Night Court

After meeting Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON), a nun (DINAH MANOFF) decides to leave the sisterhood to pursue a love affair with life . . . and Harry.

A new female defense attorney (MARKIE POST) tries her first case in front of Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) and soon finds her father (EUGENE ROCHE), a spectator in the courtroom, cited and jailed for contempt of court.

After Billie (ELLEN FOLEY), the new defense attorney, goes to jail to protect her client's principles, the client sells out for $50 ,000.

Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) is handed a lottery ticket worth three million dollars and is expected to find a worthy recipient. When word leaks out, his courtroom becomes inundated with liars and cheats, all vying for the money.

When a 12-year-old computer genius (CHRISTIAN BRACKETT-ZIKA) brought before Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) holds his school system's computer records hostage to show his contempt, Harry discovers the boy is a lonely soul who has never learned the basics of being a child.

When Bull (RICHARD MOLL) becomes a Volunteer Father to a 13-year-old boy (PAMELA SEGALL), he is in for a real surprise! He discovers the boy is a girl.

Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) finds his job is in jeopardy when he is brought before the commission of Judicial Conduct on charges of impropriety.

When an exclusive house of prostitution gets busted, Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) must decide whether to admit the madam's (STELLA STEVENS) private diary as evidence in the case against her.

After illness causes Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) to faint while in the courtroom, he is rushed to the hospital where he must undergo tests. Emotion overtakes Harry's logic and he refuses. Is there anyone who can persuade Harry to have the tests?

When a crippling blizzard strands everyone inside the court building, Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) gets stuck in the elevator with a gay man (JACK RILEY) who previously made a pass at him; Bull (RICHARD MOLL) becomes a hero; and Mac (CHARLES ROBINSON) can only wonder about the behavior of a strange man (DENNIS BURKLEY) ready to resort to cannibalism if he gets too hungry.

When all else fails, court clerk Mac Robinson (CHARLES ROBINSON) marries a young Vietnamese woman (DENICE KUMAGAI) to save her from deportation.

When Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) is invited to Billie's (ELLEN FOLEY) apartment for a birthday drink, what could have been a romantic evening turns into a frightening experience as the two are accosted by a gun-toting burglar who can't do anything right.

Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE) learns a valuable lesson when his small-town, country-hick parents (JOHN McINTIRE and JEANETTE NOLAN) come to visit.

When four mental patients, including a young mute woman (KATE ZENTALL), escape from their psychiatrist's care after appearing in court, Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON) comes to the rescue.

Selma's (SELMA DIAMOND) long ago lover returns and asks her to live with him in Florida. Meanwhile, after doing a terrific job, Harry's temporary replacement, Judge Kopelson (PHIL LEEDS), turns out to be a clerk who, just once, wanted to dispense justice.

When a gypsy (ERICA YOHN) puts a curse on everyone in the courtroom, Bull (RICHARD MOLL) becomes paralyzed and Dan (JOHN LARROQUETTE), in the middle of a tax audit, finds himself flat broke.

Bull (RICHARD MOLL) decides upon a career change when an oily-tongued wrestling promoter (CHRISTOPHER WEEKS) appears in court with one of his wrestlers (LOU FERRIGNO) and offers to make Bull a wrestling star.

Judge Harry Stone (HARRY ANDERSON), who carries a torch for attractive defense attorney Billie Young (ELLEN FOLEY), demonstrates that even a deceitful maneuver is fair when it comes to love.

Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) and the gang question Dan's (JOHN LARROQUETTE) sincerity when he announces plans to wed an awkward, plain, young woman (MIMI KENNEDY) who is heiress to forty million dollars.

When Mac's (CHARLES ROBINSON) wife, Quon Le (DENICE KUMAGAI), is accidentally arrested, both realize how much they love each other and decide to live together. Meanwhile, Billie and Dan find themselves competing for a commission appointment.

Judge Harry Stone's (HARRY ANDERSON) court turns into an international tribunal when a Russian émigré YAKOV SMIRNOFF) and his visiting brother (JOHN LYKES), who wishes to defect, appear as defendants charged with creating a disturbance during a U.S. performance by the Leningrad Circus.

When Harry (HARRY ANDERSON) turns down a date with a young female paraplegic (BARBARA C. ASIDE), she feels she's rejected because of her handicap and not because Harry has a prior commitment; meanwhile, the unwavering cheerfulness of an out-of-town family who've been stranded is driving the night court crew crazy.