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Night Court

"Court is back in session."

TV Show TV-PG 2023 22m/ep 6.6 /10 Canceled
NBC A NBC Original
Created by Reinhold Weege

Abby Stone, an unabashedly optimistic judge, steps onto the night docket of a Manhattan arraignment court, carrying on her late father's legacy while trying to prove a brighter approach can work in a tough system. She faces a roomful of misfits, from jittery defendants to seasoned cynics, and she... Read more

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About Night Court

Abby Stone, an unabashedly optimistic judge, steps onto the night docket of a Manhattan arraignment court, carrying on her late father's legacy while trying to prove a brighter approach can work in a tough system. She faces a roomful of misfits, from jittery defendants to seasoned cynics, and she aims to restore order without hard edges or hidden agendas. The tension between empathy and procedure fuels the scenes as Abby nudges the crew toward fairness, humor, and human connection in long hours that test everyone's patience. The show shines on character and pace, with Melissa Rauch playing Abby and John Larroquette back as Dan Fielding, the razor sharp former prosecutor who knows all the old tricks.

Released in 2023 as a revival of the classic Night Court, the series leans on the original concept created by Reinhold Weege while updating the tone for contemporary audiences and keeping the courtroom energy intact.

The revival nods to nostalgia by reuniting familiar faces and reimagining the late night courtroom for today. The duo of Abby and Dan anchors a broader ensemble whose banter and quirks echo the original show's spirit, while newer bits aim for fresh relevance.

At its core the show examines optimism under pressure, authority tempered by empathy, and teamwork that turns a chaotic docket into something humane. It balances jokes with heart and questions whether a brighter leadership style can change a long standing institution.

Details

Release Date
January 17, 2023
Episode Length
22m
Rating
TV-PG
User Ratings
52 votes
Type
TV Series
Seasons
3
Episodes
47
Network
NBC
Status
Canceled
Genres
Comedy
Country
United States
Studio
Warner Bros. Television +1 more
External Links
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Cast

Melissa Rauch

Melissa Rauch

Abby Stone

John Larroquette

John Larroquette

Dan Fielding

Lacretta

Lacretta

Donna 'Gurgs' Gurganous

Nyambi Nyambi

Nyambi Nyambi

Wyatt Shaw

Wendie Malick

Wendie Malick

Julianne Walters

Created by: Reinhold Weege

Seasons (3 seasons, 47 episodes)

Season 1

Season 1

16 episodes - 2023

Season 2

Season 2

13 episodes - 2023

Season 3

Season 3

18 episodes - 2024

Frequently Asked Questions

Night Court is not currently available on streaming subscription services, but you can rent or buy it on Apple iTunes, Google Play, Vudu, and Amazon Video.

Yes, you can buy on Apple iTunes, Google Play, Vudu, and Amazon Video.

Night Court has 3 seasons with a total of 47 episodes.

With a rating of 6.6/10 from 52 viewers, Night Court is considered decent by viewers and may be worth checking out.

Abby Stone, an unabashedly optimistic judge, steps onto the night docket of a Manhattan arraignment court, carrying on her late father's legacy while trying to prove a brighter approach can work in a tough system. She faces a roomful of misfits, from jittery defendants to seasoned cynics, and she...

Night Court stars Melissa Rauch, John Larroquette, Lacretta, Nyambi Nyambi, and Wendie Malick.

Night Court was created by Reinhold Weege.

Night Court was released on January 17, 2023.

Night Court is a Comedy series.

Melissa Rauch plays Abby Stone, the unapologetically optimistic judge presiding over the night shift, and she is the daughter of the late Harry Stone continuing her father's Night Court legacy.

Night Court (2023) ran for 3 seasons and is canceled, so there won't be a season 4.

There are 47 episodes across 3 seasons.

The top cast includes Melissa Rauch as Abby Stone, John Larroquette as Dan Fielding, Lacretta as Donna 'Gurgs' Gurganous, Nyambi Nyambi as Wyatt Shaw, and Wendie Malick as Julianne Walters.