@@cureholder , as smarmy as Dan Fielding was... he wasn't wrong on that. Also, Mr. Shibata is portrayed by Keye Luke (I may have misspelled that), a fantastic actor who lived a very long life and worked on multiple projects, including the classic show *_Kung Fu_* .
@peter hennig I remember that episode. I can't remember the details, but I remember him saying "What's the rush?" and Dan about ready to kill the poor guy. Got me laughing now about it.
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God, I forgot how much I loved this show. There are sitcoms from decades past that are just cringy when you look back on them, but Night Court still shines.
Dan: My God man how do you do it Shabota: every day I swim 10 miles, eat 100 oysters, & sit in a barrel of pickle brime Dan GOT THAT!!! that shit was funny
I was around 10 years old when I used to watch Night Court... Granted I didn't get all the jokes back then, yet I found it funny as hell... But when I watch this now, its even more funnier then I could have imagined... They don't do jokes likes these anymore on TV.
R I P Harry / Ritchie of the movie the IT # Every actor on Night court are extremely talented comedians , one of the greatest comedians of all time #night court was one & still is one of the greatest shows of all time it lasted 9 years on top , I started watching this back home in the Bahamas , 7rs later I moved to America got married and continued watching with my husband we never missed any episodes, it has an international audience
a sitcom is "successful" if you generally enjoy the show and cast chemistry and get a few chuckles along the way but genuine belly laughs like the bowing scene are rare
Very true. The best sitcoms are funny decades after they aired. Shows like this, Green Acres, Barney Miller, The Golden Girls, Andy Griffith Show, Married with Children, Cheers, Hogan's Heroes, Frasier, Sanford and Son, Fresh Prince of Bel Air and All In The Family just don't age or date. They're still on tv every day somewhere or here online or streaming. Good comedies are so rare now we really appreciate these gems.
I grew up with this, Cheers, Mr. Bean (in Canada), Cosby, different strokes, Family Ties, golden girls, then Seinfeld etc.. It was light hearted but wickedly funny as you can see from this clip. Dan Fielding was my favourite on Night Court. And for those born after 2001 trade centre attacks, I can say that life was not as serious as it is today. Those sit coms represented the general sense of positive feelings that was interrupted on 9-11. But before that, things were different, we were able to party a lot more, think of a 1970's movie group party, police were a lot more forgiving, drugs were used but they never killed anyone, pressure in school was less. Watching these clips reminds me of how carefree we all were, just looking for a laugh.
"Drugs didn't kill people"? Of course they did. You simply chose to ignore that sad reality. I knew this fact as a grade schooler after a group of college researchers did a presentation in my school using lab rats. They demonstrated, quite starkly, what happens to someone using drugs like heroin, acid, cocaine and other drugs. And this was during the '60's.
@@faithcastillo9597 drugs were absolutely nothing like they are today. PCP, angel dust were a fraction of the lethal power that meth has. It's not even close.
I'm 40 and this show and Alf were the first 2 "grown up" shows I took an interest to watching with my folks as early as maybe '89 when I was 6. I can remember chuckling quite a bit at Alf but Night Court would have me HOWLING with my folks. Of course as I got older and watched more reruns I got more of the jokes.
I just did a search on Keye Luke. He was a true show business veteran and also did a lot of voice work on cartoons that I use to watch as a kid. I was particularly surprised that "Mr. Shibata" was the English-dubbed voice of Zoltar on "Battle of the Planets" ( a cartoon I use to watched often as a kid). Mind blown.
I feel like all three guys were showing mad respect for a venerated martial arts master when they bowed, but the guy specializes in the art of 'Stamina-Fu'!! X DDDDDDD
Programs of this caliber require not only expert writing teams, but also a stellar cast to pull off the flawless scripts and Night Court had it ALL. I miss this show!
This show came on at 1030pm after the news. then taxi at 1100pm ..man what a simple time it was .. had to get up to change the tv channel and Only had three channels
Criminally underrated show not nearly spoken as much as other 80s classics like cheers or the Cosby show but that’s a great thing. I’m glad Hollywood didn’t try to remake this show. It would be horrible if they did. Dan fielding arguably the best character on the show probably wouldn’t even exist unless they made him into some type of homosexual or completely strip away his lecturous ways
AAAnderson055 I love Sanford and Son but I didn’t even know that there are so many episodes I missed I never got the chance to sit down and watch all the episodes but one day I will try just so I can see that episode
The gentleman is Keye Luke, best known for playing Master Po on the Kung Fu TV series. In Gremlins he was Mr. Wing. Also on Night Court besides Mr Shibata he also played Grandpa Ho, Quon Le's Vietnamese grandfather
The iconic moment when Mac, Dan , and Harry in unison: *_"Seven hours?!?!?"_* Then the bows of respect!!!
This gets me every time! 😂
The varied looks on the faces of the "three rarely upstanding women" at that moment are good too.
@@cureholder , as smarmy as Dan Fielding was... he wasn't wrong on that. Also, Mr. Shibata is portrayed by Keye Luke (I may have misspelled that), a fantastic actor who lived a very long life and worked on multiple projects, including the classic show *_Kung Fu_* .
When I first heard that I was in the same state as those three and also bowed in respect to the man on reflex at the same time as them.
lol i lost it when Haryy, Dan and Mac bowed back to the guy
Absolutely hilarious 😂 😃
Hey you have to give that guy repest
Lol me too, i hit repeat on that scene like 5 times, so hilarious 😂
7 HOURS?!?!
All the men in the courtroom should've bowed.
7 hours???? We must all bow to this great man of stamina!
Until he hears that he has to commit to ten days community service, then he checks out.
I do it every time I watch this video
I loved this episode. When they all bowed simultaneously I lost it then and I lost it now.
Toy Bounty Hunter Me too!
If i remember this episode correctly...They keep misplacing the body leading to hi-jinx associated with trying to find it.
The bow sells the moment...
Toy Bounty Hunter I just lost it too! Lol
I agree completely! A great episode and the 7 hours line and the bow get me LOLing every time!
Loved the reaction once they heard 7HOURS the bowing was the ICING ON THE CAKE.
I miss this so much.
The writing on this show was awesome. I watched it as a kid and I still laugh til I cry. One of the most underrated sitcoms of all time.
peter hennig Phil was his name
@peter hennig I remember that episode. I can't remember the details, but I remember him saying "What's the rush?" and Dan about ready to kill the poor guy. Got me laughing now about it.
@@leghumper83 speedy
I AGREE WITH YOU 1000%!!
No one ever underrated this sitcom. It was nominated for several Emmys and won many more.
"All three?! That's illegal. And ... quite impressive."
I lost it when Dan jumped into the scene! LMAO "Dan Fielding. Assistant DA on the move!"
The Dan has landed!
Tanya I guess you could say Dan really knew how to drop in.
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Love everything about dan, even when he was slimy...
@@kellygervais3440 which was 98 percent of the time lol
First Harry then Mac Now Christine. Rest in piece Markie.
Selma and Florence, also.
@@froghare7516 Yes but they died during the series which was decades ago. Those three were recent.
And also Paula Kelly, the original attorney from Season 1 prior to Markie Post’s arrival too. She died last year.
RIP
We all go in the end. Rented time here on earth. My dilemma is that I love sleeping for most of it.
God, I forgot how much I loved this show. There are sitcoms from decades past that are just cringy when you look back on them, but Night Court still shines.
"rarely upstanding women" superb!!
RIP, Harry Anderson. Gone too soon. Thanks for all the laughs.
Ditto!
@@gretasher4723 and RIP Keye Luke as well
More like RIH.
@@alfredoprime5495 And now, RIP Charles Robinson (Mac)
Now mac has passed away. charlie robinson.
"While neighbors did complain for seven hours . . ."
"SEVEN HOURS!?!?!?!"
Dan: My God man how do you do it
Shabota: every day I swim 10 miles, eat 100 oysters, & sit in a barrel of pickle brime
Dan GOT THAT!!!
that shit was funny
Dan, Harry and Mac bow in respect, that was funny shit.
racefan32 That man deserves respect, damn it.
Moreth The Rogue You got that!!!!
RE-SPECT!
The whole Court stops
"SEVEN HOURS!?"😝
I was around 10 years old when I used to watch Night Court... Granted I didn't get all the jokes back then, yet I found it funny as hell... But when I watch this now, its even more funnier then I could have imagined... They don't do jokes likes these anymore on TV.
It was awesome.i got the jokes I was that age shhh
This and MASH were my favorite shows as a kid
The problem is with the series returned for 3 episodes, the jokes are all lame as hell compared to the comedy gold here.
"more funnier" huh... 🙄
Every man here had the same reaction: "SEVEN HOURS?!?!?!?!?!?"
Not me
I was sure he was cheating....
5 plus hours is my record, and he is OLD.
Maybe if he went slow 🤣🤣
Nah. He used cocaine and other things.
Every man in the courtroom should've said it and then bowed to his ass.
HAI!
I so wanted him to say "red ginseng" also haha
"All three? That's illegal... and quite impressive."
R I P Harry / Ritchie of the movie the IT # Every actor on Night court are extremely talented comedians , one of the greatest comedians of all time #night court was one & still is one of the greatest shows of all time it lasted 9 years on top , I started watching this back home in the Bahamas , 7rs later I moved to America got married and continued watching with my husband we never missed any episodes, it has an international audience
Christine: Your honor the neighbor was complain about 7hrs
Harry,Mac & Dan: 7hrs in a shocked face bow to the guy with three ladies
a sitcom is "successful" if you generally enjoy the show and cast chemistry and get a few chuckles along the way but genuine belly laughs like the bowing scene are rare
Very true. The best sitcoms are funny decades after they aired. Shows like this, Green Acres, Barney Miller, The Golden Girls, Andy Griffith Show, Married with Children, Cheers, Hogan's Heroes, Frasier, Sanford and Son, Fresh Prince of Bel Air and All In The Family just don't age or date. They're still on tv every day somewhere or here online or streaming. Good comedies are so rare now we really appreciate these gems.
7 hours!!!!!!! Then Bowing !!!! Amazing !!!!! All 3 saying it was awesome 😎!!
@@kendallrivers1119 Don't forget the Beverly Hillbillies
Most cops will tell you that "Barney Miller" was arguably the most accurate portrayal of cop life ever shown on television.
The stenographer just nods, she knows what Dans all about, lol...
That damn suki yaki slam bam, gotta love it!!
One my favorite shows the best
Markie Post was so beautiful 🥰
This is when comedies where actually funny!
I like when Dan literally jumped in to introduce himself LOL!
I grew up with this, Cheers, Mr. Bean (in Canada), Cosby, different strokes, Family Ties, golden girls, then Seinfeld etc.. It was light hearted but wickedly funny as you can see from this clip. Dan Fielding was my favourite on Night Court. And for those born after 2001 trade centre attacks, I can say that life was not as serious as it is today. Those sit coms represented the general sense of positive feelings that was interrupted on 9-11. But before that, things were different, we were able to party a lot more, think of a 1970's movie group party, police were a lot more forgiving, drugs were used but they never killed anyone, pressure in school was less. Watching these clips reminds me of how carefree we all were, just looking for a laugh.
9-11 woke a lot of people up to the harsh reality of life. Most never recovered.
the character " Dan Fielding" is going to make a reappearance in an all new night court series...
@@davidtucker9498 We need to get over this “snowflake” mentality and lighten up again or as a society, we are done for!
"Drugs didn't kill people"? Of course they did. You simply chose to ignore that sad reality.
I knew this fact as a grade schooler after a group of college researchers did a presentation in my school using lab rats. They demonstrated, quite starkly, what happens to someone using drugs like heroin, acid, cocaine and other drugs. And this was during the '60's.
@@faithcastillo9597 drugs were absolutely nothing like they are today. PCP, angel dust were a fraction of the lethal power that meth has. It's not even close.
I want to watch full episodes of this so bad! These little snippets are hilarious and always make my day. :D
My goodness, Markie Post was my first love! If only she knew it.
7 hours??? Id be bowing too
Me three... Bravo sir lol
I Love Night Court!!
Dan Fielding cracks me up
Me too!😊😊
RIP judge stone you will be missed! :(
Harry: And as much as I appreciate you wanting to buy American....
I remember laughing out loud when I first watched this years ago!
NEVER GET OLD!
" You got that?!" LOL!!!
I'm just surprised Dan, a man who's a contender for a million served, doesn't have his own stories of 7 hours. :)
Master mechanics sharing techniques among colleagues :-)
He was older than Dan, so he wants to learn of how he can stay as healthy.
I'm 40 and this show and Alf were the first 2 "grown up" shows I took an interest to watching with my folks as early as maybe '89 when I was 6. I can remember chuckling quite a bit at Alf but Night Court would have me HOWLING with my folks. Of course as I got older and watched more reruns I got more of the jokes.
Mine were perfect strangers, incredible hulk and knight rider.
@@knightrcer I watched a lot of Hulk reruns back in the day; not so much the other two.
@@iamthem.a.n.middleagednerd1053 you missed out in some pretty great pop culture history with A-team and Knight Rider.
u can see it in theyre faces after they bow their heads they knew this was comedy gold
Best. Show. Back. In 80s 90s
"All three? That's illegal... and quite impressive."
RIP Keye Luke. AKA: Mr. Shibata; Charlie Chan's No. 1 Son; Master Po; Quon Le's Grandfather; Mr. Wing. And many other roles.
I just did a search on Keye Luke. He was a true show business veteran and also did a lot of voice work on cartoons that I use to watch as a kid. I was particularly surprised that "Mr. Shibata" was the English-dubbed voice of Zoltar on "Battle of the Planets" ( a cartoon I use to watched often as a kid). Mind blown.
Kato in the 1940s Green Hornet movies
I LOVE the Charlie Chan movies!
RIP Charles Robinson and Harry Anderson 🙏🕊️
and Markie Post
@@thephantomeagle2 I didnt know she had died
10 miles....okay...100 oysters....need some brine. I need to block out some time in my schedule but it will be worth it.
"7 hours"
Yeah I'd bow to him too.
A man at that age to go 7 hours??? We all would!!!🤯😏
The guy that played Mr. Shibata was previously Grandfather Ho (Quon Le's grandfather) in the season 3 episode "The Apartment".
This show was gold. And this scene proves this.
1:30 -- You just know Harry's thinking "You do that deliberately, just mess with me, don't you, Mac?"
I feel like all three guys were showing mad respect for a venerated martial arts master when they bowed, but the guy specializes in the art of 'Stamina-Fu'!! X DDDDDDD
And then he drops dead in the courtroom after getting sentenced
2:15 “7 HOURS!” They all bow!🫡
I understand Dan expression but Harry & Mac killed me 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You got that?!?$ gotta love Dan
Harry Dan and Mack bowing makes me crack up every time I see it 😂😂😂😂
$50 fine and time served! RIP Harry
One of the funniest scenes ever. In my opinion. I miss shows like this
Harry, Macintosh & Dan said 7hrs together with a shocking face expression 😎👌🤩👍🤙
Programs of this caliber require not only expert writing teams, but also a stellar cast to pull off the flawless scripts and Night Court had it ALL. I miss this show!
That was a bow of great respect 😂
That was such a good show...😂🤣👍
The Three Stooges bowing together is a riot.
This show came on at 1030pm after the news. then taxi at 1100pm ..man what a simple time it was .. had to get up to change the tv channel and Only had three channels
Everyday I swim 10 miles, eat 100 oysters, and sit in a barrel of pickle brine.
"You got that?"
🤣
Always a smile know can depend on when viewing Night Court! 😉
RIP Charlie "Mac" Robinson.
Let’s be honest, every man bowed as well.
7 hours?! Now that impressive 👏
ONE OF THE ALL TIME GREATS IN SITCOMS 🤣😂😂🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
The bow is why I still remember this scene 30+ years after it aired. And it's still just as funny.
2:15 Now that’s funny!
One of my favorite shows growing up I wished they hadn't ran out of ideas for the series
run not ran Fix it!
It was nail in the coffin once Reinhold Weege left. I would love if they had a more appropriate series finale with Weege returning to write it.
@@kendallrivers1119 He was the genius behind Night Court. He could dance around NBC Standards & Practices like a Jedi Master.
When he was saying "We have no favorites," I was wondering if it was going to be Mr. Shibata...or Mel Torme.
So glad it will be back on TV this fall.
This show is a master classic!
SEVEN HOURS?!?!?!??! (bowing to him)
Criminally underrated show not nearly spoken as much as other 80s classics like cheers or the Cosby show but that’s a great thing. I’m glad Hollywood didn’t try to remake this show. It would be horrible if they did. Dan fielding arguably the best character on the show probably wouldn’t even exist unless they made him into some type of homosexual or completely strip away his lecturous ways
AAAnderson055 I love Sanford and Son but I didn’t even know that there are so many episodes I missed I never got the chance to sit down and watch all the episodes but one day I will try just so I can see that episode
@@marticus1642 it airs every morning and night on Get tv.
The very famous Key Luke he was a very celebrated caricature actor.
Charlie Chan's number 1 son
I think, *"Character",* is the word, you were going for?
SEVEN HOURS?!
bows deeply
who needs viagra, bow
Oh HELL no! I just HAVE to HAVE THIS SEASON of NIGHT COURT!
Such an excellent show.
mr chibata was played by the same person who played the store owner where the dad got the mogwi in gremlins
The gentleman is Keye Luke, best known for playing Master Po on the Kung Fu TV series. In Gremlins he was Mr. Wing. Also on Night Court besides Mr Shibata he also played Grandpa Ho, Quon Le's Vietnamese grandfather
He also did the mid-'80s show Sidekicks.
'SEVEN HOURS!!!' LOL
Dan was my hero as a kid 🤩
Makes me want to start up a Sukiyaki Slam-Bam!
7hours?!? Respect ✊
Hilarious! "...that's illegal and quite impressive".
RIP Judge Stone
"Yeah, it makes my skin crawl too". LMAO
I miss that show
You have to bow to that
Love this show. Looking forward to the brand new airing starring John Larroquette and Melissa Rauch.
Markie was such a smoke show.
Click 7 for seven hours.....Great timing!...
this is why night court is my favorite show of all time.
When they bowed I was done
lol! buy American!
Thanks for uploading these but now I wanna watch the rest of the episode
"You got that?"
SEVEN HOURS!!!??
YOU GOT THAT??
Dan is the man
“These three rarely upstanding women.” 😂😂😂