Fans of "A Court of Thorns and Roses" by Sarah J. Maas will love "The Serpent and the Wings of Night" and "Fourth Wing." ...

Night Court was one of NBC's first shows to return in the 2024 TV schedule, and the hit sitcom didn't slow down in its second season with everything from Big Bang Theory reunions to characters ...

Night Court costume designer Molly Grundman-Gerbosi reveals how she and John Larroquette teamed up to update Dan Fielding's suit style.

For more than 30 years, Night Court has brought together Houston-area attorneys to write, produce, and perform an original musical comedy, raising over $1.6 million for local charities that provide fr ...

The Night Court Season 3 finale was a one-hour event on NBC on Tuesday, May 6, with the two standalone episodes airing back to back on the network. Part 1 featured guest stars Michael Urie and ...

Night Court is back in session. The classic comedy is back on the air with a new series and a new cast but the same off-kilter ethos. True to Night Court’s unique POV, this revival isn’t like ...

The Night Court revival brought laughs to NBC's primetime lineup for three full seasons, but alas, the comedy won't be returning after its Season 3 finale earlier in the 2025 TV schedule.

Night Court is finally back in the 2024 TV schedule to deliver on the cliffhanger from the Season 2 finale ahead of the 2025 TV schedule, which had raised the possibility that Dan (John ...

“Night Court” went into syndication on A&E and, in more recent years, on the obscure network Laff. But it never made it to Netflix or Hulu to help introduce it to a new generation of viewers ...

After doing 'everything in [her] power' to save 'Night Court' from cancellation, series' star Melissa Rauch has bid the show farewell in an emotional Instagram post.

‘Night Court’s’ new star explains what made the original a classic Melissa Rauch as Abby Stone, from left, John Larroquette as Dan Fielding and India de Beaufort as Olivia in “Night Court.” ...

Night court is one of New York' s more peculiar and paradoxical tourist traditions, a place visitors extol on travel websites while many residents hope never to wind up there.