Melissa Rauch officially bid farewell to "Night Court," revealing the reboot did not find another home after its cancelation ...

B ack in early May, news broke that Night Court had been canceled by NBC after three seasons. That made it one of many sad ...

Court revival brought laughs to NBC's primetime lineup for three full seasons, but alas, the comedy won't be returning after ...

Despite hopes of saving Night Court from cancellation, Melissa Rauch is officially saying goodbye to the NBC comedy.

A month after NBC canceled its 'Night Court' revival following three seasons, Melissa Rauch is bidding farewell to the show.

Court. Just like that, capitalized, with a touch of nostalgia in every syllable. Those chaotic court nights, eccentric judges ...

Melissa Rauch has shared a message on Instagram, mourning the recent cancellation of her sitcom, "Night Court," after three ...

Night Court was one of NBC's first shows to return in the 2024 TV schedule, and the hit sitcom didn't slow down in its second season with everything from Big Bang Theory reunions to characters ...

'Night Court' brought in a sitcom heavy hitter to play against John Larroquette, but where have you seen Wendie Malick before the 'Night Court' cast? And should Julianne return?

Marsha Warfield, who came onto Night Court in 1986 as the show's third bailiff, Rosalind Russell, left a tearful video on her Facebook page filmed in the front seat of her car after hearing the ...

Night Court also starred Nyambi Nyambi, Lacretta, and Wendie Malick. Marsha Warfield often returned to the universe as her character Roz from the original series, including the Season 3 finale.