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Harry Anderson

Judge Harry T. Stone

John Larroquette

Dan Fielding

Charles Robinson

Mac Robinson

Richard Moll

Nostradamus 'Bull' Shannon

Selma Diamond

Bailiff Selma Hacker

Dinah Manoff

Sister Sara Williams

Randee Heller

Anita Fries

Sharon Barr

Counselor

Michael Tucci

Mr. Pina

Earl Boen

Arnold Burger

Ernest Harada

Ernie Tanaka

Hal Bokar

Man in Japanese Restaurant

Jack Jozefson

Ex-Congressman in Japanese Restaurant

Lu Leonard

Mother Frances

Elliott Broones

Courtroom Spectator
(uncredited)

Darrell Burris

Juror
(uncredited)
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Myles DeRussy

Courtroom Spectator
(uncredited)

Lionel Douglass

Courtroom Spectator
(uncredited)
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Director
- Jeff Melman
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Trivia
There is no opening credit card for the Public Defender's position since a final determination as to who would permanently fill that position had not yet been made.

Goofs
Harry said when he was 7, he "wanted to be a Flintstone". In the first episode, he said he was 34 years old, meaning he was born in 1950. The Flintstones didn't premiere until 1960, meaning they weren't around when Harry was 7.

Quotes
Judge Harry T. Stone: What's next, Mac?
Mac Robinson: Anita Fries and Arnold Burger.
Judge Harry T. Stone: Call them, Bull.
Nostradamus 'Bull' Shannon: Burger and Fries, please.

Connections
Featured in Night Court: Clip Show: Part 2 (1989)

Soundtracks
I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues
(uncredited)
Written by Ted Koehler and Harold Arlen
Sung by Dinah Manoff

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Featured review

7/10

Forgive me father

You never know who's going to walk into night court, a Tbird who takes advantage of a novice nun. And you never know who's going to walk out, a hungover nun.