Night Court - New Year's Leave

 

Season 4, ep. 11. Aired Dec. 18, 1986. Directed by John Larroquette. With Harold Gould, Stanley Brock as Lt. Gerard, and Gary Grossman as 1987.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0660684/

https://nightcourt.fandom.com/wiki/New_Year%27s_Leave

Night Court - Hurricane (Parts 1 & 2)

 

Season three, eps. 21 & 22. Aired May 1 and May 8, 1986. With Dick Butkus, Pam Grier, James Widdoes, and Bob and June Wheeler.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0660657/

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0660658/

https://nightcourt.fandom.com/wiki/Hurricane_(Part_1)

Yeah, Art, Why is It So Cold?

 

Judge Harry T. Stone: Why is it so cold?

Art Fensterman: Well Sir, on earth's trip around the sun, the northern hemisphere

[Harry Stands up and puts a computer mouse in Art's mouth, shutting him up]

Art Fensterman: Art! What I'm asking is, is it possible to take the chill off the air in here?

[Then he removes the mouse from Art's mouth]

Art Fensterman: [Unfazed] Well, I suppose I could go bang Bertha.

Judge Harry T. Stone: [With a puzzled look] Excuse me.

Art Fensterman: Bertha, the furnance. You bang her in just the right spot and she puts out some pretty good heat.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0660668/

I love Art. No clip, this plays better on video where you can hear his voice. Season five, ep. 11. Let It Snow.

Night Court - Raye Birk as God No.1 vs. Phil Leeds as God No. 2

 

How dare you have the temerity to suggest you are God?! Who are you? I'm God!

Season four, episode fifteen. A Day in the Life. Dueling Gods with two of the great eccentric character actors. Phil Leeds had previously played God in season one. Both actors appeared on Night Court five times each in different roles.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0660573/

509-B: The Illegal Detonation of Poultry

 

Hello, it's us.

Bob and June Wheeler on Night Court.

https://tv.avclub.com/brent-spiner-on-playing-conan-o-brien-data-on-star-tre-1798232012

Night Court (1985-1987)—“Bob Wheeler”
BS: I think it was the first thing I did when I came out to Hollywood. It was just one of those things that… I’m from Texas, and it was a character I’d been doing when I was a kid, just for fun. Me and my friends would go into a Denny’s or something, and I would be that guy and order… [Bob Wheeler drawl.] A patty melt. Yeah. With extra cheese. [Laughs.] So I would do that character, and I never dreamed when I was a kid that I’d walk into a casting session and they’d hand me a script and I’d read it and go, “Oh my God! This is…” It was a character I called Elmo, and I read it and went, “Oh my God, this is Elmo! I can just go in there and do Elmo!” And I did, and they let me do it. I think we were probably going to become at least semi-regulars on the show in the next season. We did six of them, though. And when I say “we,” I mean Annie O’Donnell, who played my wife, and myself. I think they were kind of prepping us to come on in some capacity like that, but then I got Star Trek, and that was that.

Night Court Promos

 

Finally got a couple of the middle seasons. I had the first three for years. Same with Cheers, I only had until Diane left. Night Court on NBC 1984-92. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Night_Court

https://tv.avclub.com/night-court-was-the-black-sheep-of-nbc-s-sitcom-dynasty-1798262560

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086770/

I'll Start the Bidding at $50

Selma on Night Court "Blizzard." Last roll of TP. "On the floor?" "The whole building." Art said the terlets were frozen over.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0660722/

A blizzard traps the gang inside the courthouse without supplies, and an electrical failure traps Dan in an elevator with a gay man who finds him very attractive.