Michael Urie is another actor well known for a role in a single-cam comedy thanks to Shrinking, and he'd even won an award ...

Night Court is back in session. After a 30-year break, the beloved NBC comedy is back on the air and ready to make audiences laugh. The new series stars Melissa Rauch as Judge Abby Stone, the ...

The list of TV shows canceled or ending in 2025 is growing, especially as networks decide what to renew, green light and sack ...

The hit sitcom Night Court is headed back to NBC. Hear the cast tease what's in store for the NBC revival—which premieres Jan. 17—in E! News' exclusive first look.

Night Court star and executive producer Melissa Rauch on how the revival came to be and what makes a good multi-cam sitcom work for today's viewers.

Disorder in the court: "Night Court" is back in session after three decades. The comedy's eight-year run chronicling the oddball-filled night shift of a New York City courtroom ended in 1992. But the ...

Night Court season 3 begins on November 19, 2024, on NBC and Peacock, and fans can expect returning cast favorites and exciting new faces, each bringing something memorable to the Manhattan ...

On Night Court Season 1 Episode 16, Abby’s on trial for her career, and Dan must postpone his move to defend her. DA Dewitt returns to force Olivia to make a choice ...

Night Court premiered Jan. 17 on NBC. New episodes will release every Tuesday. The original Night Court sitcom aired for nine seasons from ‘84 to ‘92 and helped define NBC’s comedy dominance ...

On “Night Court,” Larroquette said, Judge Harry Stone would have ruled the same way. “Though,” he added, “Stone may have made the whole courtroom sing ‘Happy Birthday’ to the guy.” ...

Night Court Season 3 Episode 12: "A Little Night Court Music" – At the behest of producer Sy Hoffman (guest star Richard Kind), Dan (John Larroquette) and Abby (Melissa Rauch) work together to ...