Court” star Melissa Rauch has spoken out about the cancellation of the NBC sitcom after three seasons, writing on Instagram, “We did everything in our power to find another home for it.” “Perhaps it ...

Court revival brought laughs to NBC's primetime lineup for three full seasons, but alas, the comedy won't be returning after its Season 3 finale earlier in the 2025 TV schedule. Despite a cast ...

The Night Court cast helped turn the show into a major hit for NBC, and actress Lacretta shared one BTS way they got to know each other. Skip to main content. Open menu Close menu.

Night Court very much left the door open for a return from Carol Ann, although Dan probably wouldn't be too happy about it! Micucci said "I'm so there" when asked if she'd be up to return in a ...

“Night Court” went into syndication on A&E and, in more recent years, on the obscure network Laff. But it never made it to Netflix or Hulu to help introduce it to a new generation of viewers ...

Night Court star and executive producer Melissa Rauch on how the revival came to be and what makes a good multi-cam sitcom work for today's viewers.

'Night Court' brought in a sitcom heavy hitter to play against John Larroquette, but where have you seen Wendie Malick before the 'Night Court' cast? And should Julianne return?

Night Court was one of three multi-camera comedy series on NBC this season. Freshman hit Happy’s Place has been renewed for next season. The third, Lopez vs Lopez, also was canceled today ...

Revivals seldom come less ambitious than “Night Court,” which brings back multi-Emmy winner John Larroquette from the original series, in a show that does little to reflect the passage of time.

Night Court followed various characters throughout its nine-season run. But throughout, Harry Anderson’s Judge Harold “Harry” T. Stone remained the anchor keeping the comedy on course.

‘Night Court’ Star Melissa Rauch Breaks Down Season 2 Paternity Cliffhanger, Hopes for Season 3. The actress and executive producer also details why adding Nyambi Nyambi was a “seamless ...