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Exclusive: Production has wrapped on Suburban Psycho, a comedy feature from Big Smits Entertainment in association with Danny McBride and David Gordon Green’s Rough House Pictures (The Righteous Gemstones).

Written by Jeff Howard and Bj Bales, Suburban Psycho features the duo in co-starring roles opposite Veronica Mars and Party Down alum Ryan Hansen. The ensemble includes Ron Perlman (Hellboy), Malin Akerman (Watchmen), Dennis Haysbert (24), Patty Guggenheim (She-Hulk: Attorney at Law), Darryl Johnson, Allison Dunbar, Parvesh Cheena, Abe Farrelly, Ryan Gaul, and Emily Pendergast.

The logline reads: When two lifelong friends suspect their beloved best friend is the infamous Infinity Killer, they become reluctant detectives, uncovering dark truths hidden in plain sight.

The film was financed and produced by Jeffrey M. Zucker’s Janowski Entertainment, in partnership with Core 4 Films and 19 Pictures. Zucker produced alongside Ross Kohn, Kale Murphy, Jeff Howard, Bj Bales and Jeff Tyner. Fred Goss directs.

I'm not breaking new ground when I say that Adam Scott is excellent on "Severance." This isn't a hot take; it's decidedly room-temperature. Technically, Scott plays two characters on Dan Erickson's twisted take on a "workplace comedy," even though they are the same person: Mark Scout, a miserable man who lost his wife Gemma (Dichen Lachman) in a tragic car accident, and to deal with his overwhelming grief, who takes a job at Lumon Industries that offers a procedure called "severance" that splits his consciousness into two distinct parts. When he leaves work, he's stuck being plain old Mark Scout, but at work, on the "severed" floor, he's Mark S., a willing acolyte of Lumon who has no idea that he ever had a wife, let alone lost one.

As his innie (Mark S.) and outie (Mark Scout), Scott delivers one of his very best performances; in the show's critically adored sophomore season,...

The story of Off the Record begins with a premise that feels both timeless and distinctly contemporary. We meet Astor Grey, a singer-songwriter navigating the hopeful, often thankless, landscape of the Los Angeles music scene. Her ambition is palpable, a quiet fire fueling her performances in small venues.

The film sets its hook when one such performance, captured on video, finds its way to the screen of Brandyn Verge, a rock star whose fame has seen brighter days. His interest is immediate, a digital message sliding into her life with the promise of something more. What follows is the blueprint of a modern fairy tale: the undiscovered talent given a shot at stardom by an established name.

Their meeting blossoms into an instant romance intertwined with a professional opportunity, a chance for Astor to record her debut album. The initial moments capture the intoxicating rush of a dream taking flight,...

Exclusive: Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania actress Kathryn Newton and Coyote vs. Acme star Lana Condor are headlining Amazon MGM Studios’ Devil’s Mouth, from director Jeff Wadlow.

The survival thriller, a co-production with Lionsgate, follows college friends who on a trip to get to Thailand who get trapped in an underwater cave system with a bull shark. Old tensions and power struggles resurface as they fight to survive.

Aja Gabel and Myung Joh Wesner wrote the script, which was featured on the 2019 Black List, with latest revisions by Wadlow.

Producers include Thunder Road Films’ Basil Iwanyk and Erica Lee, and Wadlow. Thunder Road is natch, behind the John Wick movies. Carsten Lorenz will executive produce. Chelsea Kujawa will oversee for Lionsgate. Helen Lee-Kim and Michael Meyer negotiated the deal on behalf of Lionsgate.

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The article includes spoilers for the Night Court Season 3 finale.

Despite ending its third season on a cliffhanger, Night Courtwill not see a fourth season as NBC recently canceled the reboot of the popular 1980s sitcom. One of the original Night Court stars, Marsha Warfield, who played Rosalind “Roz” Russell in the series from 1986 to 1992, took to the social media site Threads to express her thoughts on the reboot being canceled.

Warfield, who reprised her Roz role in the new series, stated via Threads, “I’m so sorry to hear this! To John Larroquette, I have enjoyed every moment of working with you, and if fates allow, let's do it again sometime! To [Melissa Rauch] meeting you and watching you revive a cherished memory and give it new life has been inspirational. May you continue to dream and shine! [Lacretta], gurrll, don't you ever stop being amazing! And to all...

The NBC jury has reached a verdict, your honor, and it is bad news for Night Court fans. The reboot of the classic Reinhold Weege sitcom was firmly on the bubble for the network after drawing a more modest audience than its first two seasons under Dan Rubin. In the end, Melissa Rauch will not be returning to the bench as Judge Abby Stone for Season 4, as the series has been cancelled per Deadline. The news comes just days after Season 3 served out the final two episodes of its 18-episode sentence with a bombshell reveal that changed everything for Judge Stone.

Night Court kicked off on a white-hot note when it debuted in 2023. According to Nielsen ratings at the time, the reboot had been NBC's biggest comedy premiere since 2017, only being surpassed by the reboot of Will & Grace. Since then, the series settled into a groove, bringing zany courtroom...

The article includes spoilers for the Night Court Season 3 finale.

NBC's Night Court sitcom was a revival of the series of the same name that aired between 1984 and 1992. The series starred The Big Bang Theory's Melissa Rauch in the leading role.

Night Court just released its Season 3 finale on May 6, which left fans in shock. NBC didn't spend too much time debating whether to renew or cancel the multi-camera show, and revealed its unfortunate decision just days later. Per Deadline, NBC has officially decided not to renew Night Court for Season 4.

Night Court premiered on NBC in 2023 and received enough good viewership numbers to receive a renewal for Seasons 2 and 3. However, the show's luck ran out right after one of the biggest cliffhangers. Season 3, Episode 18, titled "A Decent Proposal," aired on May 6, and it featured yet another The Big Bang Theory reunion, bringing over Simon Helberg, who played...

After eighteen humor-filled episodes that left viewers eager for more, Night Court Season 3 ended less than twenty-four hours ago with such an epic cliffhanger. The beloved comedy is currently awaiting a renewal from NBC, but in the meantime, series star Melissa Rauch has shared her expectations for a potential fourth season. The actress told TV Insider that the show’s team has a “spectacular plan” in place for the future, which also includes her former Big Bang Theory co-star Simon Helberg.

In the final episode of Night Court Season 3, Helberg surprisingly appeared as Abby’s (Rauch) husband, Spencer, walking in when his wife was preparing to get engaged to on-again, off-again boyfriend Jake (Ryan Hansen). That marks the second time that The Big Bang Theory alums play an onscreen married couple, as fans may recall their portrayal of the fan-favorite Howard and Bernadette in the hit CBS show that ran...

The third season ofNBC's Night Court ended with a very unanticipated reveal, and at the same time, debuted Melissa Rauch’s former Big Bang Theoryhusband. The finale aired on NBC on Tuesday, May 6, as a one-hour event with Part 1 featuring guest stars Michael Urie and original Night Court star Marsha Warfield. Part 2, on the other hand, saw Simon Helberg appear once again as Rauch’s onscreen spouse, marking the first TV reunion between the duo since their stint on Big Bang.

Given how things concluded in the Night Court Season 3 finale, fans should expect Helberg's return in future episodes if the show is renewed. But while that remains to be seen, Rauch recently discussed the finale with TV Insider, including what it was like working with her former Big Bang Theory co-star. The actress only had the best words for Helberg, describing his presence on set as “so incredibly special” before adding:

“We’re,...

This article contains spoilers for Night Court season 1, episode 18, "A Decent Proposal."

The chances of Night Courtseason 4 getting renewed gets an optimistic response from star and executive producer Melissa Rauch. After delivering quick renewals to Happy's Place and St. Denis Medical, NBC has been relatively slow to hand out decisions on its remaining schedule. One Chicago has been renewed, with Chicago Fire, Chicago P.D., and Chicago Med all coming back, and the Law & Order franchise is poised to continue. But outside those titles, Night Court season 4 and several other series remain in limbo.

In an interview with TV Insider, Rauch touched on what could happen in Night Court season 4 after a big cliffhanger. The season 3 finale sees TheBig Bang Theory's Simon Helberg debut as the previously unknown husband of Judge Abby Stone, who is played by Rauch. The actor and producer shared that she hopes to continue the series,...

Note: This story contains spoilers from “Night Court” Season 3, Episode 18.

After following the dating life of judge Abby Stone (Melissa Rauch) across three seasons of “Night Court,” viewers were in for a surprise when when “Big Bang Theory” alum Simon Helberg introduced himself as Abby’s husband in the Season 3 finale.

Helberg’s introduction in the finale happens just as Abby’s boyfriend, Jake (Ryan Hansen), prepares to propose to her after going through several hurdles of his own planning the perfect proposal with the night court crew. Rauch told theWrap it appeared as though Abby and Jake “were well on their way” to a potential engagement, but admitted, “Now, knowing that this little nugget was in the back of Abby’s head, it’s hard to know for sure.”

With no mention of Abby’s husband throughout the show until now, Rauch said the Season 3 finale sets up for...

Ryan Hansen's (Party Down) Jake is back at Night Court, and ScreenRant has a sneak peek of his return. The two-part finale kicks off Tuesday, May 6 at 8 p.m. Et on NBC, and features the reappearance of Marsha Warfield (Night Court 1986) as Roz, while introducing Critics’ Choice winner Michael Urie (Shrinking). Titled "Funnest Judge in the City", the official synopsis for season 3, episode 17 reads: "Abby suspects the courthouse’s new "fun judge" may not be as fun as he seems. Gurgs must regain control when her new courthouse welcome video, starring Roz takes on a life of its own."

In ScreenRant's exclusive clip, Jake is forced to suspend Abby following a dispute with Michael Urie's character. The "Fun Judge" jumps at the opportunity to fill in, and Abby insists that he's enacting an elaborate plan to take over her court. Jake is unsure what to believe, and Nulman laughs off the accusation,...

This is a huge understatement, of course, but making movies is hard. They’re gigantic, coordinated efforts between the on-screen talent, creatives, producers, studios, camera operators, and on-set assistants. The list goes on and on. Just getting a movie made is a massive accomplishment. Anyone who manages to do that should be forever proud of that fact. But with some movies, that’s where the pride ends. Unfortunately, Off the Record is one of those movies.

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Astor Grey (Rainey Qualley) is a singer-songwriter waiting for her big break. An opportunity presents itself when washed-up rock star Brandyn Verge (Ryan Hansen) reaches out about the possibility of recording a song together. This turns into a whirlwind romance that takes a dark turn, as Astor realizes Brandyn is not the man she thought she fell in love with.

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The Direct's Russ Milheim sat down with The Salamander King director Austin Nichols and star Adrianne Palicki to talk all about their new feel good movie that gives audiences a fun and timely story about community and golf.

The movie, which just premiered at Diff (the Dallas International Film Festival in Texas), follows a municipal golf pro (Ryan Hansen) and his group of misfit friends who are forced to band together to save their beloved golf course from extinction thanks to the government.

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Fans of the Big Bang Theory universe will want to tune in to upcoming season finale of the Night Court revival series. Not only will the episode feature a major Big Bang Theory reunion, it will also bring in a main star of the hit prequel series, Young Sheldon.

Per Deadline, the Season 3 finale of Night Court, set to air on NBC on May 6, will feature guest appearances from Simon Helberg and Raegan Revord. Helberg is known fpr playing Howard Wolowitz, one of the main characters, throughout the entire run of The Big Bang Theory. Night Court's Melissa Rauch notably played his wife, Bernadette. Meanwhile, Revord is best known for playing Missy Cooper, sister to Sheldon Cooper (Iain Armitage), in Young Sheldon.

As of now, it's not yet known who Helberg will be playing. However, his appearance is being described as a "game-changing cameo that could really shake things...

“Night Court” star Melissa Rauch will reunite with her “Big Bang Theory” co-star Simon Helberg, who is set to guest star in the NBC comedy’s Season 3 finale airing May 6 at 8:30 p.m. Et/Pt.

The finale will see Abby (Rauch) in charge of runaway teens who are determined to be married. Meanwhile, Dan (John Larroquette) and Julianne (Wendie Malick) balk at the idea that they’ve become friends and a surprise appearance by a mysterious stranger turns Abby’s world upside down.

Helberg will appear in a “game-changing” cameo that is expected to shake things up for Abby, while “Young Sheldon” star Raegan Revord will portray teenage runaway Shelby, who is inclined to marry her soulmate, in an homage to the iconic Michael J. Fox episode from the original “Night Court.”

Helberg is best known for his role as Howard Wolowitz on the CBS sitcom from 2007 to 2019, for...

Bernadette and Howard Wolowitz are officially getting back together! Night Court's upcoming Season 3 finale on May 6 will be a big one with back-to-back episodes welcoming Melissa Rauch's Big Bang Theory partner, Simon Helberg, to the Manhattan Municipal Court. He's not the only member of the wider Big Bang universe to be swinging by for some zany courtroom antics, though, as Raegan Revford, best known for playing Sheldon Cooper's sister Missy on Young Sheldon and, more recently, Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage, will also have a major role to play in the final episode. Rounding things out is the return of original series veteran Marsha Warfield once more as Roz Russell for the first of the two episodes, ensuring that the season will adjourn with a bang.

Exactly who Helberg will be playing remains a mystery, but the cameo is being described as a potential "game-changer" for Rauch's Judge Abby Stone.

Exclusive: NBC’s Night Court has set up a colliding of the “Big Bang” Universe as Simon Helberg and Raegan Revord (Young Sheldon) are set to guest star in the Season 3 finale airing May 6 at 8:30 p.m. Et/Pt.

Night Court star and executive producer Melissa Rauch played Helberg’s wife on the CBS smash The Big Bang Theory, created by Chuck Lorre and Bill Prady. Although who Helberg will play in the season finale is under wraps, his character is set for a game-changing cameo that could really shake things up for Abby (Rauch).

Revord will play Shelby, a teenage runaway inclined to marry her soulmate, in an homage to the Michael J. Fox episode from the original series.

Fox appeared in the second episode of the original series titled “Santa Goes Downtown,” which aired on January 11, 1984, in the role of Eddie Simms.

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Nancy Drew is a teen mystery thriller drama series created by Noga Landau, Josh Schwartz, and Stephanie Savage. Based on the novel series by Edward Stratemeyer, the CW series follows Nancy Drew, a young girl who puts off going to college when she becomes involved in what looks like a supernatural murder mystery. Nancy Drew stars Kennedy McMann, Leah Lewis, Maddison Jaizani, Tunji Kasim, Alex Saxon, Alvina August, Riley Smith, and Scott Wolf. So, if you loved the thrilling mysteries, entertaining teen drama, and compelling characters in Nancy Drew, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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Quiver Distribution is about to introduce a little extra romance and drama into the music industry with its upcoming film Off the Record. Releasing on demand and digital in less than a month, the debut feature from stuntwoman-turned-filmmaker Kirsten Foe stars Mad Men alum Rainey Qualley as rising star singer-songwriter Astor Grey, whose life and career are rocked to their core amid her whirlwind romance with rock's washed-up bad boy Brandyn Verge, played by Veronica Mars veteran and recent Night Court recurring star Ryan Hansen. Instead of a love story, however, it evolves into a darker exploration of the astronomically high stakes of the industry, complete with cameos from a few real stars who have been to the heights of fame. We're excited to feature Foe's first feature film as part of Collider's Exclusive Preview event for upcoming summer movies and share an exclusive image highlighting Astor's journey.

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30 Rock is a satirical comedy series created by Tina Fey. The NBC series is set behind the scenes of a fictional live sketch comedy show, and it follows its head writer and showrunner, Liz Lemon, as she deals with a new and arrogant boss and eccentric stars. 30 Rock stars Tina Fey, Tracy Morgan, Jane Krakowski, Jack McBrayer, Scott Adsit, Judah Friedlander, Alec Baldwin, Katrina Bowden, Keith Powell, Lonny Ross, Kevin Brown, Grizz Chapman, Maulik Pancholy, and John Lutz. So, if you loved hilarious comedy, entertaining stories, and compelling characters in 30 Rock, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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Brooklyn Nine-Nine is a police procedural workplace comedy series created by Dan Goor and Michael Schur. The Fox and, later on, the NBC series is set in New York City.

"Alcohol isn't the problem – it's people." Quiver Distribution has revealed an official trailer for an indie film titled Off the Record, another story about a musician in love. This premiered at the 2024 Heartland Film Festival last year, and it debuts on VOD starting in May coming soon. Astor Grey, a up-and-coming singer-songwriter in Los Angeles, quickly falls for washed-up rock star Brandyn Verge. Their whirlwind romance spirals into a dark tale of manipulation, forcing Astor to fight for her independence and reclaim her music & identity. Real life musician Rainey Qualley (Margaret's sister who also made the music video short Love Me Like You Hate Me) stars as Astor Grey, a talented singer whose life takes a dark turn when she meets Brandyn. Also with Ryan Hansen, Olivia Sui, Julia Campbell, Will Peltz, and Rebecca De Mornay. The film features two songs by Qualley, performing under her stage name Rainsford.

Everyone loves a fun and wild character, and that’s exactly what Susan is in Night Court. Julia Duffy is back in the series, and we chatted with her to find out why Susan is back and the fun she had on set again.

As fans will remember, Susan is Jake’s mother. Now that Jake and Abby have split up, it would see odd for Susan to return, unless she was in some legal drama. Well, it turns out that there is a wild reason for her to be back.

Julia Duffy teases Susan’s return in Night Court

Hidden Remote: Let’s talk the return to Night Court again. I know the first time, you said it was somewhat expected due to the cliffhanger at the end of season 2, but what about this time? What was it like to be asked back again?

Julia Duffy: Oh, it was great.

Wendie Malick is about to hit the jackpot on this week's episode of Night Court, though it might not be what she's expecting. Following a visit from the woeful Wheeler family last Tuesday, Season 3 continues with Episode 14, titled "Hot to Trot," which sees the Manhattan Municipal Court's prosecutor, Julianne, learning about the death of her rich aunt. As she prepares to receive a potentially life-changing inheritance, the rest of the staff jockey to try and get a piece of what's coming to her. Collider has an exclusive sneak peek from the exact moment Julianne learns what she's getting with Gurgs (Lacretta) and Dan (John Larroquette) waiting in anticipation.

The clip opens with a lawyer reading out Julianne's aunt's will, which offers a glimpse into her past and relations outside the courtroom. Although there are 17 pages of sentiments about the prosecutor and strange ramblings about how "Roosevelt was a coward," and...

“Off the Record” is a new live-action drama, written and directed by stuntwoman Kirsten Foe, starring Rainey Qualley (sister of Margaret), Ryan Hansen, Rebecca De Mornay, Olivia Sui, Julia Campbell and Will Peltz, available May 2, 2025 on digital platforms:

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The music industry is always an interesting topic to dive into in the movie world, and soon, we will get another title that offers another perspective on the subject. Today, Collider can exclusively reveal the trailer and poster for Off The Record, an upcoming drama that stars Rainey Qualley (The Devil and the Daylong Brothers) and Ryan Hansen (Night Court) as two musicians who fall in love but engage in a volatile relationship. The movie premieres on May 2.

The trailer reveals that Off The Record will be an emotionally charged drama following Astor Grey (Qualley), an up-and-coming artist who has talent to boot and just needs one chance to rise to stardom. That's when she's contacted by Brandyn Verge (Hansen), a washed-up rock star who still has a lot of good connections in the music industry. They click at once and instantly kick off a romantic relationship — and it wouldn't...

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Community is a satirical comedy series created by Dan Harmon. The NBC series follows Jeff Winger, a lawyer who gets disbarred after it is discovered that he lied about having a bachelor’s degree. To get his legal career back, he began attending Greendale Community College. He soon befriends a group of misfits, including Britta, Abed, Shirley, Annie, Troy, and Pierce. Community stars Joel McHale, Gillian Jacobs, Danny Pudi, Yvette Nicole Brown, Alison Brie, Donald Glover, Ken Jeong, Chevy Chase, and Jim Rash. So, if you loved the entertaining stories, hilarious dark comedy, and compelling characters in Community, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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A.P. Bio is a workplace comedy sitcom series created by Mike O’Brien. The NBC series follows Jack Griffin, a philosophy professor who gets fired from...

Quiver Distribution has acquired the North American rights to “Off the Record,” a drama that written and directed by stuntwoman turned filmmaker Kirsten Foe.

The film stars Rainey Qualley (“Mad Men“) and Ryan Hansen (“Veronica Mars”). It follows Astor Grey, a rising singer-songwriter whose life takes a dark turn when she enters a turbulent romance with washed-up rock star Brandyn Verge. What begins as a whirlwind love story becomes a darker look at manipulation and resilience. The ensemble also includes Rebecca De Mornay, Olivia Sui, Julia Campbell, and Will Peltz. There are also cameos by Billy Gibbons (Zz Top), Peyton Manning, and Edgerrin James.

“We are thrilled to bring ‘Off the Record’ to audiences,” said Quiver Distribution Co-Presidents Berry Meyerowitz and Jeff Sackman. “While set in the music industry, the film’s message transcends boundaries, echoing diverse experiences across every field and background.”

Executive produced by Jim Irsay, owner of the Indianapolis Colts,...

Since his first appearance in an episode of Walker, Texas Ranger, Taylor Sheridan has proved there’s not much he can’t do in the world of TV. Best known for being a writer, producer and director of some of TV’s biggest shows, including Yellowstone, Lioness and Landman, Sheridan made his start as a TV actor in several hit shows of the late 90s and early 2000s.

One such show was Veronica Mars, the CW teen drama about a high school detective. While not his first credited role, Sheridan played his first recurring role as criminal Danny Boyd. Later taking on bigger TV roles, including David Hale in Sons of Anarchy, Sheridan’s role as Boyd was a turning point in his early career.

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On Wednesday March 19 2025, E! broadcasts an episode of the series Night Court!

The Best Dan Season 2 Episode 13 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Night Court,” titled “The Best Dan,” promises to deliver a blend of humor and heartfelt moments. As the story unfolds, Roz faces a dilemma when her wedding venue unexpectedly falls through. This situation leaves her scrambling for a solution, and her colleague Abby steps in to help. Abby offers the courthouse as a makeshift wedding venue, showcasing the unique charm of their workplace in a way that fans of the show will surely appreciate.

Meanwhile, Dan finds himself navigating a different kind of challenge. He strikes up a connection with a wedding guest who has ties to his past. This encounter leads to some intriguing moments as Dan realizes that his reputation might not be as easily forgotten as he hoped. The episode explores themes of love,...

On Wednesday March 19 2025, E! broadcasts an episode of the series Night Court!

Taught and Bothered Season 2 Episode 9 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Night Court,” titled “Taught and Bothered,” promises to bring a mix of humor and heart to the courtroom. Set to air on E!, this episode dives into the dynamics of workplace relationships and the challenges that come with them.

In this episode, Abby finds herself developing a crush on the Hr representative who has come to teach the Night Court crew about respect in the workplace. As Abby navigates her feelings, viewers will see her struggle with the balance between professionalism and personal attraction. The comedic situations that arise from her crush are sure to provide plenty of laughs, as Abby tries to keep her emotions in check while learning valuable lessons about respect.

Meanwhile, Wyatt’s storyline takes a different turn when he asks Dan for a simple thank-you.

Before his turn as Mark in AppleTV+’s Severance, Adam Scott appeared mostly in supporting and ensemble roles in his previous projects. You may remember Scott as the State Auditor-turned-City Manager Ben Wyatt in Parks and Recreation. He also appeared in the comedy film Step Brothers, the sitcom Party Down, and the comedy series The Good Place.

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Scott received critical acclaim for his performance as the lead star of Severance. The appreciation for Scott almost reminded fans of the time when he shared that he was comfortable being cast alongside more talented people. Scott has come a long way from such roles.

Adam Scott has come a long way from comfortable roles to play Mark in Severance Adam Scott in Severance Season 2 | Credit: Apple TV

Adam Scott‘s lead role in Ben Stiller’s Severance earned him immense praise for his acting ability.

The excitement builds as “Night Court” returns for Season 2, Episode 9, titled “Taught and Bothered.” This episode promises to deliver the blend of humor and heart that fans have come to love. Abby finds herself in a bit of a pickle when she develops a crush on the new Hr representative. This Hr rep is in the courtroom to teach the crew about respect in the workplace, but Abby’s feelings complicate things. Viewers can expect plenty of laughs as Abby navigates her emotions while trying to maintain professionalism.

Meanwhile, Wyatt’s storyline adds another layer of comedy to the episode. He approaches Dan with a simple request for a thank-you, but things take an unexpected turn. Wyatt is in for more than he bargained for, and it will be interesting to see how he handles the situation. The dynamic between the characters continues to evolve, with each episode revealing more about their personalities and relationships.

The excitement for “Night Court” continues to build as Season 2 reaches Episode 13, titled “The Best Dan.” This episode promises a mix of humor and heartfelt moments, airing on Wednesday, March 19, 2025, at 10:30 Pm on E!. Fans of the show can expect plenty of laughs and some unexpected twists in the courtroom.

In this episode, Roz faces a challenge when her wedding venue unexpectedly falls through. This situation puts her in a tough spot, and she turns to Abby for help. Abby, always ready to lend a hand, offers the courthouse as a new venue for Roz’s big day. This decision leads to a series of comedic situations as the courthouse transforms into a wedding venue, showcasing the unique blend of legal drama and wedding chaos that “Night Court” is known for.

Meanwhile, Dan finds himself in an interesting predicament. He strikes up a connection with a wedding guest who has ties to his past.

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After three and a half seasons, Abby Stone (Melissa Rauch) and Dan Fielding (John Larroquette) have gotten to know one another pretty well, though there are still some interesting surprises that they continue to uncover about one another.

On Tuesday, Feb. 4, Night Court will premiere Season 3's eighth episode, titled "Age Against the Machine." In a new sneak peek clip Cbr can exclusively debut, Dan grows a bit emotional over his colleagues seeing him as the "old man" in the courtroom. Abby then reminds Dan that the two of them have in common much more than he might think, sharing that she's also just as much of a "Swiftie" as he is — though they're not talking about a certain pop star. Abby then shares how she wants to be "just like" Dan when she grows up in the touching clip, which can be viewed below.

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NBC's Night Court is about to get a massive boost from guest star Gilles Marini, whose character Rodrigo has swept Julianne off her feet. But in real life, it's the other way around; the Days of Our Lives actor was thrilled to get the call to appear on the hit sitcom! Speaking with Cbr before his appearance in the Jan. 21 episode, Marini revealed why he's such a fan of Night Court and in particular, Wendie Malick.

Marini dished on working with Malick and original Night Court cast member John Larroquette in "The Jakeout," in which Malick's character Julianne is determined to prove she doesn't have feelings for Dan Fielding. Rodrigo may have something to say about that! In addition, the Daredevil alum spoke about his experience on the Netflix series ahead of the character's highly anticipated Disney+ return.

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Last night, producers Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley Jackson hosted Concert for America, a bi-coastal Inauguration Day benefit that included musical and comedic performances from the brightest stars of stage and screen, with inspiring stories and messages from those on the front lines, advocating for freedom and justice for all.

The event, which featured live programming from both New York and Los Angeles, raised funds for the California Community Foundation, an organization supporting wildfire recovery efforts to aid those most in need.

Ali Stroker, Anika Larsen, Ann Harada, Arielle Jacobs, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Cecily Strong, Hennessy Winkler, Ingrid Michaelson, Jessica Vosk, Judy Gold, Judy Kuhn, Julia Murney, Julie Benko, Keala Settle, Kelli O’Hara, Lili Thomas, Lilli Cooper, Liz Callaway, Lorna Courtney, Merle Dandridge, Nina West, Norbert Leo Butz, Paul Castree, Pearl Sun, Peppermint, Piper Perabo, Samantha Williams, Shayna Steele, Ta’Nika Gibson, and more appeared live on stage at The Town Hall in New York City,...

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Taylor Sheridan has steadily become a powerful titan in Hollywood, with the brilliant director, writer, and producer being the mastermind behind a slew of small-screen knockouts, including Yellowstone, Mayor of Kingstown, Tulsa King, and Lioness. Though he is now celebrated for his exceptional skills behind the camera, having also ventured into the world of filmmaking and penning the screenplays for hits like Sicario and the Oscar-nominated Hell or High Water, many may have forgotten that Sheridan got his start as an actor trying to make it big.

Sheridan began his career back in 1995 with a guest spot in Walker, Texas Ranger, subsequently appearing in shows such as Party of Five, NYPD Blue, and CSI: Crime Scene Investigation before landing his breakthrough role in the fan-favorite crime mystery sensation Veronica Mars in 2005. The...

This article may contain spoilers for Night Court season 3.Season 3 of Night Court has gotten off to a rough start, which has arguably impacted some of the early storylines surrounding the characters in Night Court season 3. For example, Judge Abby Stone's (Melissa Rauch) determination to seek the truth regarding whether she and her boyfriend Jake (Ryan Hansen) are half-siblings and the question of whether John Larroquette's public defender Dan Fielding is Jake's father were wrapped up too quickly during the first two episodes.

The absence of prosecutor India de Beaufort's Olivia Moore in Night Court season 3 is also evident, considering her comedic timing and repertoire with the protagonists during the first two seasons. However, Rauch's The Big Bang Theory co-star, Mayim Bialik, will guest star in Night Court season 3, episode 5, "Mayim Worst Enemy," likely giving the show a much-needed boost of star power to elevate its ratings.

Night Court is back in session with the hit revival series three episodes into its third season. Ahead of the airing of the fourth episode on Monday evening, Cbr has an exclusive clip to debut.

The episode, titled "Feliz NaviDead," is set to premiere on Monday, Dec. 17. In the episode, "Abby’s holiday plans are derailed after a murder mystery performer causes chaos in the courthouse," while "Gurgs and Wyatt find themselves at odds over office etiquette," per the logline. Cbr's sneak peek clip from the show sees Abby (Melissa Rauch) and Dan (John Larroquette) speaking with a detective (Joe Lo Truglio) about how to handle the investigation — with frustrating results for Abby. Check out the clip below.

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Night Court season 3 premiered November 19 and drops new episodes Tuesdays on NBC. The series has featured a handful of cast shake-ups throughout its run, starting with Nyambi Nyambi, whose character took over as court clerk after Kapil Talwalkar's exit. Night Court's most recent change occurred when Olivia Moore announced her departure, leaving the show without a district attorney. However, rather than introducing a new face, the latest batch of installments sees Wendie Malick's Julianne Walters take on a series regular role.

Julianne is described as a "sophisticated, savvy woman and accomplished attorney who also knows how to make a shank out of a spoon." The role is surprising given that Julianne was previously sent to prison, but her chaotic nature makes for a more entertaining dynamic within the Manhattan Municipal Courtroom. Malick shares that she enjoys playing misunderstood characters, and teases that Julianne's presence will keep things interesting for everyone.

The Night Court revival series only features one main cast member as a series regular, with John Larroquette starring as Dan Fielding. It's been a bittersweet experience for the actor, as several of his co-stars of the original series have since passed away.

In the Season 2 finale of the sequel series, the show referenced Christine Sullivan, the character played by the late Markie Post in the original Night Court. Gigi Rice was introduced as Christine's sister, appearing at the wedding of a returning Roz (Marsha Warfield). In an interview with TV Insider, Larroquette spoke about the tribute to Post and hinted that there may be other tributes to come, as long as they never feel forced. He also noted how Rice and Post played sisters in the 2019 Hallmark film Christmas Reservations, which was Post's final role before her passing in 2021.

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Ryan Hansen (Party Down) is trying to drum up some bonding time with his possible on-screen father, John Larroquette (Stripes), in Collider's exclusive sneak peek of next weeks episode of Night Court. The third season of the comeback series celebrated its return earlier this month and audiences are already embroiled in the mystery surrounding Jakes (Hansen) possible familial relation to Larroquettes Dan. In the season premiere, it was ruled out that Abbys (Melissa Rauch) late father, Harry Stone (Harry Anderson), was Jakes father, which is terrific news for Abby and Jakes blossoming romantic relationship. But, now that hes closer to his dad than ever before, Jake cant let go of the hope and dream that Dan might be his long-lost papa.

Night Court star John Larroquette reacts to his character Dan's season 3 paternity test reveal. Laroquette starred as Dan Fielding in the original series of Night Court that aired from 1984 to 1992 on NBC and reprises his role in the reboot series, which first aired in 2023. The Night Court season 2 finale ended on a cliffhanger, revealing that Dan could be the father of Ryan Hansen's character Jake. The plot twist also ended the season 3 premiere on a cliffhanger and promises a strong and involved season to follow.

In an interview with TV Insider, Larroquette shared his feelings on the paternity storyline and revealed how he feels it might impact Dan for the season moving forward. The legacy star stated that Dan was shocked and appalled at first before growing used to the idea. He also suggested that Dan discovering he is a parent could feature heavily in the season, but these...

“Night Court” is back with another season full of unusual crimes and comedy.

Season 3 picks up after the dramatic cliffhanger in the Season 2 finale, which left Abby (Melissa Rauch) with the realization that Dan (John Larroquette) might be the biological father of Abby’s boyfriend, Jake (Ryan Hansen).

The new installment also sees Wendie Malick bumped up to a series regular, joining Rauch, Larroquette, Lacretta and Nyambi after India de Beaufort’s departed from the series after Season 2.

Keep on reading to learn when “Night Court” Season 3 premieres and where it’s streaming.

When Does ‘Night Court’ Season 3 Premiere?

The third season of “Night Court” debuts Tuesday, Nov. 19 at 8:30 p.m. on NBC.

When Do New ‘Night Court’ Episodes Come Out?

New episodes will drop Tuesdays from 8:30 p.m. t0 9:00 p.m. on NBC.

Where is ‘Night Court’ Streaming?

New episodes will stream on Peacock the day after their NBC debut.

[Warning: The following contains Major spoilers for Night Court Season 3 Episode 1, “The Judge’s Boyfriend’s Dad.”] The truth has a funny way of coming out. After Abby (Melissa Rauch) spent the entire Night Court Season 3 premiere trying to shield Dan Fielding (John Larroquette) and new boyfriend Jake (Ryan Hansen) from catching wind of the possibility that they could be father and son, the episode ended with them finding out anyway. The premiere kicked off with Abby having a nightmare about Dan and Jake finding out this secret and responding with anger, leaving her panicked when she woke up. Abby visited Ryan’s mother, Susan (Julia Duffy), in the hospital to get answers about the identity of Jake’s father, but the drugged-up Susan could provide little answers. Jake’s mannerisms started to slightly mimic Dan’s, making Abby even more worried. Dan, meanwhile, was none the wiser as he was busy dealing with the new courtroom prosecutor,...

Dropping new episodes on Tuesdays, Night Court season 3 premieres November 19 at 8:30 p.m. Et/Pt on NBC. The multi-camera sitcom ended on a massive cliffhanger, leaving fans reeling long after the season 2 finale blinked off their screens. "The Best Dan" sees Melissa Rauch's character, Abby, decide to take the next step in her relationship with Jake (Ryan Hansen) at Roz's (Marsha Warfield) wedding. However, she makes a startling discovery when she speaks with Jake's mom.

Susan reveals that she dated a lawyer who worked in the Manhattan courtroom about a year before her son was born. Abby appears to be in shock, suddenly noticing an uncanny resemblance between Dan and her boyfriend. The episode ends with Flobert coming to the same realization and telling Abby that Jake may be Dan's biological son (and that he's out of cake pops).

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Note: The following story contains spoilers from “Night Court” Season 3, Episode 1.

“Night Court” kicked off Season 3 with an expansion of the parenting mystery set up in the Season 2 finale, which star and EP Melissa Rauch said presents a “major bump in the road” for Abby and Jake’s budding romance.

After leaving off with the unsettling realization that Dan (John Larroquette) might be the biological father of her boyfriend, Jake (Ryan Hansen), Abby (Rauch) goes on a mission to discover the truth — and the stakes are heightened when she realizes Jake’s mom (Julia Duffy) might’ve also dated her father.

“As we were working toward the season finale last year, we knew we wanted to go out on something that would be a story generator that would propel us into Season 3,” Rauch told TheWrap. “[Ryan Hansen] was just supposed to come in for one episode last season playing our Hr rep...

Night Court season 3 premieres November 19 on NBC and drops new episodes weekly on Tuesdays. Its return has been highly anticipated following the massive cliffhanger at the end of the season 2 finale. "The Best Dan" sees Abby (Melissa Rauch) and Jake (Ryan Hansen) attempt to keep their relationship casual, despite having serious feelings for one another. It becomes evident at Roz's (Marsha Warfield) wedding that they both want to embrace what's between them, regardless of the risk.

However, the real plot twist occurs when Jake opens up about his absent father, and Abby discovers a possible connection between his mom and Dan. A rather indicative shot shows Jake and Dan parallel one another, immediately making Abby wonder if her boyfriend's father has been in front of them all along. The credits roll seconds after Flobert gasps alongside the judge and says what she's thinking aloud for the audience.

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