Night Court Officially Ended After This Happened
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- All rise for the honorable DoYouRemember, where we dig up all the facts of our favorite classics. Today's case centers around Night Court, a late ‘80s glimpse into the antics of Harry Stone’s municipal courthouse.
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The first three appearances of Bob & June Wheeler. Can't be matched!
Man I was a kid when this show was on TV. I watched it with my mom and her bf at the time. Dan Fielding was a total dog but definitely likable. My favorite was whenever Harry's dad would be in an episode bcuz he would say the most random things that made everyone stop and look at him, to which he would smile and say, "But I'm feeling much better now." To this day I'll say that line around people and so far no one connects the reference.
Harry's dad was played by John Astin, best known for being the original "Gomez Addams" on the original TV series, THE ADDAMS FAMILY. Between Gomez Addams as Harry's dad & Harry's love of Mel Torme, the show was pretty deep in and respectful of nostalgia.
"Ever since the Cheez-Whiz incident... but I'm feeling muuuuch better now."
John Astin as buddy, Harry's dad, was great. "But I'm much better now "
I loved this quirky show just for the laughs. But I loved Markie Post because she was so beautiful.
As a 12 year old boy getting a taste of puberty I had a wicked crush on Markie Post, and I’m sure I wasn’t the only boy that did. The only other woman I had fallen in “love” with when I was a boy was Lori Laughlin. I saw her in the BMX movie Rad and she was in a dead heat with Markie as my girl. May Markie Post RIP.
Markie on The Fall Guy was my first glimpse of her. And what a glimpse to behold!! That 2 piece bikini left absolutely NOTHING to the imagination(as well as Heather Thomas in her 2 piece).
@@neolithicnobody8184 yup, that is where I first saw her too. She and Heather Thomas were the two best reasons to watch The Fall Guy..lol
Markie Post is what wet dreams 😂 are all about
Google the one with Markie in a witches outfit...oh my ....being 22 and seeing her no wonder why 90% of my girlfriends were blonde...lol I was a drummer in a band with a cool sports car and I can honestly say the early to mid 80's were a blast...lol
I’ve got every episode on dvd. This show Is exactly what the world needs more of right now. Good morals and hilariously hilarious.
A classic indeed 👍 love the show ❤️
Cannot forget Brent Spiner's stellar performance in one of the episodes! That performance put him on the map! 😄
I think Bob and June Wheeler appeared on at least two episodes. The second without the daughter. Brent's character here was hilarious.
There were several featuring the Wheelers.
Would've been more if Spiner hadn't
signed on as Data in TNG.
If everyone is brought back for the reboot,
Bob & June's little daughter would
now be grown (presumably with a husband
& child of their own & Bob & June
as "Grampy" & "Grammy").
It did!
Said how many cast members I passed on😢😢😢
Markie Post was sooooo beautiful, but always acted humble and had great comedic skills. It was one of those shows where the cast was a fine oiled machine. So happy i was able to be part of TV history!
My favorite series of episodes were the ones where they had to deal with a certain number of cases by the end of the night. Wile E. Coyote was one of the defendants in one episode.
*that* was one of the biggest wtf moments in tv history. a real "did they just do that?" moment
babylon 5 had a similar moment (not as extreme) when they had scott "dilbert" adams cameo as someone who was worries that his dog and cat were going to take over the government.
@@rmhartman
Well, the show was owned by Warner Bros.
That was CLASSIC!!!
That so could have been a crossover episode of HARVEY BIRDMAN, ATTORNET AT LAW.
I remember at the time Mac's wife Quan Li was one of the few Asian characters on network television, being Asian myself I thought that was pretty significant
I noticed that too. I'm not Asian I'm about as wide as they get even have German descent. Doesn't matter where I came from it just matters who I am. That's what I believe anyway. It amazes me how a little Asians were actually famous back then and on TV. I think there were three main guys and they were in all the movies that required Asians. Pat Marita being one of them James Wong the guy that played David Lopez in Big trouble in Little China and the other one that was on die hard there was eating the candy. He looks mongal though I don't think he's Asian I honestly don't know but those were the main guys that you saw on all the movies with Asians in them that I remember.. try watching the old bugs Bunny and Elmer's fun cartoons you want to talk about racist! I'm actually the first generation of my family that's not like that. And I have more reason to be that way than anybody but I'm not. Being racist is the sign of an uneducated weak mind to me. Hollywood was no exception
If I remember right, that was Rosalind Chao, who also showed up on "M*A*S*H", and "Star Trek"'s "Next Generation", and "Deep Space Nine" as Keiko (forget her "maiden" name) O' Brien, marrying Transporter Chief Miles O'Brien, and "bearing" him two children: Adorable little Molly (Hana Hatae), and a son.
You are right about Asians getting a "raw deal" (although, in "Looney Tunes" defense, it was wartime, and a lot of the cartoons reflected that (Germans came in for their share, too; one cartoon featured Hermann Goering, and Adolf Hitler hiding out in the Black Forest; with Goering hunting Bugs, and at the end, Bugs escapes, as Josef Stalin; "Has your tobacco been tasting different, lately").
I liked Noriyuki "Pat" Morita, but especially in the "Karate Kid" Movies, especially, the second one. Morita had the right idea about karate; didn't know if it was his, but, "Karate, for defense only!".
@@rodrudinger9902 Quan Le was played by Denice Kumagai not Rosalind Chao.
Markie Post was one of my favorites.
This was the absolute best sitcom ever. I'm 80 years old so I saw them all. Second best: Taxi. Larry L. Jaques Athens, Texas
I miss that show!! It was funny, witty and creative!! I still remember some of the episodes to this day. It made quite an impression on me when I was a kid in 80s, trying to get Americanized while learning English/slang/lingo as fast as I could.
This sitcom and Taxi were the only ones that held my interest. My favorite episodes were the ones that featured Brent Spiner and Annie O'Donnell. It underscores Spiner's absolute mastery of comedy. It's even more poignant when you know a couple exactly like the Wheelers. I do.
This, Taxi, Barney Miller…….one incredible show that ended with a horrible cliff-hanger…..especially for a comedy….”Soap” left Jessica Tate standing in front of a firing squad unless my memory is off(?) 👀 also, it only had I believe 4 Seasons….😢
Then there were a few sitcoms that were more than just laughs….trying to send some message…..occasionally touching on social and/or political issues of the day….funny (or…stupid⁉️) that some of those shows…..trying to “improve” or educate or just “open the eyes” of how crazy and/or stupid people are about things like for example: All in the Family showed (or “exposed⁉️”) a lot of how ignorant racism is…..and Sanford & Son, too….showed that racism works both ways…..All in the Family is looked on today as BEING racist-ish and is hard to find in reruns and/or is heavily censored in parts that are, IMHO vital to the very meaning of the “garbage-thinking” they were trying to expose……long as I live, I will never forget Sammy Davis Jr. kissing Archie on the cheek‼️ 😂…..another stupid “belief” due to the show was that Carroll O'Conner was deemed a racist due to the character he played when he was anything but…….(my wife's father thought that All in Family was made FOR HIM…..and his……”less than brotherly love” views on POC…….not sure how he…or anyone could miss the show was mocking the ignorance of racists…..but clearly, censors if today reflect their “missing the point” at least, IMHO again….but most all my friends “get it‼️”
Namaste 🙏🏽
@@alanr.wehmer5692 When a show starts to peter out, they always pull a Fonzi-esque "Jump the Shark" gimmick, from the marriage between Maxwell Smart and 99 to your aforementioned gimmicks. Gimmicks don't work on an audience. They smell blood and abandon the show for something new. It's a shame. A sitcom ought to go out in a blaze of glory, or a setup for a full length movie. Just my opinion.
@@itcsmount6504
I feel like the moment "Happy Days"
lost its direction was when Arnold's
burned down. That's how I refer to
that sort of thing--that's when
that show "burned down Arnold's".
Bob Wheeler-“We’re not actually from West Virginia…..”
Harry-“Where are you from?”
Bob-“Yugoslavia”
Harry-“Well what made you say West Virginia?”
Bob-“It was the first exotic place I could think of……”
I remember certain jokes more than plot lines. Fielding to a guy assembling a kit: “Come on! Who can’t put tab A in slot B?” A prostitute: “You’d be surprised.”
They're rebooting the show, Fielding's on it and Harry's daughter is the judge.
It's gonna suck cause Fielding's going to be written all politically correct.
@@dukecraig2402 He was reforming by the end of the show. There are ways to update him that aren’t annoy. Which is why. It will be be even more annoying when they don’t do that and opt for virtue signaling instead.
- Yes, I remember that & marveled at the well crafted writing. Genius in simplicity.
As was much of the dialog in the show.
You just made coffee come out my nose; thanks for reminding me of some of the great lines from a hilarious show.
I loved markie post cancer 4 years took her away im broken hearted
Where was she from? what a shame...She was so lovely and young still.
Always enjoyed watching Night court
The two episodes with Bob and June are my second favorite, but the episode where Bull is struck by lightning is my absolute favorite.
"It's soaking through the first three or four layers ... we have comprehension!"
One episode where June said to Markie Post looks like you got a pretty big nest egg yourself because Dan asked Bob where's the rest of the money in the coffee can Bob said her bra 😂 hilarious 😂 😹 😆 if you're drinking coffee 😂 don't be surprised that your cellphone will have to be wiped off from spitting the coffee & from what I've heard night court is doing a reboot where Dan is in it & woman for a judge supposed to the daughter Harry stone
Loved this show! No pretentions, just good comedy! :)
Night Court was one of my all-time favorite TV shows. Still is on late night. All the characters were played to the hilt and the punch lines really had comedy punch. It's so sad to know that many of the actors have passed away and that Dan's beautiful head of hair is now as white as snow.
Every episode with Phil had me on the floor.
Markie Post was STUNNINGLY BEAUTIFUL and added to a great show.
Stunning is understatement, she was drop dead gorgeous. She mesmerized me.
No mention of John Astin who played Gomez in the TV version of Addams Family TV . My favourite line is when he'd tell Harry ..."But I'm feeling much better now." with a wry grin before returning to his room (I think) at the care home. Night Court was fun entertainment. ~i
To me Harry Anderson will always be known as the wise cracking con man ....he was great on this show ....and his stand up comedy is awesome ....
I was just knee high to a grasshopper when Night Court started. I instantly got hooked! Judge Harry Stone was my hero as I was trying to figure out how to be a magician since I was 8 years old or so. Watching this video brought back so many memories from when I was young. May all of my favorite actors from that show that have since passed away Rest In Peace….
Not to many left from this great show. I was just a little kid trying to keep up with the storyline, but that theme song was the best!
Loved John Larroquette!
Best episode???? Has to be one of the Halloween ones, where Markie Post shows up as Elvira, Mistress of the Dark. And fills out the costume very well.
Im googling that right now.
I loved that show especially Harry
The episode where the court was up against the clock to finish all cases and Dan went Micro Machine guy for the last case!
The day in the life episodes were what they were called, and I agree they were some of the best
Love me some Markie Post..R.I.P.
Love this show, still watch whenever I can!
The show was a way to take your mind off of what was going on in your everyday life! Great laughs and cast of people. I truly loved Markie Post! She was a great addition to the show! I hated when the show went off the air! 😅 Thanks for reading my comments! Kevin 😂
I love most every episode of Night Court, it brightened a dreary part of my life. I also love Barney Miller, what a show.
Thank you for bringing back the memories I love that show many years
This show reminds me of perfect evenings in the early 90s watching this while mom making dinner in the kitchen.
One of the best was the judge speaking at Dan's memorial service. "What can I say about Dan? Dan was eh Dan was a mammal."
The scene where Dan split his pants. I split my sides laughing so hard!!
I started watching night court on prime recently so I came to TH-cam to watch videos about the show. Yours was the first one I came across I have now become a subscriber and you are my new obsession! Thank you so much for your efforts I look forward to your future and back catalog of videos.
TELL US WHO WAS YOUR FAVORITE ON THE SHOW 🤔
Had to be Dan!!! He was so skeevy that it made him lovable!!! And what can one say about Markie Post.....OMG!!!!!! Lol
It’ll always be a toss up between Bull and Harry. I absolutely loved the two of them & was so upset to hear of Harry Anderson passed away a few years back, same with Markie Post a month or two ago.
Dan has to be my favorite. I grew up with just brothers, all boy cousins, and it was just boys in my neighborhood for most of my young life. Dan's antics were so accurate from all the boys in my life that I could tell you which boy he sounded like or acted like. It was like reliving my youth. Happy times.
Selma was the most memorable. I was younger during the earlier episodes, & at home bored. By the later ones I might have been working.
This is definitely top ten greatest shows of all time! So lucky to have been alive while this was made!
Watching this made me smile. Thanks. When entertainment was entertaining.
My most memorable episode was the one where they tried to break the record for the most cases tried in one shift, which was turned on its' head by one Mr. Tuttle.
The best episodes were the ones w/the the Wheelers. Spiner, before being Data, nailed that role.
Hands down my favorite sitcom ever!
John Larroquette also starred on "Baa Baa Blacksheep".
I always loved John Astin, so I really loved his time on the show as Harry’s slightly crazy (But harmless) dad Buddy. I, especially, like the show when Buddy had gotten injured and was treated well in the hospital, so he didn’t want to leave. At the end of the episode, of course, he jumped out a window and broke every bone in his body, so he secured a nice, long stay at the hospital.
Yea, and he says, I hit the jackpot. Multiple fractures and contusion's! That was a really funny episode. I loved that one.
My favorite comedy growing up with Married with children and Highlander.
I am about 6'6", size 20 shoe, 180 ponds. So for years I have used Bull's lines "OK" and the one you missed, "I hate it when that happens."
Markie Post had the most incredible figure ever........magical
They might not have done heavy-handed issue episodes, but they dealt with all sorts of relevant social issues such as mental illness, immigration, and the foster care system.
I'm glad to hear 30 Rock did a NC finale.
Dan was the Man !! Possibly the most consistent Comedy sitcom ever ?? I always got a Laugh or more but its not easy to find a streaming service that shows it ??
Its now on amazon prime and i’m happy as a clam 🤩
Markie Post we will never forget you !!! RIP
Tortious maximus!
Where Dan fielding was in a hurry to go on a long weekend with some tramp but had to get through all of the cases first. When an old man comes out to tell his side of story but had (Tortious maximus) talked so slow it was the best!
Nice compilation and narration. My favs; Markie, Selma, and the picture behind Harry's desk, Jean Harlow. Thanks for posting.
In one episode the Markie Post character admitted she was an escort to pay her way through law school.
I appreciate your hard work & due diligence, as this is a wonderful reminder of fond memories.
I love the episode with the family mooning everybody shouting "Hey New York!"
I love it when people ask what is your favorite episode ... I watched night court for all of it's seasons ... never heard they finally got the finally made .. but as for favorite episodes ... there are so many ... such as Brent Spinners character every time ... or When Markie Post Flashed a rich guy to save John ... every episode had something that stood out ..
I miss this show more than mr plinkett. I wish I could watch it again! What a tragic loss.
Each show is like each of your children. You love them all, forever. Hope they can magically conger up a new Harry and Dan and the cast to do it all again. Great entertainment, it will easily beat everything else on the tube.
This show helped get me through high school and college.
What a great show!
This was a great series all around. I have the first season on DVD and would love to acquire more. The actors are irreplaceable. Still looking forward to the reboot to see what Dan is up to now.
I have seasons 1-3 on DVD. It's a great buy of a great show. Hold on to it
Markie Post, saw her first at Colt Severs, later Night Court, but i never saw them all, been broadcast late and dubbed in our own language...
They don't make em like that anymore. Miss Marky Post
Markie RIP
I love how whenever Mel Torme makes an appearance, Harry Stone (Mel's biggest fan) always unintentionally treat him like crap. :D
I just remember watching and enjoying it during my youth, then being truly impressed that John Larroquette played Maltz on Star Trek III alongside Christopher Lloyd. Brent Spiner was the best recurring character. the later seasons were a bit more campy in my opinion but still good for some laughs.
I had a major crush on Markie Post, RIP ...
I own all the seasons on DVD! I watch the entire run about every 6 months. My favorite episode? I have so many. I really enjoyed the one where Dan was plagued by a guy dressed as Satan himself. I also enjoyed the 2 parter of the going ons from previous seasons., where they were being held hostage by a "nut". My favorite Mel Torme episode was where they kidnapped him so the judge could meet him. The episode with Florence was when her biker friends picked her up for a ride. I also liked the Russian guy episodes, talking about Milwaukee. These are but a few of so many episodes worth noting. Of course, the last episode of Bull beaming up with the two constant complainers, was a fun touch. I could ALWAYS count on a good evening when it was on. Luckily, I still can.
AMAZING CAST!!!!!!
That's why loved Night Court and others like it. It didn't try to deal with government issues or people being offended all the time. It was just pure funny and allowed us to just have fun and forget the world outside
I liked Harry Anderson best as the lovable grifter on Cheers. Was he just called "Harry?"
Harry the Hat was his name.
@@61rampy65 thanks. That was it
Love all the actors they made a funny unique blend
One of the best ever TV shows. I never missed it.
I also enjoyed every episode but my absolute favorite has to be tortoise nervosa . Slap ....other pocket ...here's the star witness ...his Father ...hahaha ! Thank goodness for reruns !!
This show made me laugh until my sides ached!!
Every episode was great... But my favorite episode was the one where Bull got struck by lightning up on the roof during a break...
My most favorite character on "Night Court" is Judge Harold T Stone (Harry Anderson). The next would have to be Bailiff Nostradamus Bull Shannon (Richard Moll). I always felt that I was denied the proper conclusion to my "Night Court" for I have never seen their appearance on "30 Rock".
The Night Court episodes were all taped at Valencia Studios in Valencia right next to Terminator 2 and Robocop 2, and Total Recall, etc. Those were good times. I was in charge of sales for Valencia Studios at the time. I would visit the set of Night Court and see how things were going. Good times indeed.
I never saw the episode where Harry and Christine got married! Did anyone else see that episode?
Markie Post was great . Played Elliot's, Dr Reed , Mom on Scrubs to the tee. still looked terrific
So many starting with the Pilot episode on how Harry explains how he was picked for a Judge, or when Dan goes into a Coma and Bull teaches him Spanish. It was so funny when he comes out and he is yelling at everyone and starts to speak in Spanish.
Or the constant guests that would show up from Mel Torme to Lou Ferrigno. I don't know how to just pick one.
Since I found it on Freevee, I binged it , and noticed a lot more than I did as a kid watching it... It didn't shy away from topics like trans people, gay people etc. Especially for a show in the 80's
Also to see the characters go through things that change and develop them... The show is so good
Miss this show
8:41 When I look at the shows in ratings, it makes me realize how the quality of TV has just gotten lower than the dust! Dozens of channels, streaming platforms and yet all that is nowhere near these shows.
350 channels, and not a damn thing on. :/
I had a Crush on Markie Post !!!!!
I love that show it was so much fun and entertaining I think it’s important to be entertained I think a lot of the shows have forgotten that now
Best episode, Bull writes all this beautiful children's poetry and a book... bull is asked to name it, he says nonchalantly, "THE SNAKE PIT OF CHUCKY'S MIND!"
One of the very few TV shows that my late wife watched. No particularly favorites that I can remember, but we had a tradition that started a couple of seasons in, we would get up and dance to the theme music, real bump and grind dirty dancing.
every episode w markie post good
Here's a twist, Harry the magician was also the similar character as Harry the hat On Cheers 🍻 Played by the same guy
Actual fun clean comedy I sure miss those times
I actually saw Metal Storm with Richard Moll in it, late night on CBS. It's so weird how this led to Night Court!
Bull and Roz were favorites.
I believe the best episode of Night Court was the episode with guest star Michael J. Fox playing a runaway with whom Santa helps him feel love.
What got me was BULL going off into OUTER SPACE with 2 old aliens, when his wife was having a baby! What's up with that?
Like i learn in my father view, Nothing last forever. .......when it is a beginning it is always an end.
Love Night Court that was good humor and comedies show
My favorite episode? EVERY SINGLE ONE!
I loved John Larroquette's physical comedy! I love the show, still watching!
I loved this show but I didn’t know there were actually night courts