
Night Court
Comedy • TV-PG • 1984–92 • 9 Seasons
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6.3
An eccentric fun-loving judge presides over an urban night court and all the silliness going on there.
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Mixes naïveté, pessimism, friendship, community, and zany non sequitor appearances to invite the question: what kind of world do you want.
I loved it back in the day, but the humor is dated, and it hasn’t aged well.
Funny as heck, the court room everyone wants to be in
Classic. Remember it from when I was a kid.
Great sitcom. Good cast and characters. One of my favorites growing up.
I never watched this series and never will
The show was cheesy, campy, & silly. Only show I've seen where the canned laughter was more memorable than the predictable jokes.
Weird sitcom that was super quirky, sometimes dark, but still fun
One of the best and rewatchable 80s sitcoms. Classic cast. Light topics apart from the prostitutes and Dan's horniness.
Great show. John Larroquette should have become a bigger star after this!
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35 (8%)
78 (18%)
257 (60%)
56 (13%)
6.3 – Based on 426 ratings
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Opening Credits
Night Court (Theme Song)







