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Night Court was a sitcom produced by NBC that ran from 1984 until 1992. The setting was a Manhattan municipal court during the night shift run by the young unorthodox judge "Harold T. Stone". When it comes to sitcoms, Night Court was relatively well received and was even awarded handsomely throughout its lifespan.
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"Rosalind 'Roz' Russell" is the third bailiff in the court. She is portrayed as a tall, tough, no-nonsense African-American woman who is very close to her fellow coworkers.
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Marsha Warfield's second-biggest role came on Empty Nest (1993-1995), playing the role of "Dr. Maxine Douglas." Afterwards, she guest-starred on several different shows including Saved By the Bell: The College Years, Smart Guy, Clueless, and Veronica's Closet. She also remains very active on social media today.
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"Christine Sullivan" didn't become a regular until the third season of the show. She is portrayed as somewhat naive and "Stone's" primary romantic interest throughout the series.
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After her role in Night Court, Markie Post moved on to star in shows like Hearts Afire, The District, Scrubs, and a voice role in Transformers: Prime. She had two daughters with her second husband, writer Michael A. Ross. Post continued acting until 2019 and sadly died in 2021 at the age of 70 after a battle with cancer.
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"Mac Robinson" is a Vietnam War vet who tends to be rather easygoing and the most "normal" person in the entire group. He has a good sense of humour, making his coworkers laugh on many occasions.
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Charles Robinson was active in the TV industry for years after Night Court, guest-starring on a variety of shows including In The House, How I Met Your Mother, 30 Rock, Mom and most recently, Raven's Home. He'd also been doing commercials for companies like Aspen Dental and NEXTEL. Unfortunately, Robinson passed on in July 2021 at the age of 75.
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"Aristotle Nostradamus 'Bull' Shannon" is a dim-witted bulky character. He is fiercely overprotective of his friend "Harry" and uses his catchphrase "Ooo-kay" throughout the show.
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After his role in Night Court, Richard Moll moved on to guest star in many different shows and movies like The Flintstones, But I'm A Cheerleader, Scary Movie 2, and Scooby-Doo! Curse of the Lake Monster. He worked throughout the 2010s and accrued nearly 200 screen credits over the years.
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"Dan Fielding" is a sex-obsessed, narcissistic prosecutor who would do almost anything to get into bed with a woman. "Fielding" almost always has something witty, sometimes slightly cruel, to say about every other coworker. Although, despite his badmouthed nature, he does tend to have his compassionate moments.
Night Court was a famous sitcom during the 1980s and early '90s. It aired nine seasons on NBC and has remained a popular show ever since.
Night Court featured stars including Harry Anderson, John Larroquette, Richard Moll, and Markie Post as the cast of a zany night-shift courtroom in Manhattan.
Let's catch you up on what the cast is up to today... Enjoy!
