Night Court (2023 TV series)

Night Court is an American sitcom, a revival of the 1980s series that originally aired from 1984 to 1992. It premiered on NBC on January 17, 2023. It received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised Melissa Rauch's performance.[1] In February 2023, the series was renewed for a second season.[2] However, its premiere date has been indefinitely delayed due to the 2023 Writers Guild of America strike and 2023 SAG-AFTRA strike.[3]

Night Court
Promotional poster
Genre
Created byReinhold Weege
Based onNight Court
by Reinhold Weege
Developed byDan Rubin
Starring
Theme music composerJack Elliott
ComposerBenjamin Sword Larroquette
Country of originUnited States
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes16
Production
Executive producers
Producers
  • John Larroquette
  • Suzy Mamann Greenberg
  • Josh Corey & Brian Kratz
  • Pixie Wespiser
Cinematography
  • Chris La Fountaine
  • Wayne Kennan
Editors
  • Kirk Benson
  • Chris Poulos
  • Stephen Prime
Camera setupMulti-camera
Running time21-23 minutes
Production companies
Release
Original networkNBC
Original releaseJanuary 17, 2023 (2023-01-17) –
present (present)
Related
Night Court (1984–1992)

Premise

Judge Abby Stone (Melissa Rauch) comes to New York City to take a job as magistrate for Manhattan Criminal Court's night shift – a position held by her late father Harry Stone. Also part of the night shift are ambitious prosecutor Olivia (India de Beaufort), insecure clerk Neil (Kapil Talwalkar), cheerful and eccentric bailiff Donna "Gurgs" Gurganous (Lacretta), and public defender Dan Fielding (John Larroquette) – who had served as prosecutor in Harry's court, and was convinced by Abby to join her court when the assigned public defender quit on Abby's first day, eventually leaving to become a judge in his home state of Louisiana.

Cast

Main
  • Melissa Rauch as Abby Stone,[4] the daughter of the late Harry Stone, who fills her father's former position as judge on the night shift at the Manhattan Criminal Court. In "Blood Moon Binga", she learns her full name is Abracadabra Stone, though she believed it was Abigail, the name she uses.
  • India de Beaufort as Olivia,[4] the assistant district attorney assigned to Abby's court
  • Kapil Talwalkar as Neil,[4] Abby's clerk
  • Lacretta as Donna "Gurgs" Gurganous,[4] the bailiff for Abby's court
  • John Larroquette as Daniel R. "Dan" Fielding,[4] the former assistant district attorney for Harry's court and his best friend, who comes back to serve as the public defender in Abby's court, reprising his role from the original series. Formerly a sex-obsessed "lady's man", Dan settled down in the mid 1990s marrying a woman named Sarah, who passed away shortly before the revival series began. Though giving up his skirt chasing ways, he does retain his sarcastic wit. At the end of the first season, Dan leaves Abby's court to become a judge in his home state of Louisiana.

Recurring

Guest stars

Production

Development

On December 16, 2020, it was announced that Warner Bros. Television Studios and NBC were developing a Night Court sequel series. John Larroquette was slated to reprise his role as Dan Fielding, and produce the show. Melissa Rauch, who initiated the project, and her husband Winston Rauch were to be executive producers, for After January Productions. Dan Rubin would write the series, and be an executive producer as well.[6]

On May 3, 2021, the series was given a pilot order by NBC,[7][8] and on September 24, 2021, was given a series order.[9] The series premiered on January 17, 2023.[1] On February 2, 2023, NBC renewed the series for a second season.[2]

Casting

Larroquette was already attached to the series when it was announced on December 16, 2020.[6] Although Rauch was not originally expected to act in the show,[6] on April 30, 2021, it was reported that she would play the leading role of Judge Abby Stone, the daughter of the original series character Harry Stone.[10]

In June 2021, Ana Villafañe joined the cast as Monica, an assistant district attorney, and Lacretta was cast as Donna "Gurgs" Gurganous, a court bailiff.[11][12] In July 2021, Kapil Talwalkar was cast as Neil, a court clerk.[13]

Villafañe left the series after shooting the original pilot. In March 2022, India de Beaufort was cast as Olivia, a prosecutor, in a "reimagining" of Villafañe's role, as a second pilot episode was then shot.[14]

Filming

Night Court is filmed in front of a live studio audience.

Episodes
No.Title [15][16]Directed byWritten byOriginal air date [15][16]Prod.
code		U.S. viewers
(millions)
1"Pilot"Pamela FrymanDan RubinJanuary 17, 2023 (2023-01-17)T11.101527.55[17]
Abby Stone, daughter of late Judge Harry Stone, takes over the night court. Like her father, she is interested in the defendants as people and wants to take time to administer justice, much to the annoyance of the overworked courthouse staff. When the public defender quits, Abby recruits Dan Fielding, the former assistant district attorney and her father's friend, to fill the role. Dan, who has been working as a process server after losing his wife, is reluctant, but agrees to fill in for a few weeks. Meanwhile, Gurgs tries to track down a courthouse vandal.
2"The Nighthawks"Pamela FrymanDan RubinJanuary 17, 2023 (2023-01-17)T12.175026.94[17]
Dan, who is used to being a prosecutor, has difficulty caring about his clients. When Abby insists he try harder, Dan bribes Gurgs to interview his clients for him. Only after connecting with a mentally ill defendant does Dan begin to take his work seriously, leading Abby to predict he will stay on for a long time. Meanwhile, Abby encourages the staff to bring their own touches to the courtroom with somewhat disastrous results, Olivia is stalked by a stenographer determined to be her best friend, and the custodian deals with a pigeon infestation.
3"Just Tuesday"Anthony RichMathew HarawitzJanuary 24, 2023 (2023-01-24)T12.175055.17[18]
In her efforts to remedy a defendant's newly chronic criminality, Abby accidentally outs him as an undercover cop. Fearing her personal approach is doing more harm than good, she becomes unrelentingly businesslike in the courtroom. When Dan tries to remedy this overcorrection, Abby holds him in contempt. Dan realizes that Abby's sensitivity to being of service stems from the fact that, like Dan's late wife, Abby is a recovering alcoholic. She confides that her drinking cost her a lot of time with her father, though he lived long enough to see her thrive in recovery. Dan tells her that Harry would never have felt let down by her. She returns to her previous demeanor. Meanwhile, Olivia struggles to adapt when the police officers withdraw the perks she had been enjoying. Believing this is an unreasonable response to the courtroom incident, she confronts the officers, only to inadvertently reveal the ethically questionable perks to an Internal Affairs representative, whose presence was the actual reason for the change.
4"Dan v. Dating"Anthony RichLon ZimmetJanuary 31, 2023 (2023-01-31)T12.175044.77[19]
When Abby learns that Dan is being hit on by multiple women, including his client, she suggests to Dan that he start dating again. He then hits it off with a woman named Julianne (Wendie Malick) who gives him her number. Dan arranges a date. Abby and Neil then go to spy on the them, finding Dan alone at the restaurant. Upon learning that Dan didn't even text the woman, Neil sends the message he wrote but didn't send. Upon learning that Julianne is only interested in sex, Dan takes her home, but is only able to talk about his late wife. Julianne admits that she is a career criminal who wanted to ruin Dan's life for prosecuting her years ago, but finds him too pathetic for revenge. Meanwhile Gurgs and Olivia move into an abandoned office, but Olivia has trouble dealing with Gurgs' outgoing personality.
5"The Apartment"Mark CendrowskiLeila StrachanFebruary 7, 2023 (2023-02-07)T12.175034.22[20]
Frustrated by her less-than-ideal living situation, Abby enlists Gurgs to help her use the court system to find a vacant apartment. They locate an ideal place, but the landlord refuses to rent to Abby when he realizes that she is a judge. Abby, increasingly frustrated by her life and not being able to spend time with her long-distance fiancé, takes Dan's advice to stop bottling up her anger and destroys her office. Meanwhile, Olivia runs into a lawyer who almost hired her for a prestigious job until she made a fool out of herself after the interview. Dan, who has memories of an embarrassing interview of his own, encourages Olivia to prove herself in court, which proves a moot point when the lawyer sends someone else to court in her stead.
6"Justice Buddies"Anthony RichAzie DungeyFebruary 14, 2023 (2023-02-14)T12.175063.78[21]
Gurgs' 12-year-old nephew Xavier and some classmates visit the court. Gurgs is hoping to bond with her nephew, but realizes the children only want to protest the arrest of a social justice activist who was arrested for vandalizing a statue of Christopher Columbus. Abby asks Gurgs to convince the children to stop their protest chants; instead, Gurgs joins them. In the end, Abby conspires with Dan to allow the children to legally protest, and Xavier decides the justice system isn't totally flawed, especially with Gurgs as a part of it. Meanwhile, Olivia spars with a middle school girl who is after her job, Neil takes romantic advice from one of the students, and Dan enjoys having one of the kids as a flunky.
7"Train Court"Leonard R. Garner Jr.Lon Zimmet & Julianne TurkelFebruary 21, 2023 (2023-02-21)T12.175153.69[22]
When Abby discovers she and Olivia take the same subway, she's determined to buddy up, so Olivia can teach her to be a 'true New Yorker'. When the train is delayed, Olivia begins to panic. In order to distract her, Abby holds an impromptu trial on the train over a stolen seat. Meanwhile, a substitute judge takes over the court. When Gurgs realizes Abby's heroes Tara Lipinski and Johnny Weir are witnesses in a case, she's determined to delay the case until Abby can arrive, while Dan tries to expedite court to make a dinner reservation. Dan ultimately sides with Gurgs and draws out the hearing until Abby can arrive, only to realize she already knows the pair. As a peace offering, Gurgs fixes Dan a meal of the Louisiana Bayou food of his youth.
8"Blood Moon Binga"Pamela FrymanRebecca Delgado Smith & Jessica Elaina EasonFebruary 28, 2023 (2023-02-28)T12.175073.56[23]
On a blood moon night with weird cases, Abby's mother Gina shows up for a surprise visit. After introducing herself to Abby's staff, it is revealed that she and Dan know each other. Olivia and Neil stumble onto the truth, which was that Gina was arrested years ago for running an illegal gambling ring, and was brought in front of Harry's court with Dan prosecuting. After serving her sentence, Harry and Gina reconnected, fell in love, married, and moved to upstate New York, where Abby (revealed to be short for Abracadabra per Harry's wishes) was born. Abby was unaware of any of this, but forgives her mother for the deception.
9"Two Peas on a Pod"Kelly ParkMathew Harawitz & Lon ZimmetMarch 7, 2023 (2023-03-07)T12.175103.93[24]
Remecca, a podcaster Abby admires, appears in the court as a witness and Abby convinces her to do an episode about the court. When Dan admits to malfeasance during his 1980s run for city council, his career is put in jeopardy. Abby's attempts to smooth things over backfire when she admits that Dan was a friend of her father's, and Remecca threatens to call Abby out for cronyism. Dan agrees to a tell-all interview if Remecca leaves Abby alone. Meanwhile, Olivia convinces Neil to pose as her boyfriend in hopes that Remecca would cover the story of their illicit workplace romance. Remecca's podcast is ultimately cancelled when her sound man exposes her past as an obnoxious shock jock.
10"Marathon-Thon-Thon-Thon-Thon"Joanna KernsTeleplay by : Jessica Elaina Eason & Rebecca Delgado Smith
Story by : Shawn Parikh		March 14, 2023 (2023-03-14)T12.175143.55[25]
Abby's fiance, Rand, shows up to help her train for a marathon. When Abby tries to get Olivia to join her, Rand takes it upon himself to cultivate a friendship between them. Abby and Olivia both overdo their training, causing them to drop out of the race before the first mile. Meanwhile, Dan is furious when the courthouse plans to remove his favorite bench. He eventually admits to Gurgs that it's because he carved his initials in it the day he won his first court case, and it's been an island of stability in his life.
11"Ready or Knot"Robbie CountrymanShawn ParikhMarch 28, 2023 (2023-03-28)T12.175093.39[26]
A riot at a bridal expo brings a number of wedding businesspeople to the courthouse, causing Abby to start thinking about her own wedding, which was delayed by her father's death. Olivia and Gurgs vie to be Abby's maid of honor, while a wedding planner becomes obsessed with planning Dan's theoretical wedding. Abby trades a reservation at her dream venue in exchange for performing a wedding that night in the courtroom, but breaks down upon realizing her father will not be at her own wedding. Dan suggests they hold the wedding on the courthouse roof, where he and Abby's father had a lot of good times.
12"DA Club"Lynda TarrykBennett WebberApril 4, 2023 (2023-04-04)T12.175083.29[27]
Abby meets district attorney Jeff Dewitt at his exclusive lawyers club to discuss how his tough-on-crime stance is hurting society. Dan - his old associate and fellow club member - shows up to watch out for Abby and realizes Dewitt is planning on using Abby as a soft-on-crime scapegoat for his next election. Abby threatens to expose Dewitt's extramarital affair unless he takes her crime proposals seriously. Meanwhile Olivia (aided by Gurgs and Neil) attempts to gain membership in the club.
13"Past Apps"Betsy ThomasJosh Corey & Brian KratzApril 11, 2023 (2023-04-11)T12.175112.77[28]
An app developer named Brock appears as a witness in court and pitches his new dating app. Dan tries to get the gang to invest, but Abby accidentally reads Brock's sealed file and discovers he was once convicted of fraud. Dan worms the information out of Abby, but still wants to invest (as years ago he missed out on a chance to be a ground floor investor in what would become Facebook), and actually brings one of Brock's old victims on board. Abby gets Brock's records unsealed and reveals his criminal record at the investors' party, but Brock announces he's already cut his past victims in on the profits of his new venture. Brock kicks the courtroom crew out, including Olivia, who was attempting to seduce Brock, and Gurgs, who was pitching her own app. Mark Zuckerberg then buys the app for $2 billion, costing everyone a fortune. Gurgs lets it slip to Abby about Neil's secret crush on her.
14"When Abby Met Gabby"Joanna KernsAzie Dungey & Stacy AdelmanApril 25, 2023 (2023-04-25)T12.175122.86[29]
Now aware of Neil's crush on her, Abby (with Olivia's help) tries to find a way to tell him she isn't interested without hurting his feelings. They run into Gabby - Neil's high school crush who has similar interests and personality traits as Abby and is coming off a divorce - and attempt to set Neil and Gabby up on a date. The date is successful, but it leaves Abby questioning whether her and Rand will wind up the same way as Gabby and her ex-husband. Meanwhile, Gurgs blames herself after someone in the courtroom throws a drink at Dan, and becomes overly protective of him.
15"The Honorable Dan Fielding, Part 1"Pamela FrymanLeila Strachan & Marc CarusielloMay 2, 2023 (2023-05-02)T12.175133.02[30]
Dan accepts an offer to be a judge in his native Louisiana. He (reluctantly) attends his going away party arranged by Abby and Rand, who are having their own issues - namely Abby getting distracted by work matters, thus neglecting Rand. Among the work matters is an elderly lady who appeared in court on charges she set fire to a nursing home when she lit the candles on her boyfriend's birthday cake. After letting her off with a small fine to pay the damages, Abby is then asked by the lady to help spring her boyfriend from the nursing home. The errant escape attempt results in Abby getting arrested, and calling Dan to bail her out. Meanwhile, Olivia attempts to assist Gurgs to pass the bailiff's supervisor test, and winds up getting her a job at Scotland Yard.
16"The Honorable Dan Fielding, Part 2"Joanna KernsCaroline Fox & Bennett WebberMay 9, 2023 (2023-05-09)T12.175162.42[31]
Dan bails Abby out of jail, and prepares to defend her in court, with the case prosecuted by Abby's nemesis Jeff Dewitt, who pressures Olivia to assist him or else lose her job. Even with all that is working against her, Abby resists resorting to Dan's hardball defense tactics, including implicating Louise - the lady from the nursing home to got Abby into the mess to start with - even after Louise wore a wire (at Dewitt's insistence) to implicate Abby. On top of her legal issues, Abby has a heart to heart talk with Rand, and they mutually agree to break off their engagement, as Abby loves her job in NYC, and Rand wants to remain upstate. During Abby's trial, Rand convinces numerous people - including Abby's co-workers and people who appeared before Abby in court - to be character witnesses on her behalf, including Olivia. who puts her friendship with Abby above her own job. Louise testifies that Dewitt had threatened to blackmail her unless she wore the wire to try to implicate Abby. The judge dismisses the charges against Abby. Dan - though having some second thoughts - bids farewell to NYC and goes back to Louisiana to become a judge, where one of the first cases in front of him involves Roz Russell, a former co-worker who served as a bailiff in Harry's court.

Reception

Critical response

The review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes reported a 73% approval rating with an average rating of 6.5/10, based on 22 critic reviews. The website's critics consensus reads, "This revival retains enough of the original Night Court's spirit to ward off objections from fans while offering a somewhat stale sitcom format to newcomers, but it ought to sustain interest when judged alongside its own peers."[32] Metacritic, which uses a weighted average, assigned a score of 65 out of 100 based on 12 critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews".[33]

William Hughes of The A.V. Club gave the series a B and said, "If you're curious about it, don't let the pilot throw you off, at least; check back in a few episodes later, once the show has actually hit its (often pretty funny) comedic stride."[34]

Ratings
Viewership and ratings per episode of Night Court
No. Title Air dateRating
(18–49)		Viewers
(millions)		DVR
(18–49)		DVR viewers
(millions)		Total
(18–49)		Total viewers
(millions)
1 "Pilot" January 17, 20231.07.55[17]0.32.071.39.63[35]
2 "The Nighthawks" January 17, 20230.96.94[17]0.32.181.39.12[35]
3 "Just Tuesday" January 24, 20230.75.17[18].21.98.97.11
4 "Dan v. Dating" January 31, 20230.64.77[19]4.981.31.49.75
5 "The Apartment" February 7, 20230.64.22[20]TBDTBDTBDTBD
6 "Justice Buddies" February 14, 20230.53.78[21]TBDTBDTBDTBD
7 "Train Court" February 21, 20230.53.69[22]TBDTBDTBDTBD
8 "Blood Moon Binga" February 28, 20230.53.56[23]TBDTBDTBDTBD
9 "Two Peas on a Pod" March 7, 20230.63.93[24]TBDTBDTBDTBD
10 "Marathon-Thon-Thon-Thon-Thon" March 14, 20230.43.55[25]TBDTBDTBDTBD
11 "Ready or Knot" March 28, 20230.43.39[26]TBDTBDTBDTBD
12 "Da Club" April 4, 20230.43.29[27]TBDTBDTBDTBD
13 "Past Apps" April 11, 20230.32.77[28]TBDTBDTBDTBD
14 "When Abby Met Gabby" April 25, 20230.42.86[29]TBDTBDTBDTBD
15 "The Honorable Dan Fielding, Part 1" May 2, 20230.33.02[30]TBDTBDTBDTBD
16 "The Honorable Dan Fielding, Part 2" May 9, 20230.42.42[31]TBDTBDTBDTBD

Home media

Night Court: The Complete First Season was released in Region 1 on October 17, 2023 by Warner Bros. Home Entertainment.[36]

Season No. of
episodes		 DVD Release dates
Region 1 Region 2 Region 4
1 16 October 17, 2023 TBA TBA

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