Night Court

Bull (RICHARD MOLL) agrees to be a tour guide for Dan's (JOHN LARROQUETTE) sister Donna (SUSAN DIOL), showing her many of New York's sights, including the inside of a hotel room.

After a one-night fling with Dan's (JOHN LARROQUETTE) sister (SUSAN DIOL), Bull (RICHARD MOLL) feels it's his duty to ask for her hand in marriage.

Unable to get a date, Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) reluctantly allows obnoxious Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) to remake him in his own image.

When Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) eagerly agrees to be auctioned off for a date at a charity banquet, he forgets that women of all ages will be bidding on him.

Harry doesn't believe a defendant who claims he is the "Spirit of Death" (STEPHEN ROOT) until some eerie circumstances around the courthouse convince him he might be telling the truth.

Quarantined in the courtroom because of a possible toxic spill by a crazy defendant, the group recalls fateful moments from their pasts.

Quarantined in the courtroom because an unknown chemical has been spilled, the Judge (HARRY ANDERSON) and his cohorts remember other fateful days from their pasts.

Judge Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) and the entire night court staff are forced to preside over day court. The light of day reveals surprising personality changes in almost everyone.

Dan's (JOHN LARROQUETTE) plan to romance Harry's (HARRY ANDERSON) girlfriend Margaret (MARY CADORETTE) fails when he takes her for a night at the opera.

Harry comes face to face with the school bully who used to beat him up on a regular basis and who wants to do it again.

A local street artist (BILL CALVERT) becomes obsessed with Christine (MARKIE POST) and declares his love for her by painting a wall-sized mural of her completely naked.

Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) decides to teach a rude nightclub comic (LOUIS MUSTILLO) a lesson about the lasting effect of his cheap jokes and bigotry.

It takes all the restraint Roz (MARSHA WARFIELD) can manage when she is put in charge of an obnoxious child actor (BILLY COHEN) filming a television show in the courthouse.

When Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) learns his assistant Phil (WILL UTAY) is rich, he begins working on a plan to become his best friend.

Bull (RICHARD MOLL) hopes his mother, Henrietta "Hank" Shannon (PADDI EDWARDS), will retire from the sea, but she has different plans.

Following through on his mother's advice, Bull (RICHARD MOLL) enlists the help of a matchmaker (CATHY McAULEY) to find him a wife.

Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) concludes that his girlfriend Margaret's (MARY CADORETTE) suggestion that they have a serious talk must mean she intends to propose marriage.

Despondent over the loss of his girlfriend, Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) is taken on a surprising journey through time by his guardian angel, Herb (MEL TORME).

Dan feels guilty for misusing funds from the Phil Foundation and starts suffering from insomnial; Bull wins a cereal sweepstakes.

When Christine (MARKIE POST) brings Roz (MARSHA WARFIELD) to one of her support group therapy meetings, Roz immediately takes aim at the silly psychological methods of the therapist.

When Mac (CHARLIE ROBINSON) is offered a new job as personal clerk to a State Supreme Court Justice, Harry suspects that it may be an election campaign trick to bring out minority voters.

When Harry is voted one of "The Ten Most Interesting Men In New York" by a popular magazine, the attention of being a celebrity causes problems in his friendships with the night court staff.

As Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) and Christine (MARKIE POST) begin socializing outside of the courtroom, her ex-husband, Tony returns and wants to begin their relationship all over again.

Worried that Christine (MARKIE POST) may fall in love once again with her ex-husband, Tony (RAY ABRUZZO), jealous Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) tries to sabotage their reunion.