“You can make more money with a flop than with a hit,” says guest star Richard Kind as shady Broadway producer Sy Hoffman in ...

ScreenRant chats with Night Court guest star Richard Kind about his role as a devilish (and hilarious) Broadway producer on ...

Night Court season 4's chances are addressed by the cast, who also weigh in on their hopes for character stories and arcs if the show is renewed. ScreenRant interviews Marsha Warfield about all ...

The official logline for the episode, titled “A Little Night Court Music,” is as follows: “At the behest of producer Sy ...

Court" star Lacretta reveals why the reboot is still a hit: it's all about providing a much-needed escape! Discover her insights on the show's "recipe for laughter" and why audiences crave its humor.

Unapologetically optimistic judge Abby Stone, the daughter of the late Harry Stone, follows in her father's footsteps as she presides over the night shift of a Manhattan arraignment court and ...

Shortly after NBC's Night Court stars Lacretta and Nyambi Nyambi hit us with an early tease that a musical episode was on the way, NBC dropped the official overview and a whole lot of preview ...

Night Court U.S.A. is a dramatized court show that aired weekly on KTLA in Los Angeles, California, beginning April 18, 1958. The TV Guide listing for the seminal session explained: "This half ...

In the episode, titled "A Little Night Court Music," Richard Kind guest stars and reprises his role as shady Broadway producer Sy Hoffman. The episode follows Dan and Abby as they work together ...

In “A Little Night Court Music,” Dan (John Larroquette) is not able to sell his memoir. Enter Sy, returning to the show to save the day and adapt Dan’s manuscript into a musical. Below ...