Curious about whether Night Court Season 4 has been canceled or renewed at NBC? We have all the details right here. Created by Reinhold Weege, the revival sitcom follows the life of Judge Abby Stone, ...

The Night Court Season 3 finale delivered a jaw-dropping ending with the surprise arrival of The Big Bang Theory star Simon Helberg. He revealed himself as Melissa Rauch’s Judge Abby Stone’s important ...

elissa Rauch as Abby Stone, Simon Helberg as Spencer in 'Night Court' The revelation came after Dan (John Larroquette) accidentally revealed to Abby that her boyfriend Jake (Ryan Hansen) was planning ...

[Warning: The following contains MAJOR spoilers for the Night Court Season 3 finale.] Melissa Rauch and John Larroquette‘s Night Court revival concluded its third season on May 6 with a cliffhanger ...

Eternally optimistic Abby Stone (Melissa Rauch) follows in the footsteps of her revered late father, Judge Harry Stone, as she takes on the challenge of overseeing the night shift of a Manhattan ...

There will be no more The Big Bang Theory reunions on Night Court. NBC's revival of the 1980s sitcom of the same name will not be returning for a fourth season, Entertainment Weekly has learned. This ...

The season three finale for Night Court left viewers with a jaw-dropping cliffhanger that reunited a couple from another sitcom. Season 3, Episode 18, titled "A Decent Proposal," brings two actors ...

Despite a cliffhanger season three finale that had our hopes dialed up that a fourth season could be on the way, NBC announced that court will no longer be in session for Melissa Rauch and John ...

Night Court is no longer in session: NBC has cancelled the courtroom comedy revival after three seasons, TVLine has confirmed, though it is possible that Warner Bros. Television could shop the sitcom ...

It’s the end of the road for the “Night Court” reboot and “Lopez vs. Lopez” at NBC. NBC opted not to renew the Melissa Rauch-led sitcom or the George and Mayan Lopez comedy series for a fourth season, ...

Night Court was a hit sitcom that took an irreverent look at the justice system in Manhattan. Created by Reinhold Weege, the show aired for nine seasons between 1984-92. Harry Anderson (Judge Harry T.