I was just reminded that there was an episode where Dan had gone for too long (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbadZwKxr5s) without sex and he said “I need it right now”. So he grabbed Roz and pulled her into the broom closet. But then Roz beat him up and stuffed him into a janitorial cart.

On one end, but was hilarious precisely because she was no-nonsense and put his sleazy self in his place. Like I said, but that likely would never fly today because everyone is so sensitive about everything.

You can obviously imagine, the millennials and Gen Zs having a field day not just over the lack of consent, but the sheer image of "this white man was trying to have power over this black woman.”

Dan Fielding's entire character (https://deadline.com/2021/05/night-court-reboot-melissa-rauch-john-larroquette-star-nbc-pilot-order-harrys-daughter-dan-1234749310/), probably (https://www.reddit.com/r/television/comments/qsjpp1/night_court_nbc_sets_comedy_reboot_for_202223/) wouldn't (https://forum.dvdtalk.com/tv-talk/652007-night-court-nbc-s-melissa-rauch-john-larroquette-premieres-1-17-23-a-5.html) at all work (https://forums.mst3k.com/t/so-the-new-night-court/27181) in a post-#MeToo world anyway.