Night Court

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

While his friends try to cover for him, Harry unaware he has his job back, is about to pull off crazy stunt against the City New York; and Christine has second thoughts about being a judge.

After being struck by lightning, Bull gives away all his worldly possessions thinking that God spoke to him. Meanwhile, Mac 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 searches for a misplaced dead body that seemingly has a life of its own.

While Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) agonizes over his sudden impotence, Harry agonizes over firing his blind but excellent personal assistant (ELAYNE BOOSLER), who is simply too caustic.

While Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) agonizes over his sudden impotence, Harry 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 surprise visit but is surprised himself when he's taken prisoner by Dan. Harry, meanwhile, is briefly jailed when he comes to the aid of his stepfather Buddy.

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 T. Stone tries his hand at "Glasnost" with a beautiful Soviet who refuses to permit Yakov to return to Russia to visit his seriously ill mother; Christine becomes 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 is given an assignment. Fearing he's sent to a war zone, Dan does all he can to get out of it; Christine must contend Dan's replacement, a D.A.