside the courthouse without heat during a raging blizzard.

Dan (John Larroquette) is terrorized by a man who holds a grudge against him for ruining his life; meanwhile Bull (Richard Moll) has girlfriend trouble.

Christine (Markie Post) is distraught with her father's (Eugene Roche) prolonged visit his meddling and with his growing friendship with Dan (John Larroquette).

Mel Torme (Himself) pays Harry (Harry Anderson) a surprise visit but is surprised himself when he's taken prisoner by Dan (John Larroquette). Harry meanwhile is briefly jailed when he comes to the aid of his stepfather Buddy (John Astin).

Chaos breaks loose when Christine (Markie Post) has a party and invites a charming stranger to attend.

Harry (Harry Anderson) tries to save a group of nuns from losing their orphanage; and Dan (John Larroquette) takes part in a pool to see how much raw tonnage he can convict in a month.

Explaining their predicament is almost impossible when Harry and Dan (Harry Anderson and John Larroquette) are caught with their pants down.

Judge Harry T. Stone (Harry Anderson) tries his hand at Glasnost with a beautiful Soviet official who refuses to permit Yakov (Yakov Smirnoff) to return to Russia to visit his seriously ill mother; meanwhile Christine (Markie Post) becomes self-conscious about her appearance.

While attending an encounter group for being too insensitive to others' needs Roz (Marsha Warfield) talks a young gunman (Don Cheadle) into surrendering.

Judge Harry T. Stone's (Harry Anderson) humor is challenged by a new member of the judiciary . . . just when the death of a fellow jurist has left Harry humorless.

Mac (Charles Robinson) is ecstatic when he inherits $2 million until he finds out he is being sued for twice that amount.

As an army reserve officer Dan Fielding (John Larroquette) is given an overseas assignment. Fearing he's being sent to a war zone Dan does all he can to get out of it; meanwhile Christine (Markie Post) must contend with Dan's replacement a female D.A. who is worse than Dan.

The night court gang mourns the loss of Dan Fielding (JOHN LARROQUETTE) who is presumed dead after his Army Reserve plane crashes in the Arctic Circle. Meanwhile Dan is very much alive and living in an igloo--set to perform emergency surgery to save the life of a young girl.

Stranded in the Arctic Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) performs delicate surgery on an Eskimo while his colleagues in New York thinking he is dead have a memorial service for him.

Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE)in a heated race for state officewaits for the election returns while he and the rest of the night court staff are in a heated race for their lives as they sit trapped in the basement of the burning courthouse.

Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) finds out his date for an awards banquet is a pornography star. Meanwhile Bull (RICHARD MOLL) glues his fingers to the side of his head while trying to fix a broken coffee mug.

Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) is taken hostage in a sleazy hotel by a psychotic female prisoner (NANA VISITOR) who escapes the custody of a pretty but bumbling bailiff trainee (DENNY DILLON) who is attracted to Bull (RICHARD MOLL).

When Christine (MARKIE POST) cooks a lavish Thanksgiving meal for the entire courtroom everyone gets a case of food poisoning. Meanwhile Mac (CHARLES ROBINSON) deals with an overzealous classmate who has more on her mind than studying.

Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) risks membership into a prestigious law club to protect Christine's (MARKIE POST) virtue while Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) and Bull (RICHARD MOLL) rehearse for a magic show where Bullloses his head.

Christine (MARKIE POST) is replaced after being listed as dead by Personnel's computer and a defendant is suddenly alive after twenty years in a coma. Also a mad professor gives life to a talking black box that makes decisions based on logic not emotions.

Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) jails Roz (MARSHA WARFIELD) on Christmas Eve when she won't divulge the location of a truckload of toys mistakenly given to needy kids.

Bull (RICHARD MOLL) accepts a post at a prestigious think tank after it is learned that he is a genius. Meanwhile Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) must deal with Bull's crusty old and i