Attempting to take a well-deserved sharp poke at those based-on-a-true-story television movies that have usurped the old...
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1993
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In the conclusion of a two-part story (originally networkcast as a single one-hour special), Harry (Harry Anderson) is...
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1992
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In the first episode of the two-part Night Court series finale (originally networkcast as a single one-hour special), Judge...
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1992
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The normally caustic Roz (Marsha Warfield) is beginning to show signs of fear and foreboding. The reason? Roz's male pen pal...
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1992
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Harry (Harry Anderson) has been offered a full professorship at Koch Community College. This prompts Dan (John Larroquette)...
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1992
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In the conclusion of a two-part story (originally networkcast as a single hour-long installment), the competition heats up...
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1992
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In the first episode of a two-part story (originally networkcast as a single hour-long installment), political consultant...
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1992
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Dan (John Larroquette) isn't quite prepared for the outcome of his flirtation with courtroom coquette Faye (Lisa Robins). Nor...
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1992
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Mac (Charlie Robinson) wants to purchase a suburban home for wife Quon Le (Denice Kumagai), but he's a little short of cash...
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1992
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Angry over the demolition of his home, eccentric Mr. Willard (Stephen Root) begins buying up major New York City...
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1992
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As prank, a "National Lampoon"-like humor magazine offers a man-of-the-year award to Mel Torme. Unfortunately, Harry (Harry...
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1992
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Dan (John Larroquette) hopes to curry favor with gossip columnist Dermot Drake, but the scribe is interested only in the...
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1992
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To get over her divorce, Christine (Markie Post) has been attending a "happy therapy" group. Alas, when Roz (Marsha Warfield)...
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1991
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Upon learning that the late derelict Phil Sanders was actually an incognito Wall Street millionaire, Dan (John Larroquette)...
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1991
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A nervous Dan (John Larroquette) wants to break off his relationship with Mary (Teresa Parente), the daughter of mob boss...
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1991
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The Night Court gang is shocked to discover that abrasive court matron Roz (Marsha Warfield) has a husband. Even more...
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1991
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On the anniversary of his first date with matchmaker Wanda Finn (Cathy McAuley), Bull (Richard Moll) is on the brink of...
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1991
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The ninth and final season of Night Court begins with the first episode of a two-part story, in which Judge Harry T. Stone...
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1991
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Night Court bows to 1990s sitcom tradition with this extended spoof (replete with black-and-white sequences) of the classic...
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1991
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Harry (Harry Anderson) stuns his staff when he announces his intention to marry Margaret Turner (Mary Cadorette). Actually,...
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1991
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Dan (John Larroquette) suddenly sees Phil Sanders (William Utay), the wine-sodden derelict who hangs around the courtroom as...
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1991
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Billy Cohen appears as Billy MacDonald, a spoiled-rotten child star who runs roughshod over everyone while filming a TV pilot...
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1991
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Though Harry (Harry Anderson) is in love with Margaret Turner, he balks at the notion of moving in with her. Meanwhile, Bull...
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1991
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, no one is fooled when Harry (Harry Anderson) feigns indifference at the prospect of...
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1991
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Harry (Harry Anderson) smells a rat when Mac (Charlie Robinson) is hired by Supreme Court judge Welch (Lawrence Dobkin), a...
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1991
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Despite his sorry mishandling of the Phil Foundation--to say nothing of his recent abduction of Christine--Dan (John...
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1991
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Dan is suffering the torments of the damned--not to mention several sleepless nights--because he has been misappropriating...
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1991
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In the conclusion of Night Court's two-part Season Nine opener, Christine (Markie Post) has been abducted from a costume...
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1991
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"Instant" celebrity goes to the head of Judge Harry T. Stone (Harry Anderson) when a magazine article names him one of New...
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1991
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Night Court's final Christmas episode finds Dan (John Larroquette) the unlikely counselor for a disillusioned...
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1991
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The guys get together to throw a bachelor party for Bull (Richard Moll). Alas, before the evening is over, the party is...
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1991
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The big day has arrived: Bull (Richard Moll) is about to marry Wanda (Cathy McAuley), with his mother "Hank" (Paddi Edwards)...
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1991
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In the first episode of a two-part story, Harry (Harry Anderson) suffers in quiet desperation as the errant Tony (Ray...
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1991
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With a scant few days left before his wedding, Bull (Richard Moll) participates in yet one more weird ritual. It's all for...
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1991
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In this Halloween episode written by series star Harry Anderson, a defendant claiming to be the Spirit of Death (Stephen...
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1990
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This episode was clearly inspired by the brouhaha stirred up when controversial comedian Andrew Dice Clay) hosted Saturday...
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1990
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Down in the dumps over her marital woes, Christine (Markie Post) is quite receptive to the charms of her newest defendant Ian...
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1990
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Harry (Harry Anderson) blanches in fear as Terry Benoon (Don Gibb), the bully who made Harry's childhood miserable, is...
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1990
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Determined to woo journalist Margaret Turner (Mary Cadorette) away from Harry (Harry Anderson), Dan (John Larroquette)...
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1990
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A temporary personnel shortage requires the Night Court staff to take over the duties of Day Court. This has a strange effect...
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1990
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Mary Cadorette) makes her first appearance as aggressive, self-assured court reporter Margaret Turner. Judge Harry (Harry...
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1990
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In the first episode of a two-part story (originally telecast as a single hour-long "special"), the Night Court staff is...
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1990
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Dan (John Larroquette) is cockier than usual when he is chosen as a "prize" in a bachelor auction. But cockiness turns to...
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1990
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In the conclusion of a two-part story (originally telecast as a single hour-long "special"), the Night Court staffers are...
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1990
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In the conclusion of Night Court's two-part Season Eight opener, court bailiff Dan (Richard Moll) is in hot water with...
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1990
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Season Eight of Night Court goes into session with the first episode of a two-part story, as Judge Harry T. Stone (Harry...
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1990
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Advertised as a parody of cheapo-sleazo biker flicks, Easy Wheels looks so much like the real thing that one wonders whether...
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1989
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A family inherits an old, broken down mansion and when they move in, discover that not only does a gang of malicious teens...
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1988
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1988
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Dr. Bob Frankenstein (Mark Blankfield) is the great-great grandson of his legendary relative Victor in this horror spoof. He...
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1988
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1986
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Introduced to NBC's Wednesday-night schedule as a mid-season replacement on January 4, 1984, the weekly 30-minute sitcom...
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1984
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