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TJ · 11-19-2012, 06:57 PM

Disbarment, wedding bells, a baby, and more antics from Bull are in store for the seventh season of Night Court now on DVD. We get all 24 season seven episodes on a three-disc set exclusively at WBShop.com from the Warner Archive Collection. This is the fourth 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 waited about five months after season six was released, so we are ready for the courtroom antics! Big changes were in the air for the legal crew of Night Court as the smash hit show entered the seventh season of its epic nine-season run. Status quo is MIA for the court as the season begins with a visit from Harry’s estranged dad, former mental patient Buddy (recurring guest John Astin), that results in the two shacking up. Meanwhile, Dan (John Larroquette) begins a season-long quest for new lodgings – a quest complicated by Judge Harry’s (Harry Anderson) new roomie. Making the case for comedy in season seven are visitor from the future VHK 937 (Michael McManus), Roz’s (Marsha Warfield) visiting aunt (Della Reese), and a return visit from Mel Tormé. Upping the stakes with a dash of drama, Dan faces disbarment, Christine (Markie Post) faces motherhood as a wedded single mom (Don’t ask! Just watch it!), Buddy gets engaged and Yakov Smirnov seeks asylum. Grab the gavel – Bull’s the most sane one this season and is about to bring order to the court!

Night Court season seven 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/nightco...dvdreview.html

Nyan · 02-16-2013, 07:54 PM

I finally got around to watching S7 a few weeks ago and I discovered that the black saturation was rather dark and there was some audio drop out on the A Day In The Life episode on disc 3.

11-19-2012, 06:57 PM	#1
TJ Site Owner Administrator Forum Star Join Date: Feb 03, 2000 Location: Marietta, GA Posts: 10,683	Night Court - The Complete Seventh Season DVD Review Disbarment, wedding bells, a baby, and more antics from Bull are in store for the seventh season of Night Court now on DVD. We get all 24 season seven episodes on a three-disc set exclusively at WBShop.com from the Warner Archive Collection. This is the fourth 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 waited about five months after season six was released, so we are ready for the courtroom antics! Big changes were in the air for the legal crew of Night Court as the smash hit show entered the seventh season of its epic nine-season run. Status quo is MIA for the court as the season begins with a visit from Harry’s estranged dad, former mental patient Buddy (recurring guest John Astin), that results in the two shacking up. Meanwhile, Dan (John Larroquette) begins a season-long quest for new lodgings – a quest complicated by Judge Harry’s (Harry Anderson) new roomie. Making the case for comedy in season seven are visitor from the future VHK 937 (Michael McManus), Roz’s (Marsha Warfield) visiting aunt (Della Reese), and a return visit from Mel Tormé. Upping the stakes with a dash of drama, Dan faces disbarment, Christine (Markie Post) faces motherhood as a wedded single mom (Don’t ask! Just watch it!), Buddy gets engaged and Yakov Smirnov seeks asylum. Grab the gavel – Bull’s the most sane one this season and is about to bring order to the court! Night Court season seven 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/nightco...dvdreview.html

02-16-2013, 07:54 PM	#2
Nyan Be The Rainbow! Frequent Poster Join Date: Jul 29, 2011 Location: Land of Pop Tarts Posts: 141	I finally got around to watching S7 a few weeks ago and I discovered that the black saturation was rather dark and there was some audio drop out on the A Day In The Life episode on disc 3.