This was a fun show back then, but.......reboot worthy? Even with Larroquette? Just not really feeling it?
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Night Court is one of the best TV comedies of all time, and Larroquette was brilliant. Right up there with Frasier's David Hyde Pierce.

I just hope they do the original series justice.
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About to Google the blonde actress with the perfect breasts, but don't want to ruin a good memory...
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She's gorgeous. Fell in love with her when she was doing the "I Love the 80's" gig on VH1. Her playing a nerd on BBT just intensified it.
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Marky Post or something like that.
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She seems to have aged pretty well, actually. Considering that she's now 70.


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Markie Post had one banging all natural body. Her complexion was a little rough. :-)

She was also in "The Fall Guy" TV series with Lee Majors. :-)
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If this happens the first case they see MUST be Brent Spiner playing Bob Wheeler.


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That laugh track is unbearable.
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TV Ratings: ‘Night Court’ Is NBC’s Best Comedy Debut in Five Years

The update of the 1980s sitcom also has the best 18-49 rating this season for any network entertainment show without an NFL lead-in.

NBC’s update of Night Court opened to a big audience on Tuesday — bigger than any comedy on the network in more than five years.

The update of the 1980s-90s sitcom, starring The Big Bang Theory’s Melissa Rauch and original series fixture John Larroquette, delivered 7.55 million viewers for its series premiere on Tuesday. That’s the highest same-day viewership for an NBC comedy since September 2017, when Will & Grace’s return drew 10.19 million. A second episode Tuesday retained more than 90 percent of the premiere’s audience, coming in at 6.94 million viewers.

he premiere was also the largest same-day audience for any comedy on TV this season, topping the 7.43 million for an episode of CBS’ Young Sheldon on Jan. 5.

In the key ad-sales demographic of adults 18-49, the two episodes of Night Court posted ratings of 0.98 and 0.94 — the highest marks for any network entertainment show this season that didn’t have an NFL game as a lead-in. (Several episodes of The Simpsons and a Thanksgiving night edition of The Masked Singer on Fox have topped 1.0 ratings following NFL games.)

The two-hour series finale of New Amsterdam followed Night Court with 3.15 million viewers and a 0.36 rating in the 18-49 demo. Both figures are above the show’s same-day season averages.

Elsewhere, ABC’s The Rookie continued to benefit from its move to Tuesday nights, drawing a season-high 4.77 million viewers and a 0.6 in adults 18-49. The Rookie: Feds (2.99 million, 0.37) and Will Trent (3.32 million, 0.35) improved over last week as well (it probably didn’t hurt that CBS aired repeats of its FBI franchise). Fox’s The Resident (2.98 million viewers, 0.37 in 18-49) closed its season a bit above average.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv...23-1235304058/
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LOL, I was just about to post that their better fucking be a Brent Spiner cameo...
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Great one of a kind show. Would probably be popular again in syndication.
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It's in development, which doesn't necessarily mean that it will go to air or get a series commitment.
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Love to see Richard Moll back as well. Loved this show as a kid.
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