A seminal ‘80s sitcom, Night Court dispenses hilarity in its 13 episode first season. When a young, eccentric judge is appointed to the bench he brings an unconventional way of delivering justice that’s lighthearted and fun. The writing’s pretty cheesy and formulaic, with a laugh track that goes off right on queue. But Harry Anderson and John Larroquette are able to breakout of what could have otherwise been stereotypical roles and bring a lot of charisma to the show. Additionally, some interesting guest stars make appearances, including Michael J. Fox, Charles Napier, and Yakov Smirnoff. However, there are several changes in the main cast that causes problems developing chemistry between the actors. While Season 1 of Night Court is a little rough and stereotypical, it’s still tremendously entertaining.
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A seminal ‘80s sitcom, Night Court dispenses hilarity in its 13 episode first season. When a young, eccentric judge is appointed to the bench he brings an unconventional way of delivering justice that’s lighthearted and fun. The writing’s pretty cheesy and formulaic, with a laugh track that goes off right on queue. But Harry Anderson and John Larroquette are able to breakout of what could have otherwise been stereotypical roles and bring a lot of charisma to the show. Additionally, some interesting guest stars make appearances, including Michael J. Fox, Charles Napier, and Yakov Smirnoff. However, there are several changes in the main cast that causes problems developing chemistry between the actors. While Season 1 of Night Court is a little rough and stereotypical, it’s still tremendously entertaining.