Night Court

Night Court — Then and Now

Where to Watch, Buy & Collect

If you grew up watching Night Court, you probably remember the characters, the episodes, and the moments that made the show unforgettable. On this page, you can find where to watch the show, buy the complete series box set, discover cast books, and browse rare and collectible memorabilia from the show. You can also watch our Then and Now video to see what the cast is doing today. 

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Where to Watch

You can watch the show on streaming services and digital platforms. Availability may change over time, but the show is commonly available on the following platforms:

Buy the Complete Series

The Complete Series Box Set is the best way to watch every episode and includes bonus content, behind-the-scenes features, and collectible packaging. For fans of the show, the complete series box set is a great addition to any TV collection.

Cast Books & Behind-the-Scenes Stories

Some cast members may have released books, memoirs, and behind-the-scenes stories about their time on the show and their lives after the series ended. These books are a great way for fans to learn more about the show and the actors who made it memorable.

Memorabilia & Collectibles

If you’re a fan of the show, there are many rare and collectible items available, including signed photos, posters, props, trading cards, and other memorabilia. These items can be great collectibles for longtime fans of the show.

Where Are They Now

Harry Anderson (Judge Harry Stone)
After Night Court ended, Harry Anderson focused primarily on his lifelong passion for magic rather than pursuing another major television series. He performed regularly, owned a magic-themed nightclub in New Orleans for several years, and made occasional television appearances. Anderson passed away in 2018 at the age of 65 and is remembered as one of television's most beloved sitcom stars.

John Larroquette (Dan Fielding)
John Larroquette enjoyed a long and successful career after Night Court, starring in The John Larroquette Show, Boston Legal, The Librarians, and numerous stage productions. He won a Tony Award for his performance in the Broadway revival of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying and returned to his iconic role as Dan Fielding in the 2023 Night Court revival. Larroquette remains one of television's most respected actors.

Markie Post (Christine Sullivan)
Following Night Court, Markie Post starred in the sitcom Hearts Afire alongside John Ritter and continued appearing in numerous television series and films over the following decades. She remained a familiar face on television until her death in 2021 at the age of 70 after battling cancer.

Richard Moll (Aristotle "Bull" Shannon)
Richard Moll built a successful career as both an on-screen actor and voice actor after Night Court. He appeared in numerous films and television shows while becoming especially well known for voicing Harvey Dent and Two-Face in Batman: The Animated Series. Moll passed away in 2023 at the age of 80.

Marsha Warfield (Roz Russell)
After Night Court, Marsha Warfield continued performing as a stand-up comedian while making guest appearances on television and in films. In recent years she has enjoyed renewed popularity through comedy tours, podcasts, and fan conventions celebrating classic television. Warfield also made guest appearances during the Night Court revival.

Charles Robinson (Mac Robinson)
Charles Robinson continued acting steadily after Night Court, appearing in television series including Home Improvement, How I Met Your Mother, and Mom. A respected stage actor as well, he remained active in theater throughout his career. Robinson passed away in 2021 at the age of 75.

Ellen Foley (Billie Young)
After leaving Night Court, Ellen Foley returned to her music career while continuing to appear occasionally in television and theater. Long before joining the sitcom, she was already well known for performing the female vocals on Meat Loaf's classic hit "Paradise by the Dashboard Light." Foley has remained active as both a singer and actress.

Karen Austin (Lana Wagner)
Karen Austin's time on Night Court was cut short after she developed Bell's palsy during the first season. She later recovered and continued acting in television and film, including recurring roles on Summerland and numerous guest appearances. Austin has remained active in the entertainment industry for decades.

Paula Kelly (Liz Williams)
Paula Kelly continued acting in television, film, and theater after her recurring role on Night Court. Already an accomplished dancer and Tony Award nominee before joining the series, she remained active in the performing arts until later in life. Kelly passed away in 2020 at the age of 77.