Giudice di notte

Le peripezie dello staff di uno speciale tribunale notturno di Manhattan costituiscono l'ossatura di questa serie televisiva. Tra simpatici e variopinti delinquenti, il giovanissimo giudice Harry T. Stone (Harry Anderson), darà prova di grande intelligenza ed umanità, ricorrendo a metodi efficaci ma poco ortodossi per amministrare la giustizia. Accanto a lui svettano le figure del viceprocuratore distrettuale Dan Fielding (John Larroquette), cinico, arrivista, maschilista e donnaiolo; e dell'usciere "Bufalo" Shannon (Richard Moll), gigante dal cuore tenero e dalla mente semplice.
Creato da: Reinhold Weege |
Genere: Commedia |

Numero di stagioni: 9
Numero di episodi: 193
Data prima messa in onda: 1984-01-04
Data ultima messa in onda: 1992-05-31

Approfondimenti

The prominent laugh heard on both the laugh track and during the Starry Night vanity logo was r [...]	D
The first two female bailiffs (Selma Hacker and Florence Kleiner) were both played by actresses [...]	D
Robert Klein was offered the role of Harry Stone, but the salary negotiations fell through.	D
Despite Harry's court being held in the City Courts Building on the eighteenth floor, no such b [...]	D
The series was originally set to debut at the start of the 1983-84 season. NBC, concerned about [...]	D
Martin Garner and Selma Diamond previously played husband and wife in Twilight Zone: The Movie [...]	D
The Starry Night Productions vanity logo was removed from the show starting in season 7 in Sept [...]	D
John Astin had the recurring role of Buddy Ryan (Harry's father) and William Utay had the recur [...]	D
Brent Spiner, best known for his role as Lt. Commander Data on "Star Trek: The Next Generation" [...]	D
John Larroquette was approached during Season 6 about starring in Roba da matti (1990). However [...]	D
Season eight was to be the last, with Harry and Christine marrying, Dan becoming a priest, amon [...]	D
This show became part of NBC's semi-legendary "Must See Thursday" which opened with The Cosby S [...]	D
Harry Anderson continued to appear on Cheers periodically as Harry the Hat even after he began [...]	D
It is mentioned several times that Dan's real first name is "Reinhold" (a name everyone else fi [...]	D
Bull Shannon has an I.Q. of 181.	D
According to series creator Reinhold Weege on the season 1 DVD commentary, when it is mentioned [...]	D
During the second season the characters Selma and Bernie (played by Selma Diamond and Martin Ga [...]	D
Before Harry Anderson was ever cast, the character of the judge was written as a guy named Harr [...]	D
Harry was 34 when he was appointed to the bench. He was appointed because he was the only candi [...]	D
The picture hanging on Harry's office wall is of Jean Harlow.	D
Richard Moll had shaved his head for his role in Tempesta metallica (1983). When he auditioned [...]	D
After the taping of the final episode on a Friday, the cast were sent telegrams to have their d [...]	D
Charles Robinson and Markie Post both died nearly a month apart. Robinson died on July 11, 2021 [...]	D
This show ran for nine seasons, beginning on January 4, 1984 and ending on May 31, 1992 with a [...]	D
New York's night court, which operates from 5pm to 1am, has become a worldwide tourist attracti [...]	D
Throughout the entire Night Court series, Dan Fielding, portrayed by John Larroquette, was a hi [...]	D
The cast was offered more money to return for a tenth season, but the show would be aired on a [...]	D
The World Trade Center is briefly visible during the opening credits.	D
The Bailiff arm patches "State" of New York where as the logo is of the "City" and their Jurisd [...]	D
March 5, 2019 was Marsha Warfield's 65th birthday. She outlived Selma Diamond, who died at 64, [...]	D
Near the beginning of Season 7, Markie Post found out she was pregnant. The writers quickly cam [...]	D
While the majority of the show was taped in front of a live audience, the rapid montage scenes [...]	D
Karen Austin was originally cast as court clerk Lana Wagner for the first ten episodes of seaso [...]	D
As of January 2023 John Larroquette, Richard Moll and Marsha Warfield are the only three main c [...]	D
The deaths of Selma Diamond and Florence Halop resulted in beliefs and urban legends about a cu [...]	D
According to series creator Reinhold Weege on the Season 1 DVD commentary, many of the hookers [...]	D
John Astin, starting in 1986, had a recurring role as Buddy Ryan, ostensibly Harry's stepfather [...]	D
Bull had his own puppet. It was introduced in the fourth season premiere "The Next Voice You He [...]	D
The show featured over five cast changes within the first year, including six female leads bein [...]	D
There's a scene where Dan Fielding (John Larroquette) is trapped in a motel room with a psychot [...]	D
Reinhold Weege's work on the sitcom "Barney Miller" led to speculation that "Night Court" was a [...]	D
In the beginning of Season 1 Harry Stone was 34, but in reality Harry Anderson, who played Ston [...]	D
The subway train seen in the opening credits is an R40 Slant A train.	D
Despite being a night court as the title of the show suggests, and the cases being held at late [...]	D
The brief animated appearance of Wile E. Coyote of Looney Tunes (in "Still Another Day in the L [...]	D
In 2023 it was premiered Night Court (2023), a later sequel of this series with John Larroquett [...]	D
Before joining the show, Florence Halop appeared numerous times as different characters on Barn [...]	D
Over the shows 9 seasons four different actresses played the public defender role. Gail Strickl [...]	D
Charles Robinson has the rare distinction of starring on one show, in a regular timeslot, one t [...]	D
Neither the music nor the exterior shots in the opening credits ever changed during the entire [...]	D
After John Larroquette won the Emmy for Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series four years in [...]	D
Bull was originally written as a towering intimidating hulk with a superior intellect. As the c [...]	D
The series was notorious for "recycling" actors and actresses in different roles. For example, [...]	D
After Selma Diamond passed away following the completion of Season 2, she was replaced by Flore [...]	D
This series had numerous actors who also stared or appeared in the Star Trek franchise. These i [...]	D
"Bull" Shannon's complete character name was Aristotle Nostradamus Shannon.	D
Selma Diamond and John Larroquette were both in the Twilight Zone Movie, but appeared in differ [...]	D
Three cast members wound up directing some of the series. Charles Robinson directed 3 episodes, [...]	D
The show is frequently referenced in the online review show Red Letter Media, where recurring c [...]	D
Night Court was more of a straight "joke show" whereas Cosby, Cheers, Family Ties, and A Differ [...]	D
According to Reinhold Weege on the Season 1 DVD commentary, Harry Stone's appointment to the be [...]	D

Connessioni

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Domande

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Errori

In the cafeteria, the exit doors are labeled with "These Doors Must Remain Unlocked During Business [...]	D
Harry Stone's romantic affairs with subordinates, while central to the show, were inappropriate eve [...]	D
Harry frequently threatens people with "contempt of court" outside the courtroom environment, so th [...]	D
Dan Fielding's sexual innuendo and unwanted advances, while amusing, would be regarded as being sex [...]	D

Frase

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Elenchi

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Stagioni

N		Titolo	Soggetto	Data della prima messa in onda	Numero di episodi
0		Speciali			1	D
1		Stagione 1		1984	13	D
2		Stagione 2		1984	22	D
3		Stagione 3		1985	22	D
4		Stagione 4		1986	22	D
5		Stagione 5		1987	22	D
6		Stagione 6		1988	22	D
7		Stagione 7		1989	24	D
8		Stagione 8		1990	24	D
9		Stagione 9		1991	22	D

Cast

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