TJ
02-04-2013, 01:45 PM
All’s NOT fair in love and law in Night Court’s hit eighth season. We get all 24 season eight episodes on a three-disc set exclusively at WBShop.com from the Warner Archive Collection. This is the fifth set in a row for the series being an exclusive to WBShop.com, so it is your only way of owning it. And, for now, the episodes are on DVD instead of DVD-R’s, so take advantage and order EARLY before they go back to DVD-R’s. We only waited less than three months after season seven was released, so we are ready for the courtroom antics!
Originally conceived as the final season, Night Court’s eighth hit year saw the show’s creators moving some very long simmering subplots off the back burner and on the boil. As the season begins, Judge Harry (Harry Anderson), DA Dan (John Larroquette), bailiff Bull (Richard Moll), clerk Mac (Charles Robinson) and bailiff Roz (Marsha Warfield) are welcoming public defender Christine (Markie Post) back from maternity leave. The happy reunion is short-lived, however, as long-buried passions, secret guilts and long-lost relatives plunge the court into chaos. This being Night Court we are also treated to visits from a trick-or-treating Death (Stephen Root) and time travels with an angel (Mel Torme), and we brave a session at the horrific Day Court. By season’s end, two characters may be unable to deny their love any longer...
Night Court season eight stars: Harry Anderson, Markie Post, John Larroquette, Charles Robinson, Richard Moll, and Marsha Warfield. Click, click!
Read our review by Pavan here:
http://www.sitcomsonline.com/nightcourtseason8dvdreview.html
Originally conceived as the final season, Night Court’s eighth hit year saw the show’s creators moving some very long simmering subplots off the back burner and on the boil. As the season begins, Judge Harry (Harry Anderson), DA Dan (John Larroquette), bailiff Bull (Richard Moll), clerk Mac (Charles Robinson) and bailiff Roz (Marsha Warfield) are welcoming public defender Christine (Markie Post) back from maternity leave. The happy reunion is short-lived, however, as long-buried passions, secret guilts and long-lost relatives plunge the court into chaos. This being Night Court we are also treated to visits from a trick-or-treating Death (Stephen Root) and time travels with an angel (Mel Torme), and we brave a session at the horrific Day Court. By season’s end, two characters may be unable to deny their love any longer...
Night Court season eight stars: Harry Anderson, Markie Post, John Larroquette, Charles Robinson, Richard Moll, and Marsha Warfield. Click, click!
Read our review by Pavan here:
http://www.sitcomsonline.com/nightcourtseason8dvdreview.html