Night Court

Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) receives a letter from his estranged mother who abandoned him as a child. The only problem is, the letter was mailed 15 years ago and now his mother is dead.

After Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) saves her life, Christine (MARKIE POST) accedes to his demand that she go to bed with him--with results even Dan never imagined.

Good-hearted bailiff Bull (RICHARD MOLL) finds himself in hot water when his entry in a children's book contest is considered offensively vile and he is branded a menace and a monster.

Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) receives an unexpected surprise when 12-year-old Leon (BUMPER ROBINSON), a runaway, returns after an absence of six months.

Dan's (JOHN LARROQUETTE) reckless behavior following routine ulcer surgery leaves him hospitalized in serious condition; then, a visit from an overly amorous old flame leaves him near death.

After Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) lapses into a coma, following an amorous hospital room encounter with an old girlfriend, his courtroom friends do their best to bring him out of it.

While Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) prepares to go on vacation, Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) assists in a sting operation against his replacement--a gun-toting, no nonsense judge, seemingly on the take.

While attempting to overturn a contempt of court charge against Christine (MARKIE POST), Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) ends up having an affair with the lady judge (ANN TURKEL) who jailed her.

An earthquake leaves Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) and Roz stuck in an elevator with two giant sumo wrestlers accused of tearing apart the car of a man who called them a couple of sissies.

Harry jeopardizes delicate relations between the State Department and a strategic island nation when he refuses to turn over their princess, who is charged with swimming naked in a park.

It's New Year's Eve, and while Judge Harry T. Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) helps an escaped convict see in the new year in Times Square, Bull attempts to confine a man who thinks he's 1987.

Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) does not believe a sweet, middle-aged woman when she claims she murdered her husband; and Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) finds an unusual method of financing his dream car.

The ashes of a man left as a ward court make for interesting brew; Harryand the others concerned when Mac, desperate for money because of his pregnant wife's excessive spending, disappears.

Christine (MARKIE POST) announces she is getting married and asks Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) to perform the ceremony, but can she go through with it?

Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) and his staff must comply with a federally mandated order to process a mind-boggling 200 cases before midnight or dismiss all charges against defendants;

A painful situation worsens when Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) is bitten by a stray dog who saved Harry's (HARRY ANDERSON) life but who may have rabies.

A rousing battle of jealous one-upmanship over a beautiful woman erupts between Judge Harry T. Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) and libidinous prosecuting attorney Dan Fielding (JOHN LARROQUETTE).

Christine (MARKIE POST) deals with sexual harassment from her boss, while Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) is harassed sexually because his "hot date" just took a vow of chastity.

Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) is charged with a paternity suit, while Bull (RICHARD MOLL) runs against a formidable opponent to represent the bailiffs as shop steward.

It's a race against the stork when Quon Le (DENICE KUMAGAI) asks Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) to swear her in as a U.S. citizen before she delivers her baby.

Judicial upheaval occurs when Christine is appointed judge over Dan while Harry is not reappointed at all. Meantime, the Wheelers are back in court again, and this time, they're rich!

Christine is sworn in as judge and, in a personal appeal to the mayor, has Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) reappointed. But Harry is unaware of this and has decided to pull the wildest prank ever.