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Do you remember watching Night Court when you were growing up? It was one of the funniest sitcoms of its time that mixed gentle humor, dark humor, and wit all at the same time. How many sitcoms can say that today?
▬Contents of this video▬ 00:00 - Intro 00:21 - From the Police Station to the Courtroom 01:19 - How Moll Became Bull 02:40 - Tony and Christine 04:34 - How Ever Did They Come Up With the Scripts? 05:11 - John Laroquette Shaped Dan Fielding 05:51 - Not a Lot of Michael Richards but a Lot of Michael Richards! 06:42 - The Show Actually Ended In 2008 07:34 - Outro
There are so many hidden details in Night Court you probably didn’t notice and that’s what made the show such a success. As a newcomer to the show, you’ll likely miss these hidden and fascinating details, but even seasoned fans may not know about them.
For example, did you know that Night Court is considered by many fans to be a successor to the show Barney Miller? Even though these shows are different and have different casts both deal with the legal profession. The former dealt with police procedures while the latter dealt with court cases. Both shows were created by Reinhold Weege which is why they had these similarities.
You’ll remember the character Bull Shannon, the bailiff, and his intimidating presence. He was played by Richard Moll who really became a star when he was given this career-changing role on Night Court. But do you know what the condition was for him to appear on the show?
If you’ve been binge-watching episodes from the seventh season you’ve been paying attention to the romance between Detective Tony and Christine Sullivan. Why the sudden romance between these two characters? Was there any particular reason why the show’s creator and writers decided to write this romance?
And how exactly did they come up with so many stories for Night Court? The show lasted for 9 seasons and had 193 episodes. It’s an American cultural institution now but how exactly did it make such an impact? Was there any real-life inspiration behind any of the episodes?
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Hidden Details in Night Court You Probably Didn’t Notice
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