The Best Episodes of Night Court

An impressionable young nun decides to leave her order after meeting Harry.

Director: Jeff Melman

Writer: Bob Stevens

Bright young public defender Christine Sullivan finds out she still has a lot to learn after her first day in Harry's court, while Harry ends up throwing her overprotective father in jail for insulting him.

Director: Jeff Melman

Writer: Reinhold Weege

Harry sends public defender Billie Young to jail for refusing to reveal the whereabouts of a cat her client is accused of kidnapping.

Director: Lee Bernhardi

Writer: Reinhold Weege, Zachary D. Wechsler

The courtroom becomes a circus when a meek little fellow chooses Harry to decide what worthy person will receive the money from his winning lottery ticket.

Director: Jeff Melman

Writer: Ron Osborn, Jeff Reno

A precocious computer whiz barricades himself in Harry's office and threatens to wipe out all his school's records.

Director: Jim Drake

Writer: Bob Stevens

Bull finally is allowed a foster son by a volunteer-fathers organization, but he winds up with a bit of a surprise.

Director: Jeff Melman

Writer: Nat Mauldin

Harry is called before a disciplinary board for his unorthodox courtroom behavior.

Director: Jeff Melman

Writer: Reinhold Weege, Chris Cluess

Harry feels a lot of official pressure when a notorious madame with a hot diary comes before his bench.

Director: Noam Pitlik

Writer: Reinhold Weege, Tony Sheehan

Harry is reluctant to have surgery for his ulcer symptoms.

Director: Jeff Melman

Writer: Reinhold Weege, Chris Cluess

A blizzard traps everyone in the courthouse and Dan in an elevator with a man who's attracted to him.

Director: Jeff Melman

Writer: Reinhold Weege

Mac marries Quon Le, a girl he knew in Vietnam, and Harry conducts court despite temporary blindness.

Director: Jeff Melman

Writer: Reinhold Weege, Tom Reeder

Billie's birthday dinner for Harry is disrupted by an insecure intruder.

Director: Gary Shimokawa

Writer: Jeff Reno, Ron Osborn

Dan's past is revealed when the parents he told everyone were dead come to see their successful sonny boy.

Director: Jeff Melman

Writer: Reinhold Weege

Selma's old beau wants to rekindle their romance and a substitute judge makes a mockery of the judicial system.

Director: Jeff Melman

Writer: Nat Mauldin

Harry uses a little hocus pocus to convince Bull he's cured of a gypsy curse.

Director: Alan Bergmann

Writer: Reinhold Weege, Howard Ostroff

Bull quits his job in frustration and becomes a professional wrestler.

Director: Jeff Melman

Writer: N/A

Billie's new boyfriend turns out to be a professional problem for her, despite his romantic accomplishments.

Director: Jeff Melman

Writer: Bob Stevens

His friends believe the worst when Dan starts dating a homely, gauche woman who's heir to $40 million.

Director: Jeff Melman

Writer: Jeff Reno, Ron Osborn

Quon Le appears before the court for prostitution and Harry has to choose between Billie and Dan for the mayoral commission.

Director: Alan Bergmann

Writer: Reinhold Weege, Tom Reeder

Harry searches for Yakov's brother, a Russian circus defector. Meanwhile, Soviet and American agents negotiate an arms agreement.

Director: Alan Bergmann

Writer: Nat Mauldin

A disabled law student takes Harry's refusal of her prom invitation as a slap against her handicap.

Director: Reinhold Weege

Writer: Reinhold Weege

Harry's distracted from a courtroom full of ventriloquists and their dummies by the delivery of a letter from his mother, mailed fifteen years earlier.

Director: Jeff Melman

Writer: Reinhold Weege

Bull tries his hand at writing a children's story; however, the results are a trifle strong for the editors he submits it to.

Director: Jeff Melman

Writer: N/A

Harry looks forward to seeing Leon again while Dan crawls for an invitation to his boss' Halloween party.

Director: Tim Steele

Writer: Linwood Boomer

Dan refuses to admit his surgery has weakened him and he overexerts himself into a coma.

Director: Jeff Melman

Writer: Bob Stevens